Do you know where any golfer’s power really comes from? It’s the legs. Yes, you need to be flexible enough to swing a 120-mph clubhead. But you also need a lower body to stabilize that speed, with a posture that holds well. When you look at modern pro golfers, there is not just swing mechanics at play, but also hours of targeted lower-body training. If you want to build a swing that holds up under pressure, this is where you start.

1. Rear foot elevated split squats

You might have heard it with a different name. Maybe Bulgarian split squats? Call it whatever, but it is one of the most brutally effective unilateral strength builders. First, elevate your back foot on a small platform while holding dumbbells at your sides. Now slowly lower your body with control, and then drive back up. You

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