A 5 minute Routine to Remedy Your Busy Lifestyle
Upper Body, Mid-Torso, Lower Body Muscle Groups
Proven to Minimally save you 3 -5 strokes
No Equipment needed, do it anywhere
Safe, Effectvice & Timely
perfect for all ages.
Only 5 minutes before you start your round
Golf Specific stretches that save you 3 to 5 strokes
No Equipment needed, do it anywhere
Joint Safe and perfect for all ages.
One-time purchase, No Subscriptions
Only 5 minutes before you start your round
Golf Specific stretches that save you 3 to 5 strokes
No Equipment needed, do it anywhere
Joint Safe and perfect for all ages.
One-time purchase, No Subscriptions
The program covers upper body movements, mid-torso movements, lower body movements and a functional swing segment. All major muscle groups used in the golf swing are addressed in a specific order.
Yes. The sequence is designed for efficiency. In just five minutes, you’ll increase blood flow, improve mobility, and mentally reset so you start strong instead of stiff.
Absolutely. The warm-up is joint-friendly, low-impact, and adaptable for all ages. Many senior golfers use it to combat back stiffness, improve balance, and protect against injury
(nagging strains/sprains).
No equipment is required other than a golf club. The program is 100% bodyweight-based, making it easy to follow anywhere from the parking lot, the driving range, the first tee, or even at home.
It's common for most golfers to "give" away 3-5 strokes in the
early portion of the golf round, not because they are bad golfers, they are just NOT prepared to swing the club.
It depends on your preference. It's not uncommon to see golfers using 5 Minutes to Tee Time on the driving range prior to the golf round. Some perform it literally on the 1st tee, others use it at home knowing that they will be cutting it close just to make the tee time.
One-time purchase. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. You pay once and get full access for life.
Absolutely. The movements are low-impact and safe for all ages. Because the program focuses on the total body, large core muscles respond well to warm climates.
Yes. Whether you’re indoors, in a garage, in your yard, or at a simulator, this warm-up improves mobility and consistency for a better practice session.
This routine increases blood flow and opens up your breathing to adapt to high elevation. It’s built for all climates and energy levels.
Yes. The movements are gentle, joint-friendly, and easy to follow. They’re designed for all fitness levels. Like any exercise or fitness program, it's important to consult with a physician or training professional.
Yes. The routine specifically targets muscle groups including your lower back, hips, and shoulders, all critical core muscles needed for a fluid golf swing.
The program covers upper body movements,
mid-torso movements, lower body movements and a functional swing segment. All major muscle groups used in the golf swing are addressed in a specific order.
Yes. The sequence is designed for efficiency. In just five minutes, you’ll increase blood flow, improve mobility, and mentally reset so you start strong instead of stiff.
Absolutely. The warm-up is joint-friendly, low-impact, and adaptable for all ages. Many senior golfers use it to combat back stiffness, improve balance, and protect against injury (nagging strains/sprains).
No equipment is required other than a golf club. The program is 100% bodyweight-based, making it easy to follow anywhere from the parking lot, the driving range, the first tee, or even at home.
It's common for most golfers to "give" away 3-5 strokes in the early portion of the golf round, not because they are bad golfers, they are just NOT prepared to swing the club.
It depends on your preference. It's not uncommon to see golfers using 5 Minutes to Tee Time on the driving range prior to the golf round. Some perform it literally on the 1st tee, others use it at home knowing that they will be cutting it close just to make the tee time.
One-time purchase. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. You pay once and get full access for life.
Absolutely. The movements are low-impact and safe for all ages. Because the program focuses on the total body, large core muscles respond well to warm climates.
Yes. Whether you’re indoors, in a garage, in your yard, or at a simulator, this warm-up improves mobility and consistency for a better practice session.
This routine increases blood flow and opens up your breathing to adapt to high elevation. It’s built for all climates and energy levels.
Yes. The movements are gentle, joint-friendly, and easy to follow. They’re designed for all fitness levels. Like any exercise or fitness program, it's important to consult with a physician or training professional.
Yes. The routine specifically targets muscle groups including your lower back, hips, and shoulders, all critical core muscles needed for a fluid golf swing.
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