A person balancing on one leg with the other knee raised, holding a golf club across their shoulders.
Strength & Stability

Golf Balance with Knee Lift

Trains balance and stability on the standing leg, which is crucial for a solid base in the golf swing. The exercise also strengthens the core muscles.

  • Golf
  • Balance
  • Stability
  • Single leg stance

Instructions

How to do it

Stand on one leg and lift the knee of the other leg to hip height. Hold a golf club loosely across your shoulders to help with balance.

Dosage

3 x 20–30 seconds per side

Important

Ensure your pelvis remains level and stable throughout the entire exercise.

Common mistakes

  • Pelvis drops to one side
  • Knee of the standing leg is locked
  • Upper body leans to the side
  • Gaze is not fixed

When to stop?

Stop the exercise if you experience sharp pain, dizziness, numbness, unusual weakness or a clear worsening of your symptoms.

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