Golf Physical Therapy & Performance Training in Southern NJ
Golf stronger, golf longer, golf better. At Movement Revolution, our Golf Physical Therapy & Performance combines rehabilitation, movement optimization, and sport-specific training so you can stay on the course, hit longer drives, and prevent injury.
Your swing is complex and your body’s capacity matters: you deserve more than generic physical therapy.
Here’s how we train and treat for golf at Movement Revolution so you can perform at your best:
TPI-Informed Golf Performance Evaluation — Identify where movement limits your swing: mobility, rotation, stability, and power potential.
Personalized Golf Performance Plan — We map out your goals, physical needs, and create a roadmap to address both.
Hands-On Treatment + Movement Training — Rehab, strength, mobility work, swing drills integrated so you feel better and move better.
Ongoing Monitoring & Adjustments — As you train, practice, and play, we keep refining your plan to keep you progressing.
Golf is more than technique. It demands a body ready to produce force, resist stress, and recover quickly.
Traditional Physical Therapy often treats symptoms, but at Movement Revolution, our Golf Performance Physical Therapy drives sustainable results.
Our golf-specific therapy is ideal if you are:
A golfer wanting to increase drive distance, improve swing consistency, or reduce pain during or after play.
An active adult who loves golf and wants to improve performance and longevity.
Someone recovering from a golf-related injury (shoulder, back, hip, knee, etc.) who wants to come back stronger and more resilient.
A competitive golfer or student of the game who values detailed movement assessment and personalized coaching.
Client Testimonial:
Matt’s Story
Check out how Matt balances performance, work, and family with a customized, effective and practical approach to Physical Therapy.
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What to expect from Movement Revolution’s Golf Physical Therapy Program
TPI-Informed Evaluations & Training: We assess mobility, stability, coordination, balance, and power. All essential for a powerful, repeatable swing.
Fitness + Rehab Hybrid Approach: Movement is more than just recovery; it’s strength, flexibility, and performance combined.
One-on-One with a Doctor of Physical Therapy: 60 minutes of focused, individualized care with a clear plan and guidelines.
Structured Plan that Considers Golf Mechanics with Physical Training: Not just PT, it is training that supports your golfing goals.
Open Communication & Accountability: Regular feedback, support, and adjustments. Not meant to replace your swing coach; but to make the approach more comprehensive by considering your physical fitness and capacity to swing the club.
Movement Revolution Golf Physical Therapy Program Overview
TPI-Informed Golf Performance EvaluationIdentify where movement limits your swing: mobility, rotation, stability, and power potential. |
Personalized Golf Performance PlanWe map out your goals, physical needs, and create a roadmap to address both. |
Hands-On Treatment + Movement TrainingRehab, strength, mobility work, swing drills integrated so you feel better and move better. |
Ongoing Monitoring & AdjustmentsAs you train, practice, and play, we keep refining your plan to keep you progressing. |
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Golf Performance Physical Therapy
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Locations & Access
We’re located at:
Haddonfield, NJ — 56 North Haddon Avenue
Cherry Hill, NJ — 708 King Avenue
We offer comprehensive and focused one-on-one sessions in both locations to ensure high-quality care.
Schedule A Golf Performance Evaluation
Want to see what you’re really capable of? We offer a free consultation call to discuss your golf goals, assess movement limitations, and map out a customized approach.
Do you workout to support your golf game? What does a ‘golf workout’ even look like?
I think for most of us, it should be something that focuses on developing overall strength, power, balance, and conditioning, with considerations for the movement profile of a golf swing, merged with individual needs and goals. To drive adaptations that improve performance and longevity on and off the course.