Golf
Performance
Program
Made 2 Move Golf Physical Therapy! Ready to improve your golf game? Hit further? Improve consistency and accuracy? Increase longevity? Golf without pain?
Made 2 Move’s golf performance & rehab program offers the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) screening and video analysis to assess and identify physical restrictions that may be limiting your performance or creating unnecessary discomfort.
Our 3 Step Process!
Assess
Whether you are dealing with an injury or are looking to improve your performance, we begin by assessing what you are capable of as it relates to the golf swing.
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TPI screen assessing overall strength, mobility, stability, and functional movement patterns
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Club head speed and video analysis
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Calculation of your golf fitness handicap
Build
One-on-one 60 minute training sessions with your physical therapist to improve mobility and strength and help you reach your goals!
Personalized program prescribed to address any physical limitations identified during evaluation!
Perform
Once we know how you move and what your goals are, we will help you develop a comprehensive plan to be stronger, more powerful, and be more resilient to perform at your best!
We are strong believers that golfers need to train to handle the demands of golf. Together, we can make your goals a reality!
What Is TPI?
The Titleist Performance Institute is the world’s leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing.
Golf fitness isn’t about being the strongest in the gym or the best player in the clubhouse. It’s about being fit to play the game to the extent you wish to play!
At Made 2 Move, we help people understand how your body’s limitations might influence your golf swing and how to address those limitations through training and rehab.
19 of the last 20 Major Championships were won by players advised by a TPI Certified Expert. We cannot wait to help you get on the course and start crushing your goals!
Fill This Out To Book Your Visit With Our TPI Certified Physical Therapist, Dr. Kayla Rymer
