
When Golfers Contact Me They Always Say:
- “I’m interested in increased flexibility, injury prevention, and strength improvements.”
- “I still have some ‘game’, but want to start playing more. My flexibility is non-existent.”
- “I’m struggling with my golf fitness. Both flexibility and strength.”
- “I would like to improve my mobility for golf and overall.”
- “Looking for a golf-specific training program to help with my hip flexibility and lower back pain.”








Last summer, I received this testimonial from Tom.
“Just a note of gratitude for the work you’ve done with me. From all indications, it’s spot on. When I hit the ball now, it has lots of force from the lower body.”_Tom H.
His friend Barry was so impressed by his friend’s power that he emailed me this later that same day!
“Hey Brett, my name is Barry, and I just saw my friend Tom destroy some balls. I need a golf fitness trainer. Call me”!__Barry L.
But wait… there’s more to this story. This July 20th, Tom sent me this.
“Hi, Brett. Thanks to all your training and fitness, I was able to win one of our club’s majors. This one is for you, too. Thanks, coach.”__Tom H.


“Golf instructors are great. They can change your swing. But they can’t change your body. The best way to get the most out of my significant investment in golf lessons is to have a body that can do more and give my pro more to work with.”__Ken Davenport


“I believe Brett is one of the most knowledgeable instructors I have had the fortune of consulting and working with. I am a lifelong golfer and student of the game. I always knew that a lack of mobility and muscle flexibility limited my game, but I never understood the extent to which my coordination and strength in key muscle groups affected my scores and overall consistency. Brett breaks everything down through an initial physical assessment and detailed follow-up summary. Brett documents whether a client is proficient in properly sequencing the separate muscles/joints that control the swing—from a golfer’s initial backswing through the finish. After identifying a golfer’s key areas of weakness, Brett shows how improper coordination of the muscles/joints results in what most golfers label “improper mechanics.” For me, my lack of pelvic rotation and ankle mobility typically results in swinging over the top or early extension. Brett even identified these swing issues before my initial consult, through just a short clip of my swing. Brett offers golfers the option to work with him to develop a tailored training program–one that enhances a golfer’s physical ability, coordination, and muscle memory. I would highly recommend the average and serious golfer alike to schedule a consult with Brett”__Kirk Stewart

Brett’s Bottom Line:
“If you want to get better at golf, you need to focus on your body, not just your game.” __Brett Cohen
Turning Ordinary Men Into Extraordinary Golfers since 2010

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