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Menstrual-Cycle and Hormonal-Contraceptive Tracking in Gaelic Football: From the Lab to the Field.
International Journal of Sports Physiology and PerformancePURPOSE The purpose of this study was to describe the implementation of menstrual-cycle (MC) and hormonal-contraceptive (HC) tracking among Gaelic Football players, including the characterization of MC status and symptomatology, and to examine the effect
B. C. Taim +4 more
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An expected shot outcome model for points in elite Gaelic football
International Journal of Performance Analysis in SportThis study develops a logistic regression model to predict the likelihood of scoring a point in Gaelic football based on shot characteristics. A total of 3537 shots from 67 elite inter-county games in 2019 are analysed.
Kevin McDaid +3 more
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Applied sport science of Gaelic football
Sport Sciences for Health, 2022Eoghan Boyle +4 more
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Investigating successful kickout performance in senior inter-county Ladies Gaelic Football
International Journal of Performance Analysis in SportDespite an increase in participation in female sports there remains a gender data gap in sport science research. Ladies Gaelic Football (LGF) is a case in point with just one paper investigating successful match play performance.
Aoife McColgan +6 more
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Nutrition and Gaelic Football: Review, Recommendations, and Future Considerations
International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism, 2015Gaelic football is the second most popular team sport in Ireland in terms of participation. However, very little research exists on the nutritional considerations for elite male Gaelic footballers. Gaelic football is an intermittent type field game played by two teams of fifteen players.
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Facial fractures in Gaelic football and hurling.
Irish medical journal, 1996A one year, retrospective, epidemiological study of all facial fractures, sustained whilst playing the GAA sports of football and hurling, treated in the Cork Regional Hospital was undertaken. The results have been analysed and compared to a similar study performed in this unit in 1975.
S M, Carroll, K C, Condon, T P, O'Connor
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Epidemiology and moderators of injury in Gaelic football
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2022Objectives: To quantify the incidence, location and severity of injuries in Gaelic football and to identify potential moderators of those injuries. Design: Systematic review and meta-analysis. Methods: A comprehensive search strategy of six electronic databases was undertaken independently by two researchers in March 2020.
Dekkers, Thomas +4 more
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Incidence of injury in elite Gaelic footballers.
Irish medical journal, 2007The purpose of this study was to undertake a comprehensive prospective epidemiological study of injuries sustained by elite Gaelic Football players over one season. The pattern of injury is strikingly similar across all teams with 47% of all injuries occurring in the final quarter of games and training.
M, Newell, S, Grant, A, Henry, J, Newell
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The impact of an off-season high-intensity interval training intervention in Gaelic football
Sport Sciences for HealthEoghan Boyle, I. Akubat, Kieran Collins
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