🔈 Calling all coaches 🔈
Sligo GAA C & G are holding an Athletic Development Practical Workshop this month. The workshop will be presented by Sligo GAA own Sean Boyle and Sean Taylor. Connacht GAA

⬇️ Link below ⬇️

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Last chance to register ahead of tomorrow’s launch of our new Integrated BSc/MSc in Athletic Therapy and Strength & Conditioning ⬇️

All welcome - hear from industry experts on how this programme is paving the way for new opportunities in sports and exercise medicine 🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♂️

Happy to share the 2nd study from my PhD investigating the strength characteristics of elite and subelite female Gaelic football players. Published in Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.

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3) Finally, peak speeds reported across the four Gaelic games sports were collated. Considering the variety and lack of reporting of key variables between-studies, these values should be compared with caution.

Very happy to see our work 'Do players with superior physiological attributes outwork their less-conditioned counterparts? A study in Gaelic football' now published in Biology of Sport.

Thanks as ever to David Kelly Ciarán Ó Catháin.

Free to read🔗: rb.gy/j2as2a

Sport and Health Sciences, TUS MMW

Thrilled to share the first study of my PhD, 'Does Resisted Sprint Training Improve the Sprint Performance of Field-based Invasion Team Sport Players? A Systematic Review & Meta-analysis' in Sports Medicine.

Huge thanks to my supervisors.

Full-text: rdcu.be/dpI7S

Time for oral presentations on a wide variety of themes related to sport and human performance!

1st presenter Eddie McGuinness on sprinting distance and split times impact on maximum printing speed in ladies Gaelic football

#NSHPC2023 #SHPRC

🚨Funded PhD Opportunity🚨

Technological University of the Shannon President’s Doctoral Scholarship 2023

The Effect of Sprint Training on Running Economy in Distance Runners

Supervisors: Kris Beattie NiamhNíChéilleachair Eamonn Flanagan

📍 TUS Athlone Campus

📥 5pm Thursday 24th August 2023

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A really nice summary of our recent paper by Talkin' SPORT SCIENCE .

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Happy Sport and Health Sciences, TUS MMW heads learning lots and making connections at today’s Irish Strength & Conditioning Network conference.

Delighted to share the first study of my PhD reviewing the effects of different strength training modalities on sprint performance in female team-sport athletes, published with Springer Nature in Sports Medicine. Online preview available here: rdcu.be/c61u3
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1) Are higher caliber Gaelic players more resistant or susceptible to post-match fatigue?

Further, is the post-match recovery timeline different between sports or sex?

We seek to explore this using a brief (25 seconds) survey: tinyurl.com/yff9aj9a

RTs greatly appreciated