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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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    Myths of speed training

    Myths of speed training

    Isaac Leung, of Athletic Skills, on developing the pace within your players.
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    Creating a positive climate for learning

    Creating a positive climate for learning

    The key to success, on and off the field, comes from the environment that you develop as a coach. Burton RFC’s Harry Titley shares his ...
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    Coaching safe and creative ways to fall

    Coaching safe and creative ways to fall

    Coach learning researcher and rugby coach DR ANNA STODTER explains how to develop contact confidence at a pace that suits the players in ...
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    Wicked warm-ups

    Wicked warm-ups

    Get your session buzzing with these warm-up activities. By using games, chaos and movement, players use the key physical literacy skills in ...
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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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    Get players primed

    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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    Energising players in cold and wet weather

    Energising players in cold and wet weather

    AMY ELDERFIELD, a teacher at Gordon’s School in Surrey, describes the way she inspires her girls to get involved in poor conditions – using ...
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    Four ways to ensure training starts on time

    Four ways to ensure training starts on time

    Use these tips to avoid lateness eating into your sessions.
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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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    Making your players 'Contact Confident'

    Making your players 'Contact Confident'

    From landing safely to ensuring player and coach buy-in, an introduction to World Rugby’s new resource from one of its key drivers, DR ANNA ...
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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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    Natural footwork v drilled footwork

    Natural footwork v drilled footwork

    How far should you go in developing better evasion skills by setting up footwork exercises without defenders? Is it better to let them play ...
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    Deck hands

    Deck hands

    Ged Hall challenges players to be effective in finding space and passing, either on their feet or from the ground (the deck!). Good for ...
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    3D square attack and pluses

    3D square attack and pluses

    Keep the players thinking about where to attack as the defence move around dynamically, adding in players as the attack becomes more ...
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    Game: Catch them out

    Game: Catch them out

    Use this game of catch, pass and movement to work on players’ quickness, high ball awareness and ability to handle under pressure. You can ...
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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.

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