Swing Into the West Suburban YMCA's Comprehensive Golf Conditioning Program
Swing Into the West Suburban YMCA's
Comprehensive Golf Conditioning Program
Newton, MA-The West Suburban YMCA is pleased to announce a comprehensive golf conditioning program customized for players of all levels. Designed to improve a player's golf game and overall well-being, this program incorporates strength and conditioning, nutrition counseling, lessons from a PGA teaching professional, and physical therapy evaluations.
The Comprehensive Golf Conditioning Program strives to develop an individualized program to increase a player's performance, strength, flexibility, and ability. With the use of Titleist Performance Institute Evaluations and swing analyses, the Y's Golf Fitness Instructor can create a golf conditioning program based on these assessments.
This program also features Tee'd Up, a golf conditioning class that provides participants with golf specific exercises aimed at improving posture, stability, power, and balance while working on golf swing mechanics. Class sizes range from 4 to 10 players and are designed for golfers of any level.
For more information on scheduling, pricing packages, or to register, contact Dan Mandell at 617-244-6050 ext. 3034 or email at danm@westsuburbanymca.org.
About the West Suburban YMCA
The West Suburban YMCA, located in Newton, Massachusetts, is a nonprofit community service organization made possible because of charitable donations, member support, and dedicated volunteers. The YMCA is devoted to the education, physical health, mental well-being and moral development of children, families, and communities. The Y strives to incorporate all its programs with the core values of honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility. Founded in 1877, the West Suburban YMCA has over 13,000 members and program participants, and serves the communities of Newton, Watertown, Belmont, Wellesley, and Weston with day and resident camps in Newton, Wayland, and East Brookfield, MA. For more information, please visit http://www.westsuburbanymca.org/.