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Posted 24/09/2008 09:02:56
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Some great little things there I can take away and try :-)

I'm getting the technical articles now to read up abou the subject.

Thanks again.

Rob.

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Posted 24/09/2008 13:06:32
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Could not find the Technical Articles?

Looked at the titles that contain kicking from 2008 down to 2004.

http://www.community-rugby.com/communityrugby/index.cfm/Fuseaction/Home.Story/StoryTypeId/102/SectionId/663/StoryId/11755.cfm

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Posted 26/09/2008 14:06:23
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My apologies.  Just had a look myself and, you're right, there's not much there.

Remembered that there was a good one as part of the ARU's Level III papers, but this is more based on visualisation (which is a very handy thing to have as I find I tend to miss these days due to lack of concentration/focus).

http://www.rugby.com.au/verve/_resources/B.Wood_-_2002_Lvl_3.pdf

(which comes from here: http://www.rugby.com.au/community_rugby/coaching/level_iii_papers,13173.html  ... some great high level stuff, but as some L3 coaches I know in Canberra say, there are some not so good ones there as well)

Simple outline with Matt Burke:  http://www.rugbycamps.co.uk/6692_8569.php

... and a great video of James Hook talking about his technique:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2pC4Ic9F2A&feature=related

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Posted 10/10/2008 04:56:09
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Perhaps not very "technical" but 'The Times' online archive has three articles printed in October 2003 by Jonny Wilkinson and Dave Alred that give some useful tips and are easy for new kickers to follow. Perhaps a bit more psychology than form but still useful.

On the TimesOnline search line, entering "give pressure a kick in the teeth" ; "finding touch under pressure" ' and "why Doris makes a difference" (trust me on that one) and narrowing the search to 2003 will get you each of articles.
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