Ladies Gaelic Football

Digital Referee Handbook 2022

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33 1. Run 150 m at jogging pace (one length of pitch) 2. Sprint for 50 m (half of width) 3. Run 100 m at medium pace (rest of width and half of length) 4. Jog 50 m (to 21m line) 5. Run backward for 10 m to corner 6. Jog 40 m (half of width) 7. Sprint remaining 50 m. You should continue this process for 20 minutes Speed » Speed is the ability to move quickly across the ground or move limbs rapidly to grab or throw. To improve running speed requires a training program that focuses on leg strength and power, with appropriate technique training to best utilize your strength and power development. Sample Speed Drill 1. Light jog 2. Increase pace to the 13m line 3. Increase pace to a stride at the 21m line 4. Increase pace to a flat out sprint from the 45m line to the 65m line 5. Jog back to start. Complete 5—10 sets Agility Drill Set 6. 6 markers in a zig-zag formation. Sprint around outside of markers twice. Repeat 5—10 times. Strength » Ability to exert forceful and prolonged muscular contractions Improving and maintaining Strength » 2/3 times per week » Exercises should be specific to movements involved in a game

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