So Tony Finau shot 4 under at the masters while dislocating his ankle the day before,
The modern day bionic man went all terminator,
fixed his own dislocation,
tee'd it up and gave the course an ass kicking with his good foot
Forget the normal problems that goes with going over on your ankle, on top of that remember
that a golfers feet is where they generate power.
All balance and any lack of it comes from the amont of mobility in the ankle and the ability to stabilise that mobility.
(I know there was a lot of ility's in that sentence VERY but relevant)
Mr bionic probably had a little help, some hands on treatment, focused exercises to help the issue
And then probably crossed his fingers and hoped he got though the day.
Here's a FREE tip for ya that may actually cost you some reddies
The type of golf shoes you wear will make a difference.
Not NAME, it doesn't matter if its Footjoy or Foot-misery but how they are formed.
If you have a very mobile ankle (like our bionic friend) you would maybe want a more stable shoe
If your ankle is locked up so tight like a pair of balls on facebook then..
You might want a more giving shoe to help you,
How do you know what you need
You assess
Your ability to control how you generate force from the floor carries more than just distance
Lower Back pain and
Knee pain can be seriously reduced and even eliminated if you have a correctly functioning ankle
We tell you how here
https://www.johnseton.com/unbreakable-experience
And then if you want I fix the sh*t out of it
John Seton