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Defensive Systems
Neil Harmon
Defensive Systems 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
How To Be Aggressive Without Playing Foul
David Griffiths
How To Be Aggressive Without Playing Foul Both rugby league and rugby union are intensely physical and at times frustrating games. It is not surprising that players can build up large amounts of aggression. If this is used correctly, it can actually help . . . keep reading
Pre & Post Match Eating Plan
Neil Harmon
Pre & Post Match Eating Plan These days, nutrition is becoming vitally important for the committed rugby player. Most national sides have at least one nutritionist, and the importance of diet to training is well understood. But it is not just what you eat during training periods . . . keep reading
Eating To Win For Rugby Players
Neil Harmon
Eating To Win For Rugby Players As the game of rugby develops and gets more and more physically intense, it becomes even more important to look after your body while playing. This has traditionally meant . . . keep reading
Mental Preparation For Elite Rugby Players
David Griffiths
Mental Preparation For Elite Rugby Players The game of rugby has changed considerably since the advent of professionalism. The hits have gotten bigger and so have the players. But one aspect often forgotten is the . . . keep reading
Injury Prevention - Training Tips & Ideas
Neil Harmon
Injury Prevention - Training Tips & Ideas Rugby is an intensely physical, fast-paced game. It is no surprise that its injury rates are three times higher than those of many other popular games. Here are some tips and advice on how to avoid these potentially very dangerous injuries . . . keep reading
Agility Training For Rugby Players
Agility Training For Rugby Players Rugby players need to be strong and fast, which means that to be a great rugby player, one must be agile. But many make the mistake of just taking agility training for rugby players lightly, or completely do without this important preparation . . . keep reading
How To Reduce The Risk Of Injury During Weight Training
Harvey Howard
How To Reduce The Risk Of Injury During Weight Training Weight training is very important when it comes to developing one's techniques. It brings a lot of advantages into the rugby player's capabilities, due to the fact that it helps with rapid force production. The quick creation of force . . . keep reading
When To Introduce Young Players To Weight Training
Harvey Howard
When To Introduce Young Players To Weight Training Most Rugby coaches, trainers and players alike have already discovered the benefits of weight training. There are four basic components of this type of training . . . keep reading
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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."
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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.
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"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."
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