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Hi I was wondering if any one has bought one of these and if so what do they make of them?

I have been wanting to get a couple for training teams with but the shipping and all from england or america is ridicolous but these ones are made locally in ireland so no shipping costs.


They seem to be a big thing in training circles at the moment.

http://adversityathletics.com/2011/06/21/the-best-sled-world-wide/

Yes ive heaerd that as well but is there any truth to teh stricking the ball further with one than the with  a traditional stick. somethign to do with a larger sweet spot.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130524037166#ht_594wt_1141

Theres one of them cultec carbon fibre hurling sticks going cheap on ebay,,,, anyone got any opinions on them. is it worth it ?? has anybody used them?

Aye you only see the bits on tv where they lift the ball in open space , its nearly impossible to do under good pressure i believe therefore its pointless coaching, besides the kids do it themselves why not coach them something more  useful.

Hmm  now that would be a good question worth answering,  I think your right it should be coached  but I can't see its value if you have a man marking you its too easily flicked off, and if your aiming to  play at the highest level I can't imagine you would be marked lightly.

I liked the goal achieving article, it  kind of set a light bulb of in my head when he linked them from 1 month to 1 year to 3years  to BHAG.

http://adversityathletics.com/2011/03/04/goal-achieving-not-goal-setting/

What do you guys think of these articles?

http://adversityathletics.com/category/articles/