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Stretching Fitness For Golfers (And The Rest Of Us)

Golfers need to stretch, and no one knows more about stretching and its benefits than The Stretching Institute. It has just released a new version of its software, InstantStretch. It has 30 new stretches to complement the 100 stretches currently in use by thousands of customers around the world.



With the new software, you can e-mail stretching routines directly from the software, customize printout with company names and personal data and store an unlimited supply of data.

A free membership to one of the the most dynamic health and fitness web sites on the internet and free lifetime upgrades are also included in the news software package.

For more details on a comprehensive stretching program for golfers (or for anyone interested in the benefits of stretching) as well as a variety of other stretching products, tips and expertise from The Stretching Institute, click on the banner above.


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Without the NBA or professional baseball (Jordan briefly played the Chicago White Sox organization in the mid 1990s) it's golf that now envelopes Jordan's passion to win. And while not on the level of Woods or the rest of the PGA Tour, Jordan's interest in golf is no different that his quest to win NBA titles.

Now age 41, first learned to play golf as a college junior. Love and Jordan's roommate at North Carolina were friends, and when Jordan was introduced to Love and first play the game, he was enthralled.


Several years after his second NBA retirement, Michael Jordan remains as competitive off the court as he was during his enduring basketball career. But Jordan's office of choice has evolved from hardwood to boardroom and locker room to fairway.

Jordan's career has expanded from NBA player and executive to restaurant owner, entrepreneur, global businessman and golfing philanthropist. His intensity, once channeled toward defeating opponents, is now focused on business success and conquering charitable horizons.

Still, Jordan pursues his businesses and amateur sporting passions with the same focus as he did while accumulating five Most Valuable Player Awards in the National Basketball Association and winning six NBA Championships with the Chicago Bulls.
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