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Hurling drills

  • 21-04-2015 5:43pm
    #1
    Dr Nic
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    Hi Guys
    I have to train on my own for a couple of weeks with just a ball and a ball wall.
    Any ideas or links for youtube vids for good drills to do just with what i have?
    Thanks

    I play to a reasonably high level


Comments

  • #2
    zetecescort
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    search youtube for "Paudie Butler"


  • #3
    Dr Nic
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    A lot of roaring and bawling mixed in with some atrocious first touch! thanks though

    oh my god some of those dublin lads have next to no skill...

    Its not what im looking for though. He does a lot of "hit the ball off the wall as many times in a minute as yuo can". Ive known and doen that for as long as i can hurl. What im after are novel drills.


  • #4
    dcrosskid
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 257 ✭✭dcrosskid


    Dr Nic wrote: »
    A lot of roaring and bawling mixed in with some atrocious first touch! thanks though

    oh my god some of those dublin lads have next to no skill...

    Its not what im looking for though. He does a lot of "hit the ball off the wall as many times in a minute as yuo can". Ive known and doen that for as long as i can hurl. What im after are novel drills.

    I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for but if you could get one or two more to join you for some drills that would make it far more beneficial & open up a lot of different variation of drills.

    There is not a lot you can do on your own against a wall other than work hard for 60 seconds and then take a break like you said above, practice high and low balls, fielding & improve your touch a bit and if its a big wall you have with enough space its a good way to improve your striking without running after balls every few seconds.


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