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Gym work will not pay off if players don’t have skills, says Mike McGurn

Fitness and conditioning guru Mike McGurn warns Carlow’s disappointing Leinster championship opener shows no amount of gym work will compensate for a shortage of skills.

Gym work will not pay off if players don’t have skills, says Mike McGurn

Tue, 19 May, 2015 - 01:00

John Fogarty

The former S&C coach to the Ireland national rugby team was responding to a YouTube video published last week which featured the Carlow footballers completing a series of rigorous gymwork-outs.

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