Golf Physical Therapy and Performance Training in Nampa

Helping golfers reduce pain, improve mobility, improve distance, and enjoy the game more

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As both an avid golfer and someone trained to work specifically with golfers, I can help you whether you are dealing with pain or looking for performance improvement. I have taken a Titleist Performance Institute course and can work with a variety of different issues including:

  • Any pain that limits your golf including back, hip, shoulder

  • Stiffness

  • Rotational mobility

  • Loss of strength and power

  • Plantar Fasciitis

  • Overuse Injuries

  • Performance Improvement

I’m Clint Choquette a physical therapist and golfer. I really enjoy working with golfers to help them get back to enjoying the game. Through a thorough assessment we can get to the root cause of why you are dealing with pain and a plan to get back on the course. We can also work to improve your mobility, strength, and power and if interested work on increasing distance.

Why Choose Habits Physical Therapy

  • Extensive knowledge with golfing injuries

  • One-on-one care each visit

  • No crowded gyms

  • thorough assessments and no rushed visits

  • Individualized programs

Start golfing again without pain!

If you're a golfer dealing with pain or looking to improve your performance reach out with a free phone consult to see how physical therapy can help!

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Can physical therapy help my swing speed?

Yes through a structure program that includes mobility work, strength, power, and speed training we can make a significant difference in your club head speed.

Can physical therapy help my back pain with golf?

We can get to the bottom of what is causing your pain and build a plan to address these to get you back on the course without pain.

Do golfers need mobility or strength training?

Both can be very important to our golf swing. Having the physical capabilities allows us to make swing changes easier. Both are also vital to overall health and longevity with the game.

How do I improve my rotation and power?

Improving mobility takes consistency over time and knowing what each individual needs. Power requires strength as a baseline but then very specific training to be able to express that strength to power.