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GOLF KAMS
GOLF ROTATION PERFORMANCE
Restore Rotation. Eliminate Leakage. Build Swing Longevity.
Distance, consistency, and career longevity in golf are governed by rotational efficiency.
Not strength. Not flexibility alone.
Rotation.
At Rotation Performance Lab™, golf performance care is built around how the body accepts, transfers, and controls rotation through the hips, pelvis, rib cage, thorax, and shoulders—without forcing motion where it doesn’t belong.
This is clinical, over-clothed manual therapy and movement re-patterning, designed to restore the rotational mechanics your swing depends on.
Why Golfers Lose Rotation (and Don’t Know Where It Went)
Most golfers don’t lose distance because they “stop training.”
They lose distance because rotation leaks out of the system.
Common causes:
- Hip joints that no longer accept internal or external rotation
- A rib cage that can’t rotate independently of the pelvis
- A thoracic spine that stiffens and forces the lumbar spine to over
The Golf Rotation Map (How the swing should really work)
Efficient golf rotation moves through a chain, not a single joint:
Foot & Ankle → Hip → Pelvis → Rib Cage → Thoracic Spine → Scapula → Shoulder → Club
If rotation is blocked anywhere in this chain:
- Power bleeds off
- Timing changes
- Stress shifts into the low back, lead hip, shoulder, or elbow
Our job is to find the block, rest
Common Rotational Dysfunctions Seen in Golfers
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
- Early extension
- Stalled pelvis
- Low back “doing the work”
- Distance drops despite effort
Rib Cage–Pelvis Locking
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
- Turning as one rigid unit
- Poor separation
- Inconsistent strike and timing
Lead Hip Compression
Trail Hip Rotation Loss
Thoracic Contribution Loss
- Pinching at impact
- Adductor or SI irritation
- Difficulty clearing through the ball
Thoracic Contribution Loss
Thoracic Contribution Loss
Thoracic Contribution Loss
- Shoulder-dominant swing
- Neck and upper-trap tone
- Reduced swing arc
Foot & Ankle Load Failure
Thoracic Contribution Loss
Foot & Ankle Load Failure
- Sway or slide
- Poor pressure shift
- Loss of ground reaction force
How Golfers Are Assessed at Rotation Performance Lab™
Every golfer begins with a clinical rotation-based assessment, informed by:
- SFMA principles (painful vs dysfunctional movement)
- TPI concepts (mobility vs stability demands)
- Kinetisense-style movement logic (how segments interact)
We assess:
- Hip internal/external rotation (lead & trail)
- Pelvic control and orientation
- Rib cage mobility and positional bias
- Thoracic rotation contribution
- Scapular timing and shoulder load sharing
- Foot and ankle rotational capacity
You leave knowing:
- Where rotation is blocked
- Where you’re compensating
- What’s overworking
- What gets restored first
The 5-Phase Golf Rotation Protocol™
Phase 1 – Decompress & De-Threaten
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Reduce protective tone so true motion becomes available.
Breathing mechanics, rib positioning, and nervous system down-regulation set the stage for real change.
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Rotation depends on joints that can glide and decompress.
Using Hammer & Chisel percussion therapy clinically, we restore:
- Hip joint play (grade 1–4 concepts)
- Thoracic segmental movement
- Costovertebral and rib mechanics
This is not aggressive.
It’s precise, targeted, and mechanical.
Phase 3 – Fascial Glide & Line Rebalancing
Phase 2 – Restore Joint Play (Glide & Traction)
Phase 3 – Fascial Glide & Line Rebalancing
Golf places rotational load through long fascial chains.
Fascial Friction Therapy restores:
- Sliding surfaces between tissue layers
- Reduced torsion through hips, trunk, and shoulders
- Cleaner rotational transmission
Less drag = more efficient rotation.
Phase 4 – Re-Pattern Rotation
Phase 5 – Load & Lock (Swing Resilience)
Phase 3 – Fascial Glide & Line Rebalancing
Once motion exists, it must be sequenced correctly.
We retrain:
- Pelvis–thorax dissociation
- Lead/trail side coordination
- Scapular timing relative to trunk rotation
This phase turns new motion into usable swing mechanics.
Phase 5 – Load & Lock (Swing Resilience)
Phase 5 – Load & Lock (Swing Resilience)
Phase 5 – Load & Lock (Swing Resilience)
Rotation must hold up under:
- Practice volume
- Speed
- Fatigue
We reinforce:
- Impact tolerance
- Transition control
- In-season maintenance strategies
This is where longevity is built.
What Golfers Notice First!
What Golfers Notice First!
What Golfers Notice First!
- Deeper, smoother backswing rotation
- Cleaner transition without forcing speed
- Better hip clearance without low-back pinch
- More clubhead speed from sequencing—not strain
- Reduced post-round stiffness
What happens in a Session?
What Golfers Notice First!
What Golfers Notice First!
- Performed fully clothed
- Athletic or comfortable movement attire
- No oils or lotions
- Highly clinical, movement-driven manual therapy
- You leave with targeted rotational resets specific to your swing
This is performance care, not relaxation massage.
Who This Is For?
What Golfers Notice First!
Who This Is For?
- Golfers with recurring back, hip, or shoulder issues
- Players stuck at a distance or consistency plateau
- Competitive juniors, amateurs, and professionals
- Golfers who stretch, train, and still feel “blocked”
SANDY LEVY RMT
288 Golden Orchard Road, Maple, ON, Canada
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