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Dr. Allen Sens
Department of Political Science
Chair, International Relations Program
University of British Columbia

“I began training with Jenny Grills to improve my recreational hockey skills.  I have been training with Jenny for only a few months, and already my core strength, balance, and flexibility have improved dramatically.  I am more stable on my skates I have a stronger base for shooting and passing, and I am better able to ward off checks.  I am playing the game with more enthusiasm and enjoyment than ever before. Thank you, Jenny!”

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Jenny Grills LPN, CPT
CHEK Certified Golf Biomechanic

Phone: 604-839-8383

• Individual Flexibility Programs
• Neuromuscular / Stability / Strength / Power
• Programs Specific for GOLF

Email: jenny@grillsgolffitness.com

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Why hire a golf biomechanic?  Having a trained eye to assess and correct muscle imbalances during the complex movement of the golf swing is what I have been trained to do.  My mentors Janet Alexander who trains Mike Weir and Paul Chek of the CHEK Institute who wrote the Golf Biomechanic’s Manual.  Functional training is just that, it leads to a better functioning body.

 

A body that functions better especially through the rigors of 18 holes of golf is one that will likely remain injury free.  That is my goal, to keep players enjoying the game longer and yes, they do increase their drive!  Back pain is one of the leading problems for golfers and through an effective conditioning program this can be alleviated.