With manual therapy, exercise and Neuro-Receptor Therapy (P-DTR), I search for the root cause of your lack of mobility or stability that’s affecting your swing, in order to restore your body’s normal function and help you perform at your best. Then, with simple exercises, we ensure you stay pain-free, improve your performance, playing and enjoying golf.
– Marcos Jusdado
Playing golf can be highly beneficial for the body, promoting mobility, balance, coordination, and even mental focus. However, when practiced with poor technique, limited mobility, or excessive repetition, it can also lead to pain and injury. Golf physiotherapy plays a key role in both preventing and treating golf-related injuries, while also enhancing golf performance through improved body mechanics and neuromuscular control.
The most common injuries among golfers include low back pain, shoulder injuries, golfer’s elbow, and wrist strain. These issues often stem from repetitive swing motions, poor posture, muscle imbalances, or insufficient joint mobility. Without proper assessment and correction, such dysfunctions can limit your game and put you at risk for chronic problems.
Golf is a rotational sport that involves the whole body—from the feet to the shoulders. To move safely and efficiently during the swing, you need proper mobility and control in the spine, pelvis, shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles. A lack of rotation or stability in any of these areas can force other joints to compensate, increasing the risk of injury.
Through specific physiotherapy techniques such as manual therapy, mobility training, functional movement correction, and breathing strategies, we can restore optimal movement patterns, reduce pain, and help you build a more resilient and balanced body. In my practice, I also apply principles of functional neurology and P-DTR (Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex) to address underlying dysfunctions in the nervous system that may affect coordination and performance.
Golf physiotherapy is not just for injured players, it’s also for those who want to perform better and play longer without pain. By improving your mobility, postural control, and neuromuscular function, we can help you optimize your swing, prevent future injuries, and stay consistent on the course.
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just getting started, working with a physiotherapist who understands both the sport and the human body can make a world of difference. With years of clinical experience and a deep personal background in sports, including golf, I offer a unique approach that combines biomechanics, functional neurology, and manual therapy to help you move better and play better.
If you’re looking for golf physiotherapy in Dubai to reduce pain, prevent injury, or improve your performance, I’m here to help you every step of the way, on and off the course.
