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Practice Exam
1. During a typical round, how far will a golfer walk?
1 mile
3 miles
4 to 5 miles
10 miles
2. You should strengthen the forearm muscles to help promote better club control.
True
False
3. In the address position, what is the position of the spine?
Neutral position
Rounded spine
Rounded shoulders
Hips tucked under
4. An excessive C or S shape of the spine will restrict motion.
True
False
5. What muscle group functions to pull the arm down through the golf ball providing power?
Abs
Shoulders
Chest
Back
6. Shear refers to the downward force between segments.
True
False
7. The back muscles are most active during what part of the swing?
Forward swing
Takeaway
Downswing
Impact
8. The golf swing involves rotations and counter rotations.
True
False
9. Which of these is included in the phases of the golf swing?
Backswing
Downswing
Impact
All of the above
10. What is the role of the shoulder muscles in the swing?
Protect the shoulder joint
Coordinate the swing
Stabilize the shoulder
All of the above
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