Gaelic Games Players’ and Practitioners’ Perceptions of Recovery Strategies

While strategies with well-documented efficacy such as sleep, nutrition, and rehydration were rated as most important, a distinct and possibly problematic disconnect exists between the perceived importance of many strategies and their empirically demonstrated effectiveness. For instance, active cool-downs and stretching were perceived as highly important despite prevailing evidence suggesting that their effects are often small in magnitude. Collectively, work promoting optimal recovery practices and aligning player-practitioner perspectives would be beneficial to maximize time and resource allocation and enhance player buy-in.

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International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance
Published
2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1123/ijspp.2023-0302
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Sports Performance and Training
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Gaelic Games Players’ and Practitioners’ Perceptions of Recovery Strategies

David T. Kelly, Lorcan S. Daly, Ciarán Ó. Catháin
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance
Sports Performance and Training
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Gaelic Games Players’ and Practitioners’ Perceptions of Recovery Strategies

David T. Kelly, Lorcan S. Daly, Ciarán Ó. Catháin
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Abstract

While strategies with well-documented efficacy such as sleep, nutrition, and rehydration were rated as most important, a distinct and possibly problematic disconnect exists between the perceived importance of many strategies and their empirically demonstrated effectiveness. For instance, active cool-downs and stretching were perceived as highly important despite prevailing evidence suggesting that their effects are often small in magnitude. Collectively, work promoting optimal recovery practices and aligning player-practitioner perspectives would be beneficial to maximize time and resource allocation and enhance player buy-in.

International Journal of Sports Physiology and PerformanceVol. 19(10)
University of Limerick (IE), Technological University Dublin (IE)
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