Isometric exercises strengthen muscles without moving the muscles. Isometric exercises tense muscles but do not change the angle
of the joint or cause the muscle to lengthen or contract like normal exercises do. These exercises usually consist of "holding" a certain position in which some muscle or muscles are tensed. A prime example of such an exercise is the plank. A.
contracting muscle fibers
B.
changing muscle length
C.
burning calories
D.
conscious effort
Isometric exercises are the exercises which cause the contraction of muscles only but not to change the length and joint of the muscles. It builds and maintain strength of the body and also helps in burning of calories as a result loosing of weight occur. This exercise burns about two to five calories per minute and boost your metabolism which leads to lower weight.
Use your lob wedge (58-60 degrees) for the shortest shots, the sand wedge (54-56 degrees) for medium distances, and the gap wedge (50-52 degrees) for shots where you must carry the ball a great distance to the hole
