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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 242

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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 242
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  • Twice the tackler
  • Ground up power
  • Now you see me…
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    Creativity at play: Bridge passes

    Creativity at play: Bridge passes

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    5 ways to make sure you complete a tackle

    5 ways to make sure you complete a tackle

    A tackle is not over until the ball carrier is on the ground and the tackler is getting back into the game. Your players need to understand ...
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    Bounce back with a Surfer’s Jump

    Bounce back with a Surfer’s Jump

    Develop your players’ ability to get back to their feet quickly after making a tackle. This will improving the players’ understanding of ...
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    Creativity at play

    Creativity at play

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    Sharp defences need sharp minds

    Sharp defences need sharp minds

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    Scalable session success

    Scalable session success

    Learn how to design rugby sessions that adapt to any group size while keeping challenge, clarity, and purpose.
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    4 ways to balance skills and fitness

    4 ways to balance skills and fitness

    How do we get a perfect balance of conditioning and skill work? Simple – concentrate on four key elements.
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    5 teen bullying myths

    5 teen bullying myths

    Bullying can equally come from a coach, especially when coaching a youth team. Tough coaching might be just bullying. Let’s look at the ...
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    Real tackling to better tackling

    Real tackling to better tackling

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    PARENTS: Prevent the unknown damage from the touchline

    PARENTS: Prevent the unknown damage from the touchline

    Be the best sports parent you can be. Gordon MacLelland of Working With Parents in Sport helps you understand why good intentions can be ...
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    A medical trick to improve skills

    A medical trick to improve skills

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    5 coaching lessons from Ben Herring

    5 coaching lessons from Ben Herring

    Ben Herring’s Coaching Culture podcast has had some of the best performance coaches in rugby. But what lessons can grassroots coaches glean ...
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    Coaching with clarity

    Coaching with clarity

    How understanding neurodivergent players can make every rugby session calmer, clearer, and more connected for everyone.
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    Box kicking essentials

    Box kicking essentials

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    The hooker strikes back

    The hooker strikes back

    This activity will help you develop your hooker’s ability to strike the ball in the scrum since big hits at engagement have been long ...
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    Tight-head side power up

    Tight-head side power up

    Improve the body position of the tight head (right-hand prop or number 3), their lock and flanker to increase the power through the tight-...

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