Susan Hill is the president of Fitness for Golf.com, a website dedicated to helping golfers improve through golf specific programs and comprehensive training methods. Her site is recognized as an industry leader where she has worked with close to 10,000 golfers in 22 different countries.

Susan has earned national certifications as a fitness trainer with several organizations including the National Academy of Sports Medicine, the International Sports Science Association, and the American Council on Exercise.

As a Chek certified Golf Biomechanic and Sports Performance Nutritionist, she is now among an elite group of golf fitness experts nationwide. Susan has worked with hundreds of golfers ranging in skills from beginners just taking up the game of golf to collegiate, amateur and tour players looking for a more competitive edge.

Her work has been a featured in Golf Illustrated, SELF magazine, Resort Living, Travel Golf, Atlanta Golf and on ESPN. She is a guest speaker at private and public golf clubs, golf academies and trainer conventions. She was nominated as the Trainer of the Year 2003, having been chosen among over 85,000 trainers across the country. She is the Sports Science Consultant to the PGA of Mexico and also works with the South American Golf Federation. She currently overseas the golf fitness program at the International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head, SC.

Check out these articles by Susan

Get More Width in your Swing

The terms "width" and "extension" are both used to explain the distance between your hands and your torso during your backswing. Extending your arms away from your body is the way to achieve this. Think in terms of leverage! The farther away from the ball your hands are at the top, the greater the leverage......
Read the full article on the International Junior Golf Academy website.