Every program is available on the Everfit app — the same 12-week protocol, but with exercise demo videos, automatic tracking, and the ability to message your coach directly. No PDF to print. No guesswork about where to start.
9 programs available
12 weeks each
Instant access on the Everfit App
The program content is identical to the PDF version. But the way you experience it is completely different. The app handles the structure, the demos, and the tracking — so you can focus on doing the work.
Exercise demo videos
Every movement in the program comes with a short video so you always know exactly what it should look like — no guessing, no bad reps.
Week-by-week delivery
The app unlocks the right workouts at the right time. You never have to flip through a PDF to figure out where you are in the program.
Built-in progress tracking
Log your sets, reps, and notes as you go. See your progress over the 12 weeks and know exactly where you stand.
Message your coach directly
Something feels off? Not sure about a movement? You can message your coach directly through the app and get a real answer.
Always in your pocket
Your full program is on your phone. Take it to the gym, the range, or your living room — no printing, no PDF to track down.
Accountability built in
The app tracks what you've completed so you don't have to. Skipped a session? It's there waiting. Finished the week? You'll see it.
Each program targets a specific area of the body. Choose the one that matches where your pain is or where your game is breaking down.









Every program follows the same clinical framework — 3 phases, progressive loading, golf-specific application — delivered through the app so the structure is automatic.
Daily 8-12 min pain-reduction routine
3 progressive strength sessions per week
Exercise demonstration videos for every movement
3 mobility sessions per week
Golf warm-up & post-round recovery
5-level return-to-golf progression
2 stretching & recovery sessions per week
12 weekly progress check-ins
Direct messaging access to your coach
Each program includes a structured 12-week golf-focused exercise plan designed to help improve mobility, build strength, reduce pain, and support better movement on and off the course. You’ll receive guided mobility work, stretching sessions, strength training workouts, and weekly progressions to help you stay consistent.
These programs are designed for golfers who want to move better, feel stronger, and reduce common aches or limitations that may be affecting their swing, practice, workouts, or daily life.
No. While many programs are built around common pain areas such as low back, shoulder, hip, knee, neck, elbow, wrist, ankle, or foot discomfort, they can also be used by golfers who want to improve mobility, strength, and overall movement quality.
Most sessions are designed to be efficient and realistic for busy golfers. Mobility and stretching sessions may take around 10–20 minutes, while strength sessions may take around 30–45 minutes depending on your pace, rest time, and experience level.
Most programs are built around a weekly structure that includes a mix of mobility, stretching, and strength training. You do not need to train every day, but consistency is important. The goal is to build sustainable progress over the full 12 weeks.
Some exercises may use basic equipment such as resistance bands, dumbbells, kettlebells, a bench, or a mat. Many exercises can be modified depending on what you have available. For best results, having access to basic strength equipment is helpful.
Yes. The programs are designed to be approachable, but you should move at your own pace. Start with lighter resistance, focus on control, and progress gradually. If you are new to exercise or have health concerns, check with a healthcare professional before beginning.
Yes. More experienced golfers can increase resistance, improve control, and focus on higher-quality movement. The program is designed to build a strong foundation while allowing room for progression.
No program can guarantee injury prevention, but improving mobility, strength, control, and consistency may help your body better tolerate the demands of golf, training, and daily activity.
These programs are built specifically with golfers in mind. The exercises focus on areas that commonly affect the golf swing, such as hip mobility, trunk control, shoulder strength, rotational capacity, balance, and overall durability.
Book a TPI Assessment and your coach will identify exactly where your body is limiting you — and which program to start with.

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