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    Behind the scenes with: England U18s

    RCW editor Dan Cottrell studies the coaching methods of those charged with developing the next generation of England players, namely Jon P...
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    Inside the plan for an international match

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    Don't do that, do this

    Being observed as a coach can feel intimidating, but it’s an invaluable opportunity for growth and improvement.
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    Jake John explains how you can utilise ’attribution theory’ in your coaching.
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    Coaching problem? Put it to our head coach Dan Cottrell. This time: Defending better from scrums and lineouts.
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    RCW editor Dan Cottrell adds more context to two practices.
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    Get players primed

    Ensuring the warm-up is well-suited to both training and matches is essential for any coach. EAMONN HOGAN explores various approaches to ...
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    Skill MOTs: enhancing attacks via 'ABC' skills

    Skill MOTs: enhancing attacks via 'ABC' skills

    Create good habits with a focused programme which reinforces the core skills. By KRIS STAFFORD, rugby development officer at Leeds Beckett U...
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    With strong goal-line defence comes the need for absolute clarity in the system, particularly the role of the tackler and tackle assist.
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    By disrupting starting points, players have less time to focus on the process, creating more game-realistic outcomes for tackling and ...
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    Ruck: take the space

    Players arriving at the ruck are far better off going over the ball and beyond it, rather than just stopping at the ball. This works on ...
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    A version of the classic game, where a ’zombie’ tags players to create a force of static zombies, which works on evasive development.
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