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waht are the primary and secondary muscles and joints involed in a golf swing?

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5 Responses to “what muscles/joints are involed in a golf swing?”

1. Ethan on August 1st, 2009 7:12 am

   Primary- elbow joint,knee joint,
   Secondary- neck joint

   Primary-forearm muscle, shin area muscle, and torso area muscles
   Secondary-neck muscle, hand muscle

   hope this helps!!

2. Corey on August 3rd, 2009 12:55 am

   Hips
   Spine
   Arms
   Forearms
   Wrists

   What they all are:

   Gluteus Maximus
   Gluteus Medius
   Quadratus Femoris
   Pyriformis
   Superior Gemellus
   Inferior Gemellus
   Obturator Internus
   Obturator Externus
   Gluteus Minimus
   External Abdominal Oblique
   Multifidus
   Rotatores
   Pectoralis Major
   Posterior Deltoid
   Teres Major
   Latissimus Dorsi
   Triceps brachii
   Anconeus
   Right flexor carpi radialis
   Right flexor carpi ulnaris
   Left extensor carpi radialis
   Left extensor carpi ulnaris

3. Chuck P on August 4th, 2009 9:55 am

   The proper golf swing would say they are all equally used for the entire body is used from your brain to your toes.

4. andy e on August 5th, 2009 10:31 am

   the post primary muscles r the hips and core. the twisting action and downward push of the hips towards the ball makes the primary and secondary muscles would really be everything else in the body because wit hthe golf swing the entire body is engaging i nthe action of the swing. the most important joints r the wrist and elbow because these 2 directly relate to the club being open or closed and thus where the ball will actually travel.

5. googie on August 8th, 2009 7:42 pm

   The muscle which is least mentioned and most abused is least mentioned and most abused is least mentioned and most abused is least mentioned and most abused is least mentioned and most abused is least mentioned and most abused is the one which sits between your ears normally called.