Golf Writers have been talking about Tiger's Well now there's an excellent cover story in Men's Fitness magazine that sheds some light on the Tiger transformation. In it there's an exclusive, in depth interview where for the first time, Woods and trainer Keith Kleven offer detail and insight into Tiger's rigorous fitness regimen. A regimen that's enabled him to add nearly 30 pounds of muscle since he left Stanford University in 1996. Tiger also talks about his athletic wife Elin, and how she stays in shape.
So, if you were one of the many Tiger fans wondering, "how did he get that way?", go out and pick up the August issue of Men's Fitness, it's on newstands now.
I'm getting Mens Fitness for my BF. See if he can add a few pounds of muscle.
ReplyDeleteI still say Tiger was missing putts at the US Open because they got the PSI (pounds per square inch)too high when they pressurized that shirt he was wearing. I still looking into how muck MAACO got for that paint job.
ReplyDeleteI look at older photos of Tiger Woods and I think he looks better. That kind of muscle isn't always healthy.
ReplyDeleteyes, it seems to me that he is not pulling off as many "amazing" shots as he used to.
ReplyDeletehis old build gave him - to quote shakespeare - "a lean and hungry look" now yon tiger has more of a buffed and satisfied look - maybe elin likes it better this way, but he just looks like some of the edge is gone - but watch he'll probably go over to carnustie with his 2 iron blazing and make mince meat of the field -
for what it's worth i think he should tone down a bit and get back to the old unstoppable -wirery killer mode- from the pre-elin period
Yeah, that's right, blame it on Elin.
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Hey, maybe this explains what's going on with John Daly. He's like Tiger anti-matter.
ReplyDeletenothing that simple could explain what's going on with john daly...
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