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freogolfphysio Ryan Hudson
BSc Physio + BSc Ex & Sports Sci
TPI Certified level 2
Perform your best on and off the course

That's a wrap on my first WA Open as a treating physio! ⛳️ Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia GolfWAAn incredible experi...
21/10/2026

That's a wrap on my first WA Open as a treating physio! ⛳️ Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia GolfWA

An incredible experience working with some of the best golfers in the country and getting a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into performing at the highest level.

Here are 5 things I learnt from working with the pros:
1️⃣ They still have aches and pains. Being a professional golfer doesn't mean your body is perfect. The difference is how they manage it.

2️⃣ Mobility matters. The thoracic spine and hips are key areas for generating rotation, and keeping them moving well can make a big difference. Every player I spoke to you had a mobility routine that they would do every day

3️⃣ Strength is a huge part of performance. It's not just about being flexible. Having the strength to control your movement and produce force is just as important. Most are getting into the gym 3 times per week, even during tournament weeks.

4️⃣ There is no off-season when it comes to looking after your body. Training continues all year round. The volume and intensity might fluctuate depending on the tournament schedule, but they're still getting into the gym, even during tournament week.

5️⃣ The fundamentals are the same at every level. The principles of moving well, building strength and maintaining physical capacity apply whether you're playing on tour or off a handicap of 25.

The biggest takeaway? You don't need to be a professional golfer to look after your body like one.

If you've been putting off addressing a niggle or want to improve how your body moves on the course, now's a great time to get started. ⛳️
Thanks to everyone involved in making the week such a great experience. Hopefully the first of many! 👏

15/10/2026

Two of the most common areas I treated at the WA Open were the thoracic spine and hips. 🏌️

No surprises there. These are two key areas that contribute to rotation in the golf swing.

Whether you're a tour pro or a weekend golfer, your body still needs to be able to rotate, produce force and tolerate the demands of golf.
You might not have the same time or resources as a tour pro, but investing a little time into your body's mobility, strength and power can make a real difference.

You don't need to be a pro to look after your body like one. 💪

Your golf workout doesn’t need to look “golfy” to improve your golf.If you’re not sure where to start, build your progra...
08/10/2026

Your golf workout doesn’t need to look “golfy” to improve your golf.

If you’re not sure where to start, build your program around some basic movement patterns and cover the major areas of strength and control.

🏋️ Lift/hinge → Deadlift
🦵 Squat → Bulgarian split squat
↔️ Lateral hip strength → Band crab walk
🔄 Rotation → Half-kneeling cable rotation
💪 Anti-extension core → Leg lowers with band tension
➡️ Push → Incline press
⬅️ Pull → Supported bent-over row

These exercises aren’t magic golf exercises. They’re simply a good starting point for building strength, stability and the ability to produce and control force.

Then you can progress or modify them based on your golf, your body, your goals and any injuries or limitations you might have.

You don’t need a complicated program. You just need the right things, progressed appropriately.
Save this one if you’re not sure where to start with your golf gym work.

If you want a personalised program built then book in assessment following the links in my bio.

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Melville, WA
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