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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 196

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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 196
Issue 196 out now:
  • Changing up 3v2s
  • Defending the front
  • Structuring effective sessions
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    Intense defence

    Intense defence

    As a defence tires, the attack should become more successful. But if a defence starts well, it can find sources of energy to make sure they ...
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    'T' for tackling

    'T' for tackling

    Use this full session to build up the right footwork to make strong tackles, both on an individual basis and within a team context.
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    Tackling from the hip

    Tackling from the hip

    The best tacklers read a ball-carrier’s movements to anticipate where they are going. This session improves those skills by focusing on the ...
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    Finishing the tackle

    Finishing the tackle

    A tackle is completed when the tackler has done all they can to prevent the carrier releasing the ball to their team’s advantage. Work on ...
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    Defence boxers

    Defence boxers

    This practice uses boxing-style footwork and arm movements to improve your players’ positioning and timing when making tackles.
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    3v3 chop and turnover

    3v3 chop and turnover

    Use this game to develop good defensive line speed, with the aim of getting the ball carrier to ground quickly and regaining the ball.
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    Tacklers into jacklers

    Tacklers into jacklers

    Practise the risk-and-reward elements of trying to turnover the ball in the tackle area. It starts with good tackling, then deciding ...
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    Sock it to 'em!

    Sock it to 'em!

    Improve tackling by teaching players to make more shoulder contacts. Rolled-up socks reduce players’ inclination to grab in the tackle.
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    Goal-line D twos

    Goal-line D twos

    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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    Tackle target practice

    Tackle target practice

    Use this simple exercise to help coach how to engage the shoulder first, with the arms wrapped around the ball carrier’s legs to form a ...
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    Tackling interceptors

    Tackling interceptors

    This low-impact activity works on the defender getting to the tackle as they attempt to intercept the ball carrier, who is making a sprint ...
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    Aggressive tackling

    Aggressive tackling

    Work on the front-on tackle, which represents the best opportunity to dominate the ball carrier and win the battle for the gain line.
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    Priority skills: Side-on tackles

    Priority skills: Side-on tackles

    There are 10 key factors for side-on tackles, but here’s one which would make the most difference to your players.
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    Easy defence

    Easy defence

    Build tackling confidence and technique with low impacts; then focus on completing, so the tackler can get back into the game.
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    Soak up tackles

    Soak up tackles

    This session will help your players in their reading of situations and not feel afraid to give up ground, as long as the tackle is made.
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    The weakest kink

    The weakest kink

    Work on defensive line speed and communication. Defenders will have to adjust their running lines to make sure they are not exposed.

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