Study to address GAA’s cruciate ‘curse’

THE GAA will this week take the first step towards addressing the cruciate problem facing Gaelic games.

An eight-week pilot study of freshers (first year) footballers and hurlers in UCD will see a proportion of the players use a 15-minute GAA-specific prehab routine devised by the Association’s medical research sub-committee aimed at reducing such knee injuries.

The research will compare and contrast half the players who perform the programme instead of their regular warm-up exercises against the other half who will carry out their usual pre-training routine.

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