Hurling & Camogie - Coach's Corner
Lesson Plans
U6 - U7
U8 - U9
U10 - U12
YouTube Coaching Aids
U6
Fundamental Movement Skills - Peter Casey
Balance & Co-ordination - Antrim GAA
Jumping - Antrim GAA
Running - Antrim GAA
Spatial Awareness - Antrim GAA
Solo and Jab Lift Basics - Milltown GAA
U7 - U8
Strike From The Hand - Broken Down
Fundamental Hurling Skills - DJ Carey
Skills of Hurling - Christy Ring
U9 +
Fitness With The Ball - Martin Fogarty (Variety of drills for different ages. All focused on fitness with the sliotar)
Roll Lift & Spin at Pace - John Leahy
Handpassing Drills - John Leahy
Blocking & Hooking - John Leahy
U14 +
U14 Training Session with Martin Fogarty (video)
Training Session with Ken Hogan & Liam Sheedy (video)
Sample Hurling Training Session - Martin Fogarty (With the Kilkenny U15 Development Squad)
Strike, Control, Pass - U14 to U16 (document)
Strike, Control, Strike - U14 to U16 (document)
Strike Both Sides (document)
Attack the Ball (document)
Attacking and Defending (document)
Give and Go (document)
Timing and Control (document)
Specialist Skills
Other Drills
Basic Ball Wall Drills - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall Programme - James Stephens
Ball Wall Session 1 - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall Session 2 - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall Session 3 - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall Drills 1 - Denis Ring
Ball Wall Drills 2 - Denis Ring
Ball Wall Drills 3 - Denis Ring
Ball Wall Drills 4 - Denis Ring
Ball Wall Drills 5 - Denis Ring
Ball Wall 1 - Developing Power Strikes - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall 2 - Developing Power Strikes - Paudie Butler
Ball Wall - Developing the Strike, U14 to U18 - Paudie Butler
30 Second Challenge
Games
Guest Trainers
Other Learning Resources
Hurley Size
We get a lot of questions about how to figure out the correct hurley size. When I was growing up the rule of thumb was "measure to your hip". But, as the game has changed, so has this rule.
Now, as the game is much faster, a smaller, lighter hurley is recommended. An easy way to measure these days is to get your child to stand with the heel of the foot on the dominant side forward in line with the toe of the other foot. Hold the hurley at full length with the toe of the hurley in line with the toe of the forward foot. With the heel of the hurley resting on the ground, your child should be able to "shake hands" with the hurley.
If a child is between sizes it's preferable to select the shorter sized hurley.
Please click on the link below for a good guide on how to measure your child correctly.
Of course, our coaches are always available each Saturday morning to help with tips and advice.
To see the difference a correct hurley size makes, have a look at these videos from one of the all time greats, Paudie Butler:
Importance of Hurley Size for Kids
More Insights into Hurley Sizing
Clare Coach, Peter Casey, also backs up this view:
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