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Kilkenny GAA players invited to get ready for action with new training seminar The ‘Be Ready to Play’ programme will start on March 2 Reporter: sport@kilkennypeople.ie The programme will help players return to training post Covid in a way that will hopefully increase enjoyment, performance, and participation, while simultaneously reducing the risk of injury ');  '); The Gaelic Games family today launched ‘Be Ready to Play’, a Coaching and Sport Science programme in association with UPMC, official healthcare partner of the GAA and GPA, that will be delivered via webinars, website pro...

Major new coaching and sports science programme launched for players to 'Be Ready to Play' February 18, 2021 An open Tipperary training session in Thurles before the 2019 All Ireland final ©INPHO/Tommy Dickson The Gaelic Games family today launched ‘Be Ready to Play’, a Coaching and Sport Science programme in association with UPMC, official healthcare partner of the GAA and GPA, that will be delivered via webinars, website programmes, instructional videos and live online sessions. The programme is a holistic coaching and performance plan that will be of great benefit to all club coaches ...

GAA report deficit of €34.1 million in 2020 as Covid-19 hits revenue Reporter: colm.kinsella@iconicnews.ie The GAA has reported a deficit at national level of €34.1 million after 2020 revenue was badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic ');  '); THE GAA has today reported a deficit at national level of €34.1 million after 2020 revenue was badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. This figure comprises a consolidated deficit at central level (Central Council and Croke Park) of €27.1M with an additional €7 million deficits at county and provincial level. The figure does not include any losses p...

Munster GAA has launched a new and exciting initiative “The Club Development Programme”. This programme has been developed over the past year by the Provincial Council’s Games Development staff in consultation with several stakeholders. This initiative is aligned with the existing club and county planning resources available within the association. It recognises the pivotal role the club plays in all aspects of the GAA and is designed to assist and support clubs in developing a structure which empowers volunteers, delivers appropriate coaching inputs, and enhances the club stru...

 '); DCU researchers have found that the proficiency of children in fundamental movement skills such as running, jumping, skipping and hopping could contribute to overall healthier outcomes in later life including a reduced risk of heart disease and obesity. In a paper published in the European Journal of Sports Science, researchers examined the relationship between fundamental movement skills (FMS) and health related fitness components (HRF) such as flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, body composition, muscular strength and endurance. The results suggest that improving fundamental moveme...