Golf Exercise and Fitness Program Improves Golf Swing

Neil Chasan, physical therapist and co-owner of Body Balance for Performance, has written the book Total Conditioning for Golfers, detailing an exercise program that can help golfers increase their driving distance and lower their scores.

(PRWEB) May 18, 2005 -- A simple exercise program (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) may be the key to unlocking a better golf game.

Neil Chasan, a physical therapist and co-owner of Body Balance for Performance, has written a book detailing Swing Reaction System exercise program for golfers (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html). The book, Total Conditioning for Golfers, explains how this exercise program (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) can actually improve a golfers overall game.

A few simple exercises done each day will help a golfer increase their driving distance and reduce their scores," said Chasan.

In additions to helping to improve a golfers swing, the exercise program (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) also reduces the risk of injuries, especially to the hips and lower back.

Everyone needs to improve their ability to store and release energy efficiently," said Chasan. This exercise program is beneficial to professionals as well as amateurs and beginners."

Chasans book, Total Conditioning for Golfers, is ideal for any golfer seeking to:

• Improve consistency

• Improve accuracy

• Reach longer driving distances

• Lower game scores

• Experience less pain

Neil Chasans Total Conditioning for Golfers, detailing the number one exercise program (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) to increase distance, is available now online (http://www.SwingReaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) or by calling 888-465-3220. A special discount is available on all Internet purchases for a limited time.

About the Swing Reaction System Golf Exercise Program

Based on various physical therapy techniques used while training PGA teachers and players, this exercise program (http://www.swingreaction.com/tcfg/tcgframes.html) was developed to help get the body in better athletic condition so a golfer can better execute the golf swing and reduce injuries.

About Neil Chasan

In his 22 years as a physical therapist, Neil Chasan has helped patients and athletes understand and train their bodies for maximum performance. A featured speaker for the PGA and a guest presenter at the Champion's Experience Golf School, Neil works constantly to broaden, update and share his expertise.

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