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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 187

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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 187
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  • Winning wet lineouts
  • Exploiting space
  • Scanning and attacking
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    Lightning quick hooking

    Lightning quick hooking

    Scrum-halves and hookers need to be on the same wavelength. The timing of the put-in and strike must be perfect to ensure clean ball at the ...
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    Winning wet lineouts

    Winning wet lineouts

    With a slippery ball, ensure lineouts are secure by getting the jumper into space to meet the throw. A pod of three acts together to beat ...
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    Lineout: good and bad

    Lineout: good and bad

    Aims to develop a relationship between the lineout and what happens in the phase afterwards, depending if the lineout works or not.
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    Four-man lineout plays

    Four-man lineout plays

    These give you a great chance to win the ball and attack with support into the opposition midfield. Here are simple options to ensure clean ...
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    Lineout recovery

    Lineout recovery

    Not every lineout take is clean. Use this session to help your players learn how to recover the ball, or chase through onto opposition ball.
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    Lineout imperfection

    Lineout imperfection

    Work on good set-ups and movement, jumping and organisation in your lineout pods. This should mix up roles of your players.
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    Setting your scrum

    Setting your scrum

    A two-week plan to ensure you have a strong scrum base. By IAN DIDDAMS.
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    Back row defence activities

    Back row defence activities

    Develop your back row’s defensive options from a normal or wheeled scrum.
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    Unit training for forwards

    Unit training for forwards

    Develop your forwards with this full session which explores set-piece techniques.
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    9 to 6 scrum defence

    9 to 6 scrum defence

    With defences and attacks set 5 metres back from the scrum, you need a cohesive defensive strategy between your back row and scrum-half.
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    Up-to-date lineout training

    Up-to-date lineout training

    Want to be more effective with your lineout training, avoiding just doing drill and drill, and transfer these lineout skills into games?
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    Getting the most from your props

    Getting the most from your props

    With quicker resets for scrums, France 2011 World Cup forwards coach Didier Retiere reveals how you can boost the effectiveness of your ...
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    ROAR when you maul

    ROAR when you maul

    Start your mauls from a lineout with a strong take from the lineout catcher. It is all part of the lion’s ROAR and creates great go forward.
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    Rock solid catch and drive

    Rock solid catch and drive

    Put your players into more realistic scenarios so they can test their skills in the same circumstances as they would in the game. It’s also ...
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    Lifting for kick offs

    Lifting for kick offs

    Improve the movement and coordination needed for lifting the catcher at the kick off. 
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    Defending the front lineout ball

    Defending the front lineout ball

    Pressurise opposition lineouts by making their front ball a risky option. You need to combine speed, accuracy and anticipation to read ...

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