The Golf Fitness Bomb Squad with Chris Finn
Jul 15, 2026 · 58 min · 12 segments
Most golfers over 40 accept the same three-step path: anti-inflammatories, a cortisone shot, then surgery. Dr. Steve Matta built his practice around a different option. Dr. Matta is the founder and…
Steven MattaGuestChris FinnHostpeople.Yeah, so and, uh, for everyone listening, I think, you know, I use the term longevity a bunch.
Um, when, when it's used in reference to, like, longevity medicine, and you throw out a bunch of things that I'm sure some people maybe have heard of, others, they're like, "What the heck was that that he just said?" [laughs]
... like, what is that, what does that look like? So I think most people will go to the doctor, "Do you have a cold?" We'll take your blood pressure, [laughs] take your temperature.
Like, what is the difference between kind of where, where you are now versus maybe people's normal interaction or experience with a, you know, with a, a, quote-unquote, "typical doctor"?

Um, especially for, for the most part, most of our patients coming in are, are often seeking what we're doing.

So what, what is it that we're doing, and how is it different? You know, I'm not doing primary care medicine.

The pharmaceutics, pharmaceuticals I, I deal with are really only in the realm of, of kind of correcting something, not, not just to put a, a Band-Aid approach on something.

It was, especially if somebody is active, it was really nice to be able to go out and do whatever you want to do, work out, golf, play sports, and not feel like crap the next day.

Or, or just wake up just feeling like you're the Tin Man, you know what I mean?

So the, the idea of longevity is, is basically working with our body's own innate system to, to be able to do what we want to do for as long as we want to do it, and it, it...
people.Yeah, so and, uh, for everyone listening, I think, you know, I use the term longevity a bunch.
Um, when, when it's used in reference to, like, longevity medicine, and you throw out a bunch of things that I'm sure some people maybe have heard of, others, they're like, "What the heck was that that he just said?" [laughs]
... like, what is that, what does that look like? So I think most people will go to the doctor, "Do you have a cold?" We'll take your blood pressure, [laughs] take your temperature.
Like, what is the difference between kind of where, where you are now versus maybe people's normal interaction or experience with a, you know, with a, a, quote-unquote, "typical doctor"?

Um, especially for, for the most part, most of our patients coming in are, are often seeking what we're doing.

So what, what is it that we're doing, and how is it different? You know, I'm not doing primary care medicine.

The pharmaceutics, pharmaceuticals I, I deal with are really only in the realm of, of kind of correcting something, not, not just to put a, a Band-Aid approach on something.

It was, especially if somebody is active, it was really nice to be able to go out and do whatever you want to do, work out, golf, play sports, and not feel like crap the next day.

Or, or just wake up just feeling like you're the Tin Man, you know what I mean?

So the, the idea of longevity is, is basically working with our body's own innate system to, to be able to do what we want to do for as long as we want to do it, and it, it...
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