Prepare to be inspired as we deep-dive into the dynamic world of golf innovation with none other than Jake Hut, the co-founder of Dryvebox.
Alex Bennett shares his journey from professional golf to becoming a fitness specialist. He also gives us a peek into his experiences working with tour players like Billy Horschel and Sam Ryder, helping them maximize their physical potential on the golf course.
Justin Bryant, a former professional golfer who transitioned back to amateur status. Justin works full-time for Rapsodo Golf, helpong them develop some of the most cutting-edge mobile launch monitors on the market.
Tommy Kuhl, a rising star in the world of professional golf. Tommy shares his journey from playing collegiate golf at the University of Illinois to transitioning into the professional realm, specifically the PGA Tour Canada.
We sit down with Sean Foley, one of the most recognizable golf instructors in the world, known for his time working with Tiger Woods. We delve into Sean’s background in fitness, his approach to golf instruction, and his innovative new device, the Pro Sendr
We explore the world of professional golf with Scott Stallings, a three-time PGA Tour winner. We delve into Scott’s triumphant return to the Masters, his outstanding performance during the 2021 and 2022 seasons, and his unique fitness regimen that keeps him at the top of his game.
Mike Romatowski and the team at Mach 3 Speed Training are using very unconventional tools to help thousands of golfers get stronger and faster specifically for golf.
Gabe is a golf fitness professional out of Chicago, IL. that initially caught our eye because of all of the great content he puts out consistently on Instagram (@GabeCaldwellGolf).
Casey Cox is a world-class golf instructor (Director of Instruction at Old Warson Country Club), biomechanist, and one of the co-founders of Sports Science Solutions
Clint is the foremost expert and the face of the “Earthing” movement. If you haven’t heard of “Earthing” or “Grounding”, it’s the concept and phenomenon that by making bodily contact with the earth’s surface and its natural electric charge. So, think of the earth like a big battery: just like we ground every outlet and wire going into our house, when you touch your body to the earth’s natural electric charge it helps to stabilize our physiology by reducing pain, inflammation, improve blood flow, and improve your quality of sleep.
