Excellent exercise ,Paul ,thank you for demonstrating it :the simple plank is So boring !( Though immensely profitable !)
Should you do this exercise at your rythm ,or much faster to put to work the fast twitch fibers ?
Raymond,
In regards to proper training, resistance and speed must always be earned. For someone starting this exercise for the first time I would recommend a moderate speed of motion. Once someone has proven to themselves they have the strength, stability and endurance to do 3 sets of 10-12 reps each side I would then ask for an increase in speed to get fast twitch fibers working. The same goes for the dumbbells. Only add weight once the technique is perfect and you want to reinforce that perfect pattern.
Thanks,
Jeremy Klinkhamer, PT
Thank you for the demonstrations. Clear and great. Would it be possible for you to suggest the number of sets or frequency of the exercises/ Like 2 sets of ten every other day or what? thanks again. Tim Kelly
Hi Tim,
I’ll typically have my golfers do 10 reps (arm and leg is 1 rep) on one side…rest… then 10 on the other. 2-3 sets of that. Eventually working up to no rest between sides and only resting between sets. 2-4x/week.
Thanks for the question,
Jeremy Klinkhamer, PT
Sorry, Mike, I don’t recall. A local personal trainer created it and gave me one many years ago. I just looked up his name, etc. I don’t think they’re made anymore. It broke down so I don’t use it anymore. I did find out that the best google search for decent trampolines for this use is ‘weighted ball rebounder’. Hope that helps.
Jeremy
12 Responses to “Golfers Plank”
April 17, 2014
RaymondCHASTELExcellent exercise ,Paul ,thank you for demonstrating it :the simple plank is So boring !( Though immensely profitable !)
Should you do this exercise at your rythm ,or much faster to put to work the fast twitch fibers ?
April 17, 2014
RaymondCHASTELSorry ,I called you Paul ,instead of Jeremy this exercise was demonstrated to me Some years ago by South African pro AARON BADDELEY :h
April 17, 2014
Jeremy KlinkhamerRaymond,
In regards to proper training, resistance and speed must always be earned. For someone starting this exercise for the first time I would recommend a moderate speed of motion. Once someone has proven to themselves they have the strength, stability and endurance to do 3 sets of 10-12 reps each side I would then ask for an increase in speed to get fast twitch fibers working. The same goes for the dumbbells. Only add weight once the technique is perfect and you want to reinforce that perfect pattern.
Thanks,
Jeremy Klinkhamer, PT
April 18, 2014
Steven DAaron Baddeley is Australian, even though the PGA Tour website says that he was born in New Hampshire.
April 24, 2014
RaymondCHASTELI always believed h
May 9, 2014
TimothyKellyThank you for the demonstrations. Clear and great. Would it be possible for you to suggest the number of sets or frequency of the exercises/ Like 2 sets of ten every other day or what? thanks again. Tim Kelly
May 9, 2014
Jeremy KlinkhamerHi Tim,
I’ll typically have my golfers do 10 reps (arm and leg is 1 rep) on one side…rest… then 10 on the other. 2-3 sets of that. Eventually working up to no rest between sides and only resting between sets. 2-4x/week.
Thanks for the question,
Jeremy Klinkhamer, PT
May 10, 2014
Paul WilsonTim,
This would vary from person to person. Here are numerous tips on this subject:
11 In A Row: https://ignitiongolf.com/change-golf-swing-fast
Important: How To Practice Swing Changes: https://ignitiongolf.com/practice-swing-changes/
How To Practice At The Range: https://ignitiongolf.com/hit-golf-balls-range
What To Expect Practicing: https://ignitiongolf.com/expect-practicing
May 10, 2014
Paul WilsonTim,
Sorry, I thought this way for me. My tips still apply but to your swing not Jeremy’s exercises.
April 20, 2020
MikeMullanHi Jeremy, what is the brand of trampoline you have in the background and can that be used for bed ball throws? Thanks for your time!
April 20, 2020
MikeMullanMed ball throws! Damn autocorrect!
April 20, 2020
Jeremy KlinkhamerSorry, Mike, I don’t recall. A local personal trainer created it and gave me one many years ago. I just looked up his name, etc. I don’t think they’re made anymore. It broke down so I don’t use it anymore. I did find out that the best google search for decent trampolines for this use is ‘weighted ball rebounder’. Hope that helps.
Jeremy