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    It is that ELV's again!!
    FORMER Australia coach Eddie Jones has hit out at the experimental law variations after his Saracens team lost 22-16 to
    Gloucester in the Guinness Premiership.
    Eddie Jones said:
    "There is something wrong with the rules, it is too difficult to referee and there is so much contest at the breakdown that other
    things are being missed.
    "The best side won today but there was no rugby played, and everyone wants to see rugby. We have to have officials out there
    who want to referee, but the IRB have made the laws so difficult for referees to referee and the game is immeasurably worse
    than it was 12 months ago. The ELV’s have stuffed the game up and it is very hard to play rugby."
    Coach Jan answers Eddie Jones
    I am sure that Eddie Jones is only watching his own team’s matches, because I have seen brilliant matches in the
    Premiership over the last two weeks. Most of the matches turned into rugby spectacles before full house crowds and I enjoyed
    every moment of them. If the Northern hemisphere’s teams can only learn to off-load in the tackle and use modern running
    lines to stop drifting defenders and to cause havoc in defensive lines then they will become world beaters again. Look at the
    great try that was scored in the corner by Wasps over the weekend after a brilliant “x-pass running line" between Cipriani.and
    Dominic Waldouck.  
    For me  the men in black, who is making the rules, can do what they want if they can just oversee the referees to manage the
    tackle ball in such a way that teams get quick ball, because quick ball is the beginning and the end of the game we know as
    "modern rugby".
    I want to congratulate all the coaches in the Premiership on a job well done and to Eddie Jones I want to say that he must look
    at his own coaching at Saracens or is it  perhaps a case that he doesn't understand the new ELV’s.

    2009
    I wish our Joberrugby coaches a prosperous  "Modern rugby coaching" year in 2009. I hope that we can give all of them the
    necessary information to make their coaching journey as smooth as possible and we also hope that the contents of this
    website will keep our coaches enthusiastic and positive in their coaching abilities  - not for a day, or a week, but for the rest of
    their coaching careers.
    Greeting,
    Coach Jan
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We show our coaches  a brand new
contact skills drill , which we call
 
"The 2 on 2 clean-out drill". This is
a great drill to teach players the clean-
out at the tackle ball situation.  
Line-outs: This week we look at two
new methods of contesting the
line-outs
under the ELV's, which
allow contesting teams to   utilise  the
hooker as an extra lifter..
"The rucking contact drill"
"The apple 1 line-out move"
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"The off-load in the tackle drill"
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This week we show our coaches four modern rugby drills and moves from Jan
Oberholzer's CD-Rom - "A Practical Guide to Modern Rugby Coaching"
( The Video Clips
were resized for the Internet and their quality is lower and the clips shorter.)
"The natural 2 back-line move"
This week we show our coaches, especially our British
coaches, this very important modern rugby drill, which
we call  "The off-load in the tackle drill". This is a
drill in which  the three types of off-loads in the tackle
,can be practiced.  
We look at one of the great rucking contact drill, called  
"The rucking contact drill".  In this drill players can
practice their placing of the ball in the contact situation'
the clean-out and bridging over the ball.
We look at an excellent line-out move, which we call  
"The apple 1 line-out move". This is a move
specially designed to get over the advantage line at the
back of the line-out.
This week we look at a running lines move, called the
"The natural 2 back-linemove". This move is a  move
designed to stop and beat modern drifting defenses by
using the"x-pass running line"
This week we look at a great off-load
try, scored by the All Blacks by using

the run-around running line.
. The
try was scored in the London test
between New Zealand and England
We always say - "Keep the
defensive line straight". We show our
coaches an example what can
happen
when a defender rushes
out of the defensive line
.
Skills development exercise
We look at a brand new exercise that
teaches players reaction speed to get
on his feet to try and
rip the ball in
the tackle situation
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This week we look at a great
off-load try
that was scored by the
All Blacks. This try was scored in
the All Blacks / England test in
London on 30-11-08.
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