When you play golf you are using lots of your body to perform a shot, many people do not think this thought. Golf has lead to serious injuries, such as chronic back pain and joint injuries. When a shot is performed the motion causes you to use both upper body muscles and lower body muscles, these muscle can become strained especially with golfers that have just started out as their body is not used to moving in this way. If you have any injuries of pains due to golf then you should see your Oxford chiropractor right away!

Oxford chiropractic centres specialise in realigning the spine which relieves tension and strain on the muscles and nerves. Oxford chiropractors do not use medicine during a treatment; instead they use a hand on approach using trusted techniques they have learnt. The exercises they perform on your body are used to strengthen your muscles, especially those in the lower back. Lower back pain is often the most common condition a golfer will experience as they are always turning the lower back to an angle that is has not been used to as it's not an every day movement.

By seeing an Oxford Chiropractic practitioner you will strengthen you muscles and this will mean your body will heal quicker and you will not experience pain once and after playing a game of golf. The Oxford Chiropractor will also teach you stretches to perform before and after a game to ensure you do not pull a muscle whilst playing. Stretching will also allow you to play for longer and practice for a long time.

The chiropractic treatment helps prevent future injuries, however in the event that you do suffer an injury maybe because you have hit your club into the ground at a force and you back has gone into a spasm visiting an Oxford chiropractor will drastically reduce the recovery time. If you visit them regularly you back and muscles will be in great shape and you will not feel any pain at all playing golf so you can enjoy your round of golf.

So, in conclusion Oxford chiropractors are a great way to irradicate golf related injuries. Don't put off treatment as it will only make your injury worsen and this could cause to long term injury which can put an end to you playing golf!