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Golfing Articles and Tips

Archive for July 24th, 2009

by Randall Pruitt, DC, DACNB, DAAPM, MUAC

The pain from a herniated disc can be quite excruciating. Not only can you have back pain but you can also experience sciatica. This can be a doubly painful situation.

A herniated disc is the end product of a weakened out disc called the annulus fibrosis allowing the softer more pliable central portion of the disc the nucleus pulposis to migrate it’s way through.

Due to the fact that only the outer 1/3 of the disc actually contains pain sensitive fibers damage can accumulate without the person ever really feeling it.

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by Paul Smith

Unfortunately, the negative aspect of playing golf is that you have to carry your equipment around. Finding a good golf bag is hard and the choice is up to your individual likes and needs. Unless you are a pro golf player, you won’t have a caddy to carry your bag. Also, the prices and the features on golf bags usually vary. Thus, in this article you can compare different golf bags based on their benefits and drawbacks.

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by Rhys Jones

Golf is a game of rules and etiquette, and it is very important to know the essentials of golfing etiquette before you go up to the tee to play your first game of golf.

It doesn’t matter whether you are playing on your own, in a twosome or in a foursome, golfing etiquette demands that you must always wait your turn. You must remain aware of the group on the next hole and wait until they are well ahead of you before hitting your ball.

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