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The GAA have developed various resources over the years for coaches involved in Gaelic Games at all levels.  See below for video based content for coaches and other GAA volunteers to help with developing fundamentals, hurling & football skills as well as the injury prevention warm up GAA15.  For more coaching activities see the GAA Activity Planner.

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The GAA have developed various resources over the years for coaches involved in Gaelic Games at all levels. See below for video based content for coaches and other GAA volunteers to help with developing fundamentals, hurling & football skills as well as the injury prevention warm up GAA15. For mor…

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Regular physical activity is the key to getting healthy and staying healthy; yet studies show that few Irish people take part in regular physical activity (SLÁN 1999, 2002, 2007). People use motor transport more than ever and technological advances mean that our working lives are more likely to be inactive, e.g. sitting at a computer.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) and Department of Health and Children have produced The National Guidelines on Physical Activity for Ireland to support the promotion of physical activity in Ireland.

These guidelines aim to:

emphasise the importance of physical activity to the health of all Irish people

outline the recommendations for physical activity for people of all ages and abilities

According to the World Health Organisation, physical activity "interacts positively with strategies to improve diet, discourages the use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs, helps reduce violence, enhances functional capacity and promotes social interaction and integration." (WHO, 2003)

The key message is that physical activity is for everyone and any level of activity is better for your health than none. The guidelines include recommendations for children and young people, adults, people with disabilities and older people.

Guidelines for children and young people (aged 2 -18)

All children and young people should be active, at a moderate to vigorous level, for at least 60 minutes every day. Include muscle strengthening, flexibility and bone-strengthening exercises three times a week.

Guidelines for adults (aged 18-64)

At least 30 minutes a day of moderate intensity activity, five days a week (or 150 minutes a week).

Guidelines for older people (aged 65+)

At least 30 minutes a day of moderate intensity activity, five days a week (or 150 minutes a week). Focus on aerobic activity, muscle strengthening and balance.

Guidelines for children and adults with a disability

Aim to be as active as the disability allows to meet the guideline for your age group.

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50 moves you can do from home that will keep you in tip top shape!

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Who needs a gym when there's the living room floor? Bodyweight exercises are a simple, effective way to improve balance, flexibility, and strength without gym machines or equipment.

From legs and shoulders to chest and abs, we've covered every part of your body that can get stronger with body resistance alone.

1. Inchworm

Stand up tall with legs straight, making sure your knees aren't locked. Slowly lower torso toward the floor, then walk hands forward. Once in a push-up position, start taking tiny steps so feet meet hands. Continue bugging out for 4-6 reps.

2. Tuck jump

Stand with your knees slightly bent, then jump up as high as possible - pretend Jeremy Lin is watching! Bring knees in toward chest while extending arms straight out. Land with knees slightly bent and quickly jump ( on it) again!

3. Bear crawl

Embrace that inner grizzly. Starting on hands and knees, rise up onto your toes, tighten your core, and slowly reach forward with right arm and right knee, followed by the left side. Continue the crawl for 8-10 reps (or until you scare your roommates off).

4. Mountain climber

Start on your hands and knees. Bring left foot forward, directly under chest, while straightening right leg. Keeping hands on the floor and core tight, jump and switch legs.

Your left leg should now be extended behind you, with your right knee forward. Next up? Everest.

5. Plyometric push-up

Ready to catch some air? Start on a well-padded surface and complete a traditional push-up. In an explosive motion, push up hard enough to come off the floor (and hang ten for a second!). Once back on solid ground, immediately head into the next repetition.

6. Stair climb with biceps curl

Turn those stairs into a cardio machine - no magic wand necessary. Grab some dumbbells (or household objects) and briskly walk up and down the stairs while simultaneously doing biceps curls to work the whole body.

7. Prone walkout

Start on all fours with your core engaged. Slowly walk hands forward, staying on toes but not moving them forward. Next, gradually walk hands backward to the starting position, maintaining stability and balance. This dance comes next.

8. Burpee

One of the most effective full-body exercises around, this one starts in a low squat position with your hands on the floor. Next, kick your feet back to a push-up position.

Complete one push-up, then immediately return your feet to the squat position. Leap up as high as possible before squatting and moving back into the push-up portion of the show.

9. Plank

Nope, we're (thankfully) not walking the plank. Lie facedown with forearms on the floor and hands clasped. Extend legs behind you and rise up on toes. Keeping back straight, tighten core and hold the position for 30 to 60 seconds (or as long as you can hang).

10. Plank to push-up

Start in a plank position. Place one hand at a time on the floor to lift up into a push-up position, with your back straight and core engaged. Move one arm at a time back into the plank position (forearms on the floor). Repeat, alternating the arm that makes the first move.

11. Wall sit

Who needs a chair when there's a wall?

Slowly slide your back down a wall until your thighs are parallel to the floor. Make sure knees are directly above ankles and keep back straight. Go for 60 seconds per set (or however long it takes to turn those legs to jelly). Need more fire? Add some biceps curls.

