TPI Certification is a credential given by the Titleist Performance Institute, indicating specialized training in golf-specific health, fitness, and swing mechanics. At our chiropractic office, this certification means we have the expertise to evaluate and improve your body’s mechanics not just for everyday health, but also for your golf game. We use TPI’s holistic approach to assess how physical limitations in your body can affect your golf swing and overall wellbeing. This specialized knowledge allows us to provide targeted treatments and exercises that can improve both your health and your performance on the golf course.

A TPI-certified chiropractic assessment identifies how your body’s unique mechanics influence your golf swing. By examining your flexibility, balance, mobility, and strength, we can pinpoint any physical barriers that might be hindering your game. Following the assessment, we’ll provide you with a personalized plan that may include chiropractic adjustments, specific exercises, and stretches designed to address these limitations. Improving these aspects can lead to a more efficient and effective golf swing, reduce the risk of injury, and potentially lower your scores.

The TPI assessment is a comprehensive evaluation combining physical fitness testing and golf swing analysis. It typically includes a series of tests to measure your mobility, stability, flexibility, and strength. The process usually takes about an hour to complete. We will then discuss the findings with you, outline any physical limitations we’ve identified, and propose a customized treatment and training plan to help you reach your goals.

After your TPI assessment, we’ll develop a treatment plan tailored specifically to your needs and goals. This plan might include chiropractic adjustments to address any spinal alignment or musculoskeletal issues, exercises and stretches to improve mobility and strength, and recommendations for adjusting your posture or movement patterns in daily activities. The goal is always to enhance your wellbeing and performance, helping you to feel better, move more freely, and, if you’re a golfer, play your best game.