3: Golfers with neurological limb restriction

Frequently, stroke/TIA survivors and those with unilateral neurological conditions find that playing golf is possible when utilising only their lead or trail side. When doing so, the player interacts with the club handle via one arm/hand, and although the opposing limb may still be present, it may be of little or limited use. Here, the golf coach will be required to experiment with different equipment and support the player in their exploration of playing the game with either the lead or trail side.

André Toth (Norway) – Neurological lead arm player

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