Games based coaching.
An activity to develop accurate passing, intelligent movement, and skills of both attack & defence. Easily adaptable, suitable for both hurling & football.
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@movementcoachkm Very much a pared back, simple approach, at least in most cases. The amount of contact times means there's far more emphasis on "bang for your buck" training.
Very enjoyable to be involved in from a coaching perspective.
Do we overcomplicate what we’re saying to players when explaining a programme to them? Using language they aren’t overly familiar with to try and impress? 🧵
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@movementcoachkm@somearagaa Not comparing the 2 teams per say, more the use of what could be seen as an agricultural puckout to go after 2 very systematic teams. Would agree that Cork are only beginning to find a style. Plenty of raw materials though.
@movementcoachkm@somearagaa Very interesting that 2 Cork teams have gotten great joy from the ultra long, central pickouts against the 2 most structured teams in hurling (Limerick and Ballygunner). Highlights the importance of principles over plays (get runners moving onto the breaks as a key principle)