The CTExerciser. Golf's Newest Secret Weapon.

Using the CTExerciser as part of your warmup routine will bring you improved results in your game! The CTExerciser is a simple and easy way to keep your hands and wrists loose, stable, soft and strong which is great for your overall game. By having improved stability in your forearms, wrists and hands, you can easily make efficient contact with the ball.

Did you know that elbow injuries are the #1 injury suffered by golfers? And that 50% of the people that play golf will develop a hand, wrist, or forearm injury at some point in their careers? These types of injuries can be frustrating and some even cause some people to give up or stop playing golf!

The CTExerciser can help you develop strong hands, wrists, and forearms necessary for a great game!

Golf is a sport that requires extensive use of the hands, wrists, and forearms.
The The large muscles of the body (legs, back, chest and torso) supply the necessary kinetic energy that is then transferred into your hands, wrists, and forearms during the swing.

When you swing a golf club, the muscles and tendons of the hands, wrist, and forearms need to guide the power and force generated in order to deliver the club face accurately into the ball at contact.

Therefore, developing strong hands, wrists, and forearms is paramount to improving your golf swing and overall ball striking ability. The CTExerciser can help you improve your strength and control of your hands, wrists, forearms leading to a better game. Real Results using the CTExerciser:

	Power and Distance
	Better Club Control
	More Accurate Shots
	Lowered incidence of injuries like golfer's elbow and other overuse injuries of the wrists and hands commonly associated with golf.

Wrist injuries are the most prevalent ailment in Golf
Golf seems to have it's share of lower back and shoulder injuries, however, it's interesting that in most cases the wrist and hands take the most abuse. Whether pro or amateur, one explanation for this is that wrist pain is simply symptomatic of bad form, improper use of the wrists and conditioning, leading to tension and overcontrol in the arms to maintain the swing. In addition, hitting hard ground, digging out bad lies, and the using the sand wedge in wet sand can make your hands feel sore! Over time, tendonitis can occur in the extensor tendons, along the back of the wrist and hand. And the flexor tendons can be painful, too. All these conditions can be extremely painful but may be treated with ice, compression, anti-inflammatory medications and rest.

So, you've had to give up your game for awhile or it's winter in your area. This is where the CTExerciser works as part of your training and rehabilitation program. (Put your putter back in the closet!) It's designed to work the muscles, ligaments and tendons in the hands, wrists and forearms in the proper manner to increase flexibility and movement. Featuring an injection-molded plastic handle with a rubber grip, its unique design targets not only wrist and forearm extension and flexion, but also ulna and radial rotation.

This allows the user to symmetrically train all the muscles in the arms associated with golf for improved grip and club control. Stronger wrists and forearms can effectively help reduce pain associated with carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis and golf elbow.