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Wheel tire options are not unlike the ones that are typically found on other types of motor vehicles. There are so many rims that can be used with certain tires to change the actual size of a golf cart's wheels. There are certain tires that work better for certain terrains that other ones do. Let us not forget the kind of special appearance that purchased rims have over factory ones as well.

Another accessory that can be utilized by the golf cart owner is a lift kit. These kits are much like the ones that are used with cars. They are used to raise the body and frame of a cart further from ground level. Such a thing can change the appearance of a cart so greatly that it becomes very distinct. This helps a golfer to better personalize his or her cart.

It is important to remember the most practical of all of the cart accessories as you shop around. We are of course talking about the cart enclosures that have become so very popular. These devices provide much protection from rain and other harsh elements that might suddenly become available when a game is played outdoors. Some of them provide a coating that helps protect a golfer from UV rays.

Let us not forget that seat covers have become very popular amongst golf cart owners. The factory seats are sometimes very plain looking and this is where seat covers come in. They can be used to match any color or design scheme that a golfer might be utilizing. Also keep in mind that these covers can sometimes even increase the amount of comfort that a golfer experiences as they sit.

People who love golf and own their own cart might want to begin the process of shopping around a little for such accessory products. Most golfers will find that a very quick browse of their favorite internet search engine will bring an endless amount of queries back. Also do not forget that so many of these companies are in the practice of not only selling cart accessories but buying used accessories from golfers as well.

After reading this, you should now have a much deeper understanding surrounding golf cart accessories. Keep in mind that since so many retailers buy merchandise, you might be able to find most things used for a lot cheaper. Also keep in mind that you can sell anything that you might not find particularly useful. If you own your own golf cart, don't be afraid to shop around a little. ]]> http://www.golfchaos.com/golf/five-things-a-golf-fitness-program-can-do-for-you.html http://www.golfchaos.com/golf/five-things-a-golf-fitness-program-can-do-for-you.html Tue, 07 Sep 2010 04:23:02 -0500
Why choose to participate in a golf fitness program? A good golf fitness plan is scientifically designed to achieve results fast because they focus on the specific muscles and muscle groups you use in golf. Just as a football player goes through training camp to tune up his body for the season, golfers can now do the exact same thing in a golf fitness program designed to produce maximum effect in the shortest amount of time by focusing on the muscles you use in golf.

Some of the benefits reported from users of golf fitness programs are added length (up to 40 yards) on drives, lower scores, better quality of play and elimination of existing nagging golf pain, like lower back pain which seems to plague many golfers.

Not all golf fitness programs are created the same, and the secret is finding the program that is designed to produce the specific benefits mentioned. Here's what you should look for.

1. Strength and Power conditioning. If you want to hit the ball further, you not only need to be stronger but be able to translate the strength into clubhead speed. You want a program that concentrates on building your core strength. Power is transferred through the core. See if your program includes core conditioning. Additionally, plyometric exercises should be included. These are specifically designed to work the fast twitch muscles - those designed for power and speed.

2. Can you do back flips on a balance beam or dance on your toes like a ballerina? Of course you can't. You don't have the balance to do so, you haven't been trained. They had to be trained too, nobody is born with that kind of balance. The good news is you can learn balance with specific balance drills offered in a good golf fitness program. Balance is essential to playing better golf. It will help you transfer your weight properly through the shot as well as stay in control of your golf swing.

3. How's your turn? How's that body coil? We all know that to produce distance you must be able to make a full turn and coil your body properly for maximum effect. Does your golf fitness program include flexibility exercises? In order to make a bigger turn, you must lengthen, or stretch, your muscles. Correct stretching exercises are crucial in developing a wider arc in your swing. However, most golfers stretch the wrong way, They stretch the wrong muscles, as well as don't hold the stretch long enough. Make sure your program emphasizes the correct stretches and make sure they emphasize form as well as holding the stretch as long as possible for the best results.

4. Endurance. Many golfers fall apart on the back nine because they don't have the endurance and stamina necessary to finish the round strong. Any golf fitness program should also focus on building endurance. You will finish the game stronger both physically and mentally. Fewer stray shots and mental mistakes when you have stamina for the game. Endurance specific exercises should include high reps with low resistance for a good aerobic and conditioning program.

5. Playing with soreness, or old golf injuries like a bad back, knee, shoulder or elbow? Pain can be eliminated with a proper golf fitness program that focuses on muscle imbalances and strengthening the key muscles used in the golf swing. When you are properly conditioned for golf, the pain will go away as your body will be using the correct muscles in the swing rather than the wrong muscles in your swing. When your "golfing" muscles are weak, your body compensates and uses other muscles to make the swing. This is how back injuries, shoulder injuries, etc. occur. When you force your body to compensate and use the wrong muscle the next thing you know, pop, there goes the back. Make sure your program addresses muscle imbalances as well as strengthening in order to eliminate nagging pain and reduce future injuries.

There you have it, If you want to hit it longer, play more often, lower your score and play pain free, then get on a golf fitness program specifically designed for golf and you can be seeing rapid improvement in your golf game in as little as 8 weeks. ]]>