Bioenergy Healing Therapy for Golfers

Some common golf injuries are back pain, rotator cuff injury, tennis elbow, golf elbow, knee pain and damage, The hours you spend hunched over your golf club, together with the rotational stresses projected during the swing may serve up some back and spine problems, and serious back pain. Low back pain is a common ailment brought on by muscle strains and sprains. Bioenergy healing therapy can help!

Rotator cuff injury (tear) is often a cause of a golfer’s shoulder pain, usually due to a powerful swing. The shoulder houses the rotator group of muscles that stabilize and provide motion for the arm through its full range of motion. This problem sometimes requires surgery. Bioenergy healing therapy can possibly help prevent surgery. But, in case surgery can’t be avoided, the therapy can greatly hasten the healing process post-surgery.

Carpal Tunnel is a condition that affects golfers, due to the fact that a pain-free firm grip is needed to properly swing a golf club. Tingling, numbness, and/or sore hands after playing golf are symptoms of CTS. Golf Elbow is pain felt where the tendons of the forearm muscles attach to the bony area inside the elbow. This pain can move down into your forearm and wrist. Tennis elbow is similar, but with the pain on the outside of the elbow. Tendinitis occurs mostly in the shoulder, elbow, and the wrist. Golf can also cause knee pain and damage. A great amount of torque is placed on the knee structure from the golf swing. One such condition is IT band syndrome. It is a result of friction between a ligament and bone. It creates pain at the outside of the knee. Runners commonly have this condition. Always pay attention to knee pain before it results in a physical disability. Try bioenergy therapy first. If surgery is necessary, this therapy can help before and after surgery.

Sciatica back pain coupled with golf is a bad combination, and can exacerbate pain and damage to the sciatic nerve that is in the lower spine area. It can affect your hip area, and all the way down your leg. Bioenergy healing therapy can help! Arm pain during a golf swing can be delayed-onset muscle soreness, or DOMS. This develops due to microscopic tears in your muscle tissue as a result of exercise over-exertion of the musculature of your arm. Turning and twisting of the pelvic area can cause pain in the groin area from numerous swings. A hernia can be formed if you continue to play with pain at the groin.

A bioenergy healing therapist can be a great help with golf injury problems and pain. And, a bioenergy tune up can raise your energy level, and help you perform better, not only in golf, but in all physical activity.

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