12. Lunge

Stand with hands on hips and feet hip-width apart. Step your right leg forward and slowly lower your body until left (back) knee is close to or touching the floor and bent at least 90 degrees.

Return to the starting position and repeat on the other side. For a variation, try stepping backward into the lunge.

13. Clock lunge

Time for a challenge. Complete a traditional forward lunge, then take a big step to the right and lunge again. Finish off the semicircle with a backward lunge, then return to standing. And all that's 1 rep! Aim for 10 reps, then switch legs.

14. Lunge to row

Start by doing a normal lunge. Instead of bringing that forward leg back to the starting position, raise it off the floor while lifting your arms overhead. The leg should remain bent at about 90 degrees. Add weights to really bring the heat.

15. Pistol squat

There may be no gun permit necessary for this one, but it's still no joke.

Stand holding your arms straight out in front of your body. Raise right leg, flexing right ankle and pushing hips back. Lower your body while keeping right leg raised. Hold (have fun with that), then return to standing.

16. Lunge jump

Ready to impress some friends? Stand with feet together and lunge forward with right foot. Jump straight up, propelling arms forward while keeping elbows bent.

While in the air, switch legs and land in a lunge with the opposite leg forward. Repeat and continue switching legs. Try to do 10!

17. Curtsy lunge

Let's show a little respect. When lunging, step left leg back behind right leg, bending knees and lowering hips until right thigh is almost parallel to the floor. Remember to keep your torso upright and your hips square.

18. Squat

Stand with feet parallel or turned out 15 degrees - whatever is most comfortable. Slowly start to crouch by bending hips and knees until thighs are at least parallel to the floor.

Make sure your heels do not rise off the floor. Press through your heels to return to a standing position.

19. Single-leg deadlift

Start in a standing position with feet together. Lift right leg slightly. Lower arms and torso while raising right leg behind you. Keep left knee slightly bent and reach arms as close to the floor as possible. Raise torso while lowering right leg. Switch legs.

20. Squat reach and jump

Ready to add some pizzazz (and cardio!) to that squat? Perform a normal squat, but immediately jump up, reaching your arms straight overhead. Aim for 15 reps, then take a quick breather before the next set.

21. Chair Pose squat

Stand with feet hip-width apart and squat until thighs are parallel to the floor while swinging arms up. Straighten legs, then lift right knee while swinging left arm outside right knee. Return to standing and repeat on the other side.

22. Quadruped leg lift

Start on hands and knees, with back flat and core engaged. Raise left leg straight back, stopping when foot is at hip level and thigh is parallel to the floor.

Balance for as long as possible, then raise your bottom right toe off the floor, tightening butt, back, and abs - try to be graceful here! Hold for up to 10 seconds, then switch legs.

23. Step-up

Find a step or bench. Place right foot on the elevated surface. Step up until right leg is straight (do it for Channing!), then return to the starting position. Repeat, aiming for 10-12 reps on each side.

24. Calf raise

From a standing position, slowly rise up on your toes, keeping knees straight and heels off the floor. Hold briefly, then come back down. Aaaand repeat. Try standing on something elevated (like a step) to achieve a wider range of motion.

25. Standard push-up

There's a reason this one's a classic. With hands shoulder-width apart, keep feet flexed at hip distance and tighten your core. Bend elbows until chest reaches the floor, then push back up. Make sure to keep your elbows tucked close to your body. That's one!

26. Dolphin push-up

Start out in Dolphin Pose (think Downward-Facing Dog Pose with elbows on the floor). Lean forward, lowering shoulders until head is over hands. Push up with your arms and return to the starting position. No ocean necessary.

27. Contralateral limb raise

Sounds fancy, huh? Here's the breakdown: Lie facedown with arms outstretched and palms facing each other.

Slowly lift one arm a few inches off the floor, keeping it straight without rotating your shoulders and keeping head and torso still. Hold the position, then lower your arm back down. Repeat on the other side.

For an extra challenge, lift the opposite leg a few inches off the floor at the same time.

28. Donkey kick

It's time to embrace that wild side. Start in a push-up position with your legs together. Tighten core and kick both legs into the air with knees bent, reaching feet back toward glutes. Try to land gently when returning to the starting position.

29. Handstand push-up

Fair warning: This move is for the pros. Get set in a handstand position against a wall. Bend your elbows at a 90-degree angle, doing an upside-down push-up so your head moves toward the floor and your legs remain against the wall. First-timer? Grab a friend to spot you - safety first!

30. Judo push-up

From a push-up position, raise those hips and in one swift movement - hai-yah! - use your arms to lower the front of your body until your chin comes close to the floor.

Swoop head and shoulders upward and lower hips, keeping knees off the floor. Reverse the move to come back to the raised-hip position. Try to repeat for 30 to 60 seconds.

31. Reverse fly

For DIY dumbbells, grab two cans or bottles of water. Stand up straight, with one foot in front of the other and your front knee slightly bent.

