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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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    Zombie Chiefs

    Zombie Chiefs

    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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    Chase, catch and turn

    Chase, catch and turn

    This conditioning game helps players develop better foot speed, evasive skills and stop/start skills. Inspired by basketball, it is easy to ...
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    A need for rugby speed

    A need for rugby speed

    A circuit to train core running skills – changing direction and pace, accelerating and running backwards or sideways. By PAUL TYLER and DAN ...
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    Improve your rondos

    Improve your rondos

    Small-sided games with lots of repetitions can energise a group. But consider when, where and how to use them, says coach developer GRANT HA...
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    TAG rugby tactics that actually make sense

    TAG rugby tactics that actually make sense

    TAG rugby is aimed at younger players who are new to the game. For that reason, there’s no point in teaching tactics...or is there? Here ...
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    Top tips if refereeing your own child's team

    Top tips if refereeing your own child's team

    Having the whistle can alter the dynamic of parent-child coaching relationships on matchday. DAN COTTRELL explains how to be a good referee ...
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    Moving up to coach TAG: 30m webinar playback

    Moving up to coach TAG: 30m webinar playback

    Starting out or into your second season of tag rugby? What do you need to do to develop your team for a new season?
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    VIDEO: Super-charged bulldogs

    VIDEO: Super-charged bulldogs

    In this new take on the traditional game of bulldogs, the defenders stay the same for each round. If a runner is caught, they continue to ...
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    Look for spaces not bodies

    Look for spaces not bodies

    Help your players see the space between on-coming defenders.
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    Adapting tag sessions into full rugby sessions

    Adapting tag sessions into full rugby sessions

    We have plenty of tag resources on this site, and I’m keen to ensure they can easily be upgraded into full sessions. Perhaps they won’t be ...
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    Game: Don't get tagged!

    Game: Don't get tagged!

    Use this quick-to-set-up game, including an easy-to-adapt playground element, with rewards and forfeits thrown in.

    This is a game I will ...
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    How best to communicate with your players during training

    How best to communicate with your players during training

    When you are speaking to the players during the sessions, you will be doing one of the following:

    Praising their performance.
    Providing ...
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    Safe and sound coaching

    Safe and sound coaching

    Coach in a safe environment by following these actions.
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    Four ways to add a touch of spice to training

    Four ways to add a touch of spice to training

    Training games, like touch rugby or contact games, tend to be competitive.

    They should have context and points.

    Now, let’s spice this up
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    Parent stations: Try tri cones

    Parent stations: Try tri cones

    Use parent stations to allow you to run lots of activities with a parent overseeing each activity.

    It requires one parent, minimal setup ...
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    Parent stations: Overtakers

    Parent stations: Overtakers

    Use parent stations to allow you to run lots of activities with a parent overseeing each activity.

    It requires one parent, minimal setup ...

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