Why Attend This Seminar?

1. Learn from Experts in the Field

This seminar is led by two experts:

• Dr. Tim Webb is a specialist in sports medicine and physical rehabilitation. His expertise is particularly focused on treating athletes in pain with an additional focus on performance and recovery, including golfers who struggle with back issues and want to improve their game.

• Steve WenPetren, PGA is a veteran golf professional with decades of experience in teaching and playing the game. Steve understands the biomechanics of the golf swing and how improper technique can lead to injury.

By attending, you’ll get the unique opportunity to hear both medical and golf-specific perspectives on managing and preventing back pain.

2. Identify the Common Mistakes Affecting Your Back

Many golfers unknowingly perform swing movements that put unnecessary strain on their backs. During the seminar, Dr. Webb and Steve WenPetren will break down common swing errors that may be affecting your health. Understanding these mistakes is the first step toward improving your technique and avoiding future injury.

3. Discover the Hidden Weaknesses Contributing to Pain

Back pain doesn’t just come from poor form—it can also stem from weak or tight areas in your body that are often overlooked. Dr. Webb will share insights into typical areas of tightness and weakness that lead to low back pain, and how improving these can prevent discomfort both on and off the course.

4. Take Away Practical, Effective Exercises

Exercise plays a critical role in both preventing and alleviating back pain. This seminar will introduce you to Steve and Dr. Webb’s favorite warm-up and rehabilitation-based exercises, specially designed for golfers. These exercises will not only help reduce pain but also boost your performance on the course. Whether you're looking for pre-round routines or post-game recovery tips, you’ll leave with practical tools that can be implemented immediately.

Your Back Health Matters for Your Golf Game

Back pain isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s also one of the leading causes of missed rounds and lost performance in golfers. By addressing the root causes of your pain and taking action to prevent it, you can prolong your golf career, play more consistently, and enjoy the game more fully.

If you've ever experienced back pain on the course, or want to take proactive steps to protect your health while golfing, this seminar is for you. Join us and take control of your health while improving your performance.