20 Easy Ways To Improve Your Rugby Coaching - FREE
Dear Rugby Coach,
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20 Easy Ways To Improve Your Rugby Coaching gives you my top coaching tips collected over more than 25 years of coaching and playing.
They are easy to read and use at a moment's notice and I guarantee will make you think again about some of your coaching methods. The report contains:
- Juggle bottles for better hands
- Defensive kicking
- Kick right for the advantage
- Feedback – the International way
- Multi directional warm-up
- When the scrum is not working
- Load of old balls
- Make drills enjoyable and effective
- Clap hands
- Tips for the engagement
- Think like the enemy
- Creating pressure in drills
- Name names in defence
- Don’t be clever at the first lineout
- Bonus plays
- Left shoulder tackle practice
- Holding bags
- Chip and chase
- Think ball . . .
- Spring load your scrum
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- How to win quicker ruck ball
- Reversing a losing streak
- Six key attributes needed for a captain
- Supersonic locks: Four ways to make players jump higher
- Bruce Lee warm-ups
- Making new players part of the team
- 18 steps to more effective back plays
- Wet weather coaching tips
- A simple cure for “bad hands”
- Techniques to improve your team’s concentration
- Seven footwork drills for better passing
- How to keep your sessions fun, fresh and stimulating, week in, week out
- Keeping on top of law changes
- How to coach unfamiliar positions you never played yourself
- Turning pack pressure into points
- DIY tools to design the perfect drill
- Kicking to create pressure in windy conditions
- Proven positive habits to increase your winning chances by 20%.
- The 8 “Ps” of getting razor sharp for a new season
- Picking out opposition weaknesses in the first 10 minutes
- How to reduce preparation time by half without lowering your standards
- What to do when you’re a single coach with a lot of players
- Making the bouncing ball a more potent attacking force
- Five ways to get the most out of substitutes
- How to play against a side that cheats
- Shortening the line out – when, where and how?
- Making the most of your kick offs
- The smartest ways to maximise the half-time team talk
- How to be a mentor, yet keep a professional distance
- How to discipline and control young rugby players
- The 5 easy-to-use steps to develop a winning team strategy from limited time, resources and players.
- Making use of “selfless runners”
- Why tackling means more than bringing an opponent to the ground
- How to gain the respect of arrogant young players who think they’re the next Dan Carter
- Overcoming the disadvantages of a small pack
- Why 90% of pre-match warm-ups don’t work properly
- The keys to trouble-free inclusive team selection
- Dealing with interfering parents
- Harnessing the power of match day preparation
- Retaining promising new players
- Ways to use “clever” restarts
- Dealing with “the team” that’s still just a group of individuals
- Cures for common rugby ailments
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Yours in rugby,
Dan Cottrell
Editor, Better Rugby Coaching
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