Munster adapting remote training to constantly changing circumstances

Munster players are digging in for the long haul as they work through their second week of remote training during the current Covid-19 shutdown.
Munster adapting remote training to constantly changing circumstances
Denis Logan. Photo: INPHO/Bryan Keane

Munster players are digging in for the long haul as they work through their second week of remote training during the current Covid-19 shutdown.

Denis Logan, the province’s Head of Athletic Performance, has been overseeing individual training programmes being conducted in players’ homes from afar following the IRFU’s decision to stand down Ireland’s professionals for eight weeks until May 18 and the American said a major hurdle was crossed once there was realisation that the current lockdown of the population “is not going to be brief”.

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