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"Discover The Closely Guarded Secrets Of Elite Rugby Coaching And Take Your Team To The Top Of The League!"
Improve Your Players Skill Levels and Be The Best Rugby Coach In Your League...
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 Defensive Systems
Neil Harmon
The defensive system adopted by a team is ultimately dependent on the strategy of the coach, the preferences and skills of the key players in the team, as also the consideration of the attacking strengths of the opposition. . . . keep reading
 Defence For Junior Rugby Players (8-12 yr old)
Neil
Rugby is an excellent sport for young athletes of 8-12 years old. Not only does it help keep children fit, but it also helps in attitude development. But how can one teach young rugby players develop good defence? What are the best defensive techniques . . . keep reading
 What Makes A Good Defence?
There are four basic principles of defence in rugby. 1) Exert Pressure: The aim is to limit the attacking options of the opposing team by restricting the time and space available to them to start an attack. 2) Gain Ground: A defensive line that exerts pressure . . . keep reading
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Coaching Attack for Younger Players
Neil Harmon
Teaching younger players the correct attacking skills can be a difficult task, in many ways more difficult than coaching defence. Luckily you have a number of factors on your side; not least that playing a good attacking game is a much more positive game plan than a defensive one. It is much easier to get psyched up for a game you are setting out to win, rather than to not lose. Young players are also more likely to be keen attackers, with their energetic and ambitious personalities. . . . keep reading
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Coaching Defence in Younger Players
Neil Harmon
Defence is absolutely vital to a game. The only way you can be guaranteed to not lose is not to concede a point! It is difficult to overstate the importance of defence in building a strong team, yet we often overlook it, particularly when coaching at junior levels. This is perhaps because younger players are naturally less disciplined and more inclined to go for glory with attack than put in the hard graft for a strong defence. Nevertheless, you can do a lot to help build a solid defence in your team . . . keep reading
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What do Players Want From Coaches?
David Griffiths
It is often difficult to know exactly what your role should be as a rugby coach, particularly with younger players. Players will often have very broad ideas and questions -- looking for coaches to help them improve as players, help the team to victory, and make the game enjoyable. It is more difficult to translate these abstract hopes into concrete results. Here are some tips from top sports psychologists on exactly what young players want from their coaches and how you can fit in with that. . . . keep reading
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Here's what our members are saying ...
"Hi Neil
I have found the information on your site very useful. I have recently used the 'Drop Out' drill with my senior team to improve their drop outs. The hang time is now longer and more accurate as we are now putting the ball from the restart into the oppositions 22.
Keep up the good work."
Kev Appleton
England
"Neil,
Excellent site mate, able to show players video of drill and they can see exactly what they have to do."
Macca
Rugby League Sydney Australia
"Hi Neil,
Thanks for the drills on your website. I have used them at training for my under 09 team and have found them to work well."
Scott (Australia)
"Hi Neil
Just a quick word I used your kicking tips you sent me and they helped my kicker a lot thanks, keep up the good work.
Thanks"
John Masters
Scotland
"Hi, Neil, I've been mixing a combination of your drills and advice together, with a very good outcome. Teaching it down a level and working into the advance fase, truly has put a spark in my u10 team, at Newtown, here in Qld Australia. Thank you so much keep up the great work."
Bill Stone
Newtown juniors U10`s. Toowoomba Qld.
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