Posts Tagged ‘coaching’

What I Would Change About Coach Education in the GAALet me be clear right from the start — this is not a criticism of the incredible work being done in GAA coach education. Quite the opposite. I have huge respect for the people involved in developing coaches across the country, many of whom are volunteers…

Challenges of Coaching the Modern GAA Player I’ve been fortunate to coach some incredibly dedicated players throughout my career, especially in recent years. The level of commitment they show is remarkable. As fans, we see them in the best physical condition they’ve ever been in, all while managing more pressure and scrutiny than ever before.…

The best teams have traditions that reinforce their culture. Whether it’s a specific pre-game warm-up, team meals, gym challenges, or post-training recovery routines, these traditions foster camaraderie and a sense of identity.

One of the most impressive examples I’ve seen was a club that took full ownership of their post-training meals. Players themselves organised and prepared the food, reinforcing both teamwork and the importance of nutrition.