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Taking my own experience in 3x3 Basketball and the Olympic feel to Gaelic Football. 5x5 last night. 1. If you retrieve the ball in play (turnover) you just work it outside the zone before you can score 2. 3 points for a point out side the zone If you 3. Points and goals inside as normal What I observed, without any instruction; - man on man defending - lots of finding separation, loop runs, deep runs - lots of outside shots But while I was using this for repetitive shooting & defending practice, we should be looking at variations of the game at all ages. It is not going to detract from the main Championships. Variants of the sports are crucial for the development and longevity. The GAA are looking for things to put before all Irelands. Why couldn’t you have open competitions of 5x5 or 7’s or other variations that people who don’t want to fully commit to the very challenging modern pursuit of Senior Hurling/Football can do.

Taking my own experience in 3x3 Basketball and the Olympic feel to Gaelic Football. 5x5 last night. 1. If you retrieve the ball in play (turnover) you just work it outside the zone before you can score 2. 3 points for a point out side the zone If you 3. Points and goals inside as normal What I observed, without any instruction; - man on man defending - lots of finding separation, loop runs, deep runs - lots of outside shots But while I was using this for repetitive shooting & defending practice, we should be looking at variations of the game at all ages. It is not going to detract from the main Championships. Variants of the sports are crucial for the development and longevity. The GAA are looking for things to put before all Irelands. Why couldn’t you have open competitions of 5x5 or 7’s or other variations that people who don’t want to fully commit to the very challenging modern pursuit of Senior Hurling/Football can do.

Kevin Mulcahy

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