The Serola Sacroiliac Belt was featured in Golf Digest as one of “The best golf-fitness items from the PGA Merchandise Show.” Check out the entire article HERE and see what the folks at Golf Digest had to say about our belt.
Research has shown that almost everyone has some degree of weakness, looseness, and dysfunction in their sacroiliac joints due to ligament laxity. Ligaments hold bones together at joints but, they are much more than that; they are regulators of muscle tone. They have nerves within them that send signals to the muscles to stabilize excess movement by contracting some muscles and inhibiting, or relaxing, others in an attempt to remove …
The sacroiliac joint is where the upper body meets the lower body. It is the center of motion, the center of shock absorption, and the center of power transfer between the upper and lower body. When we talk about core, this is what we are talking about, the sacroiliac joint, not the lumbar spine. Although lumbar disc herniation can lead to extremely severe pain due to pressure on a nerve, …
Senior Golfer recently approached Serola Biomechanics because they too realized that one of the most common issues with golfers, is back pain. Any form of back pain for someone can cause distress and difficultly while trying to participate in the game they love. We have all recently seen the issues experienced by Tiger Woods, even having to drop out of several high profile tournaments. Unfortunately, as we all get older, …
