Each program is a complete 12-week protocol built specifically for the part
of your body that's keeping you off your game. Not generic fitness plans —
golf-specific programs built by someone who understands both the sport and
the body.









Each program is delivered as a digital download — a comprehensive PDF you can start the same day.
Daily pain-reduction routine
3 progressive strength sessions per week
Exercise regressions for every movement
3 mobility sessions per week
Golf warm-up & post-round recovery
5-level return-to-golf progression
2 recovery sessions per week
12 weekly progress checks
Research references and pro notes
Each PDF Pain Plan includes a structured golf-focused exercise program designed to help you improve mobility, build strength, reduce discomfort, and move better for golf. The plan includes guided mobility work, stretching, strength exercises, weekly progressions, pain notes, and review questions to help you track your progress.
This plan is designed for golfers who are dealing with common aches, pain, stiffness, or movement limitations that affect their golf game, workouts, or daily life. Whether your pain shows up during your swing, after a round, or during everyday movement, the plan gives you a clear path to start improving.
No. The PDF Pain Plan is a general exercise and wellness resource, not a personalized physical therapy plan. It is designed to give golfers a structured program to follow, but it does not replace an individualized evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment from a healthcare provider.
The PDF programs are downloadable guides that give you a structured plan to follow on your own. The automated programs are delivered in a more guided format, through an app, making it easier to follow workouts via exercise demonstration videos, track progress, and stay consistent.
Choose the plan based on the area that is bothering you the most or limiting your golf game. For example, if your low back hurts during or after golf, start with the low back plan. If your shoulder limits your backswing or follow-through, the shoulder plan may be a better fit.
The PDF Pain Plan is built as a 12-week program. Each week is designed to help you gradually progress your mobility, strength, and movement control so you can build consistency over time.
Most plans include a combination of mobility, stretching, and strength training sessions throughout the week. You do not need to train every day, but staying consistent with the weekly plan will give you the best chance of seeing progress.
Some exercises may use basic equipment such as resistance bands, dumbbells, kettlebells, a bench, or an exercise mat. Many movements can be modified based on what you have available, but having a few basic pieces of equipment can help you get more out of the plan.
No program can guarantee that your pain will go away. The goal of the PDF Pain Plan is to help improve the mobility, strength, control, and consistency that may contribute to better movement and reduced discomfort over time. If your pain is severe, worsening, or not improving, you should seek professional medical guidance.
Yes. The PDF Pain Plan can be used during golf season. You may need to adjust the intensity depending on how often you are playing, practicing, or competing. The goal is to support your body, not make you too sore to play.
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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