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This week we look at the third of four skills development
exercises for the scrumhalf pass or torpedo pass from
the ground, we call it "The scrumhalf pass exercise
4".
exercises for the scrumhalf pass or torpedo pass from
the ground, we call it "The scrumhalf pass exercise
4".
This week we look at a tackle drill, "The tackle from
behind drill". This is one of the few drills that teaches
players how to effectively tackle from behind.
behind drill". This is one of the few drills that teaches
players how to effectively tackle from behind.
A communication and handling skill drill, which we call
the " The Crowded Passing Drill". This is a drill
that teaches players to keep on passing pinpointed,
while being under immense pressure
the " The Crowded Passing Drill". This is a drill
that teaches players to keep on passing pinpointed,
while being under immense pressure
This week we look at a move in the backline, which we
call "The natural 4 move" or also called "The double
dummy unders move". This is a move that stops
inside defenders to give space to the outside runners.
call "The natural 4 move" or also called "The double
dummy unders move". This is a move that stops
inside defenders to give space to the outside runners.
| This week we look at great try from Bryan Habana,, which shows how important it is for the supporting player to run himself into the correct position to score the try. |
This week we look at an outside
move in the backline, which we call
"The wing cut move". In this move
the wing cuts to the inside to receive
a pass.
move in the backline, which we call
"The wing cut move". In this move
the wing cuts to the inside to receive
a pass.
This week we show coaches a great
defensive drill, which we call "The
defensive rucking drill". This is
drill in which players and teams can
practice their defensive rucking.
defensive drill, which we call "The
defensive rucking drill". This is
drill in which players and teams can
practice their defensive rucking.
We look at the skill of ripping the
ball in the contact situation. We
look at an example and give a drill
with which players can develop this
skill
ball in the contact situation. We
look at an example and give a drill
with which players can develop this
skill
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Blaming the new rules
Most of the coaches in Europe are blaming the new ELV’s for the poor rugby that is being played in this part of the world. This is
what Shaun Edwards, the Wasp head coach, was saying on the new rules. - “We have a policy of trying to run everything and
always attack both with our defense and with our offence. I think anybody looking at it would have to say that is not the tactic to
use to exploit the new rules. At certain times it's very much like a game of Aussie rules isn't it?”
This is a lot of nonsense, these are the coaches using the ELVs as an excuse to risk nothing, to kick into the opposition territory
at every opportunity, and play safe rugby. This mindset is not created by the rule changes but is a continuation of a theme that
winning in rugby is everything. Every modern rugby coach who had watched the Tigers /Wasps match over the weekend can only agree with this.
We must not allow the epidemic of criticism become a loophole for some of the coaches who refuse to think their way around the new rulings and
keep their teams positive and the game thriving for spectators and supporters who want something more out of rugby.
It was great to see a team like Saracens use their back row and backline off the scrum to utelise the five metre offside line to score two great
modern rugby tries. That is what we call positive coaching and if you are a joberrugby coach then you will coach positively.
Most of the coaches in Europe are blaming the new ELV’s for the poor rugby that is being played in this part of the world. This is
what Shaun Edwards, the Wasp head coach, was saying on the new rules. - “We have a policy of trying to run everything and
always attack both with our defense and with our offence. I think anybody looking at it would have to say that is not the tactic to
use to exploit the new rules. At certain times it's very much like a game of Aussie rules isn't it?”
This is a lot of nonsense, these are the coaches using the ELVs as an excuse to risk nothing, to kick into the opposition territory
at every opportunity, and play safe rugby. This mindset is not created by the rule changes but is a continuation of a theme that
winning in rugby is everything. Every modern rugby coach who had watched the Tigers /Wasps match over the weekend can only agree with this.
We must not allow the epidemic of criticism become a loophole for some of the coaches who refuse to think their way around the new rulings and
keep their teams positive and the game thriving for spectators and supporters who want something more out of rugby.
It was great to see a team like Saracens use their back row and backline off the scrum to utelise the five metre offside line to score two great
modern rugby tries. That is what we call positive coaching and if you are a joberrugby coach then you will coach positively.
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Jonny injured again.
Another injury setback for Jonny Wilkinson overshadowed an Iain Balshaw hat-trick in
Gloucester's 39-23 win over Newcastle.
The Falcons number 10 was helped off the field after appearing to hurt his knee when he
was cleared out of a ruck in the 25th minute.
Wilkinson, who has been plagued by fitness problems since the 2003 World Cup, is now
facing another spell on the sidelines after suffering suspected ligament damage.
Will we ever see this rugby genius showing his full potential again?
Another injury setback for Jonny Wilkinson overshadowed an Iain Balshaw hat-trick in
Gloucester's 39-23 win over Newcastle.
The Falcons number 10 was helped off the field after appearing to hurt his knee when he
was cleared out of a ruck in the 25th minute.
Wilkinson, who has been plagued by fitness problems since the 2003 World Cup, is now
facing another spell on the sidelines after suffering suspected ligament damage.
Will we ever see this rugby genius showing his full potential again?
| Injured again? |
1st October 2008
I am the forwards coach for a university side in the UK, we are having particular trouble with our lineouts
- are there any drills that spring to mind that will aid the players in ensuring execution of the lineout is
done effectively. I am a strong believer that the more time taken at a lineout the more likely it is to go
wrong! Are there any drills which will help the team speed up the time taken at lineouts?
I have found your site extremely useful and the boys have loved the drills!
Regards
Joe Johns
I am the forwards coach for a university side in the UK, we are having particular trouble with our lineouts
- are there any drills that spring to mind that will aid the players in ensuring execution of the lineout is
done effectively. I am a strong believer that the more time taken at a lineout the more likely it is to go
wrong! Are there any drills which will help the team speed up the time taken at lineouts?
I have found your site extremely useful and the boys have loved the drills!
Regards
Joe Johns
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