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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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    Creativity at play

    Creativity at play

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    Go forward from the lineout

    Go forward from the lineout

    There’s 10-15m for the ball carrier to run before they meet the lineout defence. Both attack and defence need to consider how to cover this ...
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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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    Real tackling to better tackling

    Real tackling to better tackling

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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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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    Box kicking essentials

    Box kicking essentials

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    Attack with no pace – tough ask

    Attack with no pace – tough ask

    Editor Dan Cottrell adds further context to two sessions.
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    Lineout session builder

    Lineout session builder

    Session builders take you from one player to a unit to work on their skills piece by piece. In this builder, we look at the lineout.
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    Lineout breakouts

    Lineout breakouts

    Three exercises to check for technique and put players into ‘stressful’ situations, creating pressure on accuracy from lifters and jumpers. ...
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    Up-to-date lineout training

    Up-to-date lineout training

    Sessions for forwards are still drill-based, not game-based – make it about fun and movement instead. By Lichfield RFC director of rugby ...
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    Boost effectiveness of your tight-head prop

    Boost effectiveness of your tight-head prop

    Size isn’t everything when it comes to a successful pack – technique counts for a lot too, as France’s 2011 World Cup forwards coach Didier ...
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    Attacking tactics for different-sized teams

    Attacking tactics for different-sized teams

    Whatever a team’s style, players must know where to play to and how to get there to create gaps in a defence.
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    Solid catch and drive

    Solid catch and drive

    Put players into realistic scenarios to test their skills in the same circumstances they would find in a game. It’s a test for defenders, ...
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    'ROAR' when you maul

    'ROAR' when you maul

    Start your mauls from a lineout with a strong take from the lineout catcher. It is all part of the lion’s ‘ROAR’ and creates great go ...
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    Seven must-have line outs

    Seven must-have line outs

    Make sure your lineout playbook has these essentials in it. You can then build your season’s variations around them and develop a more ...

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