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  1. Is there any specific reason behind that rep range, besides the fact it
    will limit the weight used and hence avoid the risk of injury for false
    technique? Or is the intention to do the excersises with small resistance
    and very explosively, I see this is more of a ”beginners” workout but
    best to get it right at the start.
    From my personal experience, I gained best results in explosivines; for
    legs anyway, by keeping the reps low and mixing it up with jump squats in
    between the sets with small resistance (empty bar).
    New to golf, but I believe this method will work for me in golf aswell,
    sure people are diffrent. Really shame how little videos like this there is
    when it comes to physic training for golf and most of the stuff seem to be
    more like ”getting to healthy condition” rather than specific for golf.
    Glad to see you make videos like this, keep it up!?

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  3. Do you have any videos for good stretches to do? I often feel tight in my
    lower back and shoulders when I hit on the range before a round. It works
    itself out during the range and the first few holes.

  4. The glute bridge must be a hard one…how many sets should i do this?
    Should i gobthrough all in one go? Thanks for the vids

  5. This is ideally done a s circuit x2-3 times through and approx 12-15 reps
    each one. ut you can to ease into it just do each exercise twice then move
    on to the next until your conditioning improves.

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