Faughs Dorry Murray Online Skills Challenge 2020

Final Video Highlights

Week 5 Highlights

Week 4 Highlights

Week 3 Highlights

Week 2 Highlights

Faughs Camogie Week 2

Faughs Dorry Murray U13 Online Skills 2020 – Week 3 Challenge Demo

Week 1 Highlights

Online Skills Challenge Week 5.

How many jab lifts and solo runs can you do in 30 seconds

Place 2 markers (bags or cones) 8 steps apart and put a sliotar in the middle

Starting behind one marker sprint to the sliotar and job lift it onto the Hurley without touching with your hand and run around the marker at the other end

Drop the sliotar in the middle on the way back

Repeat as often as you can in 30 seconds.

Do the challenge 3 times

Send the best score to the team mentor.

See the Video below with a demo by Limerick’s Declan Hannon

Online Skills Challenge Week 4.

How many HANDPASSES against a wall can you do in 30 SECONDS

Only a few simple rules.

1. Your toes must be at least 2 hurley lengths away from the wall.

2. Hold your hurley as usual in dominant hand. Handpass and catch with the other hand.

3. You count a point each time you catch the handpassed ball.

Repeat 3 times and send the best score to the team mentor. The team score will be the average of all the individual scores combined.

Challenge Day is next Sunday 14th June.

In the meantime, practice by competing against your family.

Here’s a demo of the challenge.

Round 3 is the Jab Lift challenge.

Only a few simple rules:

1. You start with the ball in your hand standing upright.

2. Your first Jab Lift is a normal one

3. All subsequent Jab Lifts must be after the ball has passed through the players legs.

Same process as before. Practice all week. Complete 3 tests on Sunday 7th June. Parents to submit scores to local team mentors. Mentor to calculate team average with the best scores from each player.

Here’s a demo of the challenge.

Round 2 is the Hurley tap challenge.

Players have time to practice until Sunday 31st May.

A parent or sibling can help to time the 30 seconds challenge.

On Sunday the player should complete the challenge 3 times and the parent submits the best score to the local club mentor (individual scores will not be shared beyond the local mentors).

The local team mentor will calculate the average score across all of the players and this will be the club’s score.

All clubs will complete the challenge, send the results and we will collate each clubs score into league tables: camogie, hurling and combined.

The club with the highest score wins this challenge.

Please encourage all players to take part as this is about improving skills and having fun!

Here’s a demo from Galway Legend Orla Callanan.

Round 1 is the roll lift challenge.

Players have time to practice until Sunday 24th May.

A parent or sibling can help to time the 30 seconds challenge.

On Sunday the player should complete the challenge 3 times and the parent submits the best score to the local club mentor (individual scores will not be shared beyond the local mentors).

The local team mentor will calculate the average score across all of the players and this will be the club’s score.

All clubs will complete the challenge, send the results and we will collate each clubs score into league tables: camogie, hurling and combined.

The club with the highest score wins this challenge.

Please encourage all players to take part as this is about improving skills and having fun!

Here’s a demo from Wexford great Mags Darcy – can you beat 33?