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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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    Behind the scenes with: England U18s

    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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    Backs blast

    Backs blast

    Improve backs’ fitness while working on their running lines and drift defence. They will make every effort to break the line each time.
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    Risk and reward for jackling

    Risk and reward for jackling

    Attempting to steal tackle ball can lead to turnovers, but also has a nasty habit of leading to penalties. Balance the pros and the cons.
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    Saracens Academy: Behind the scenes with the Wolfpack

    Saracens Academy: Behind the scenes with the Wolfpack

    Saracens Academy opened their doors to Rugby Coach Weekly to show how their coaches put the pros of the future through their paces. In this ...
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    Rangy 1

    Rangy 1

    If their 10 is a weak tackler, this will pressure them to step to make a tackle. They won’t be expecting to be involved because focus tends ...
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    Inside the plan for an international match

    Inside the plan for an international match

    RICHARD WHIFFIN shares a Wales U20s session plan and explains key sections.
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    Pre-match warm-up

    Pre-match warm-up

    The language we use is pivotal to our coaching. The words we speak create meaning, shape experiences and form our understanding. In my view,...
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    Kick returns: Don’t just throw away possession

    Kick returns: Don’t just throw away possession

    You need to have a plan to use the ball when the opposition kicks – not all of it can simply be run back, says ex-Bristol and Ospreys head ...
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    Translate drills into a match performance

    Translate drills into a match performance

    Fiji head coach MICK BYRNE on appreciating skill development and individuals.
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    Preparing players for larger pitches

    Preparing players for larger pitches

    Field sizes and player numbers increase as you move through age grades – here are tips on maximising the opportunities this presents.
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    See the real picture

    See the real picture

    Playing what is in front of you is a tough skill, even for very experienced players. But that does not mean it should not be practised at ...
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    Attack the weak point

    Attack the weak point

    Line breaks occur because there is a mismatch, a deception or a defensive error. This activity helps your players identify these situations.
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    Wet-weather rugby: How to thrive in rain

    Wet-weather rugby: How to thrive in rain

    Tips for succeeding when conditions are at their worst.
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    The research to help shape youth training

    The research to help shape youth training

    Understanding technical, tactical and physical trends can support development.
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    Attacking framework - part 3: scrum

    Attacking framework - part 3: scrum

    RICHARD WHIFFIN on establishing a sound structure to utilise at the set piece.
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    Take on the challenge

    Take on the challenge

    Defensive systems aren’t an excuse to avoid tackling. This session forces your defenders to step up and make a tackle in their channel.

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