With palms facing each other and abs engaged, bend forward slightly from your waist and extend arms out to the sides, squeezing shoulder blades. Repeat.

32. Superman

Want some superpowers? Lie facedown with arms and legs extended. Keeping the torso as still as possible, simultaneously raise your arms and legs to form a small curve in your body. Cape optional.

33. Triceps dip

Sit on the floor near a step or bench, with knees slightly bent. Grab the edge of the elevated surface and straighten your arms.

Bend your arms to a 90-degree angle and straighten again while your heels push into the floor. For some extra fire, reach right arm out while lifting left leg.

34. Diamond push-up

Rhianna would approve of this one! Get into a push-up position with diamond-shaped hands, so that your thumbs and index fingers touch. Then do push-ups!

This hand position will give those triceps some extra (burning) love.

35. Boxer

Time to make Muhammad Ali proud. Stand with feet hip-width apart and knees bent. Bend forward until your torso is almost parallel to the floor.

Keep your elbows in and extend one arm forward and the other arm back. Hug your arms back in and switch arms like you're in the ring!

36. Shoulder stabilization series (I-Y-T-W-O)

OK, it may look ridiculous, but stay with us. Lie facedown with arms extended overhead and palms facing each other. Move your arms into each letter formation. Gimme a Y - you know you want to!

37. Arm circles

Remember PE class? Stand with arms extended by your sides, perpendicular to your torso. Slowly make clockwise circles about 1 foot in diameter for 20 to 30 seconds. Then reverse the movement, going counterclockwise.

38. L seat

Take a load off (well, not exactly). Sit with legs extended and feet flexed. Place your hands on the floor and slightly round your torso. Lift your hips off the floor, hold for 5 seconds, and release. Repeat!

39. Rotational push-up

Standard push-ups not cutting it? For a variation, after coming back up into a starting push-up position, rotate your body to the right and extend your right hand overhead, forming a T with your arms and torso. Return to the starting position, do a regular push-up, and then rotate to the left.

40. Flutter kick

Lie faceup with arms at your sides and palms facing down. With legs extended, lift your heels about 6 inches off the floor. Make quick, small up-and-down pulses with your legs while keeping your core engaged. Keep kickin' it for a minute straight!

41. Dynamic prone plank

Starting in a standard plank position, raise your hips as high as they can go, then lower them back down. Continue this movement for as long as possible. Make sure your back stays straight and your hips don't droop.

42. Side plank

Lie faceup and roll to the side. Come up onto one foot and elbow. Make sure your hips are lifted and your core is engaged. Hang tight for 30 to 60 seconds - or as long as you can stomach!

43. Russian twist

Sit on the floor with knees bent and feet together, lifted a few inches off the floor. With your back at a 45-degree angle to the floor, move your arms from side to side in a twisting motion.

Here, slow and steady wins the race: The slower the twist, the deeper the burn. Feel like a fitness czar yet?

44. Bicycle

Lie faceup with knees bent and hands behind your head. Bring knees in toward chest. Bring right elbow toward left knee as right leg straightens. Continue alternating sides like you're pedaling a bike. Just keep the helmet in the closet.

45. Crunch

Before anyone's crowned Cap'n Crunch, remember: Form is key. Lie faceup with knees bent and feet flat on the floor. With hands behind head, lower your chin slightly.

Peel head and shoulders off the floor while engaging your core. Continue curling up until your upper back is off the mat. Hold briefly, then slowly lower torso back toward the floor.

46. Segmental rotation

Let's target those obliques! Lying faceup with your knees bent and core tight, let your knees fall gradually to the left until you feel a good stretch. Hold for 5 seconds, return to center, and repeat on the right.

47. Shoulder bridge

Lie faceup with knees bent and feet hip-width apart. Place arms at your sides and lift your spine and hips. Only your head, feet, arms, and shoulders should be on the floor.

Lift one leg, keeping your core tight. Slowly bring leg back down, then lift back up. Try to do 10 reps per leg, then lower your spine back onto the floor.

48. Single-leg abdominal press

Lie faceup with knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Tighten abs and raise right leg, with knee bent at a 90-degree angle.

Push right hand on top of lifted knee, using core to create pressure between hand and knee. Hold for 5 seconds, then lower back down. Repeat with left hand and knee.

49. Double-leg abdominal press

Two legs are twice the fun! Follow the same rundown for the single-leg press (see No. 48), but bring both legs up at the same time, pushing hands against knees.

50. Sprinter situp

Want to be a speed demon without getting off the floor? Lie faceup with legs straight and arms by your sides, elbows bent at a 90-degree angle. Now, sit up and bring left knee toward right elbow. Return to the starting position. Repeat on the other side.
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Who needs a gym when there's the living room floor? Bodyweight exercises are a simple, effective way to improve balance, flexibility, and strength without gym machines or equipment. From legs and shoulders to chest and abs, we've covered every part of your body that can get stronger with body resistance alone.

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