WATCH: Rebel Óg Coaching GAA videos to improve skills and fitness

Special series in four categories caters for kids from junior infants up to sixth class
WATCH: Rebel Óg Coaching GAA videos to improve skills and fitness

Youghal's Andy O'Sullivan and Midleton's Ciaran O'Brien, tussle for the ball during the Rebel Óg U8 hurling blitz in 2017. Picture: David Keane.

WHILE primary schools returned this week, the Cork Games Development Administrators have worked hard to make sure pupils are keeping up their physical exercise during the lockdown.

Rebel Óg Coaching has produced a series of videos to help pupils train at home, whatever stage of their GAA development they are at.

They are a simple way for children to stay active with a variety of activities from fundamental movements, to hurling and football activities. A fun way to stay active at home, while all sporting activities are closed.

They are broken down into four categories, from junior and senior infants up to 5th and 6th classes.

We'll be running them each Saturday until the end of March. 

 Junior and Senior Infants:

1st and 2nd Class:

3rd and 4th Class:

5th and 6th Class:

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