ALL GAA coaches and managers are always looking for that extra edge, searching for that latest training craze or fad, touring the country to seminars, conferences and courses in pursuit of an increase to their coaching knowledge. That’s especially the case in the off-season. On Saturday, November 14 in St Joseph’s, Newry, I will give […]
Improve this crucial area of the game in four steps
IT was fantastic to see so many current students of St Joseph’s, Newry named in the Down U-13 A Championship final programme. Between Ballyholland and Newry Bosco, we had 15 students involved in the final, which is absolutely fantastic for the school and for the community of Newry. I am a proud Newry native having […]
Underage players can take so much in
Warm-ups shouldn’t be a thing of dread
The mistake we can make as coaches is nearly like a youngster preparing for an exam
We probably don’t realise it, but as parents we are possibly the biggest obstacle to the coaches of underage teams.
Coaches and managers hate to hear the words “I’m not training tonight, I’m injured.”
Steven Poacher explains some of the key developments of Gaelic Football
“One man in Gaelic football who is not reluctant when it comes to sharing and learning is Louth man and current Meath coach Colm Nally.”
