Amateur golfers achieve approximately 90% of their peak muscle activity when driving a golf ball. This is equivalent to the intensity of picking up a weight that can only be lifted _______ times.

One of the main reasons golfers end up injured and rarely reach their potential is _______.

According to The Golf Biomechanic’s Manual, _______ of male and _______ of female golfers suffer from back pain.

The U.S. Masters Championship was won in 1939 with a winning score of 279 and in 1994 the winning score was 279! The Scottish Professional Championship was won in 1960 with a score of 278 and the winning score in 1994, on a relatively unchanged course, was 281!  Why haven’t improvements in equipment technology drastically lowered golf scores over the past 60+ years? 

Any effective exercise program that is designed to improve function in a golfer, or any athlete, must therefore be designed to integrate the whole body. To do this requires consideration of _______.

List (in order of occurrence) the two most common regions of the body injured in golfers.