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Breakdown - Win the collision
A series of progressions that develop the skills required for players to manage and possibly dominate contact
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JOIN NOWUSA Sevens - Creating Habits Through Collision Conditioning
Perfect practise is about replicating match conditions in training. Phil Greening outlines his approach and provides some practical examples
Collision Fitness - Slaps & Taps
Combat style exercise for agility, tackle technique and general warm up. This should make players work hard on the their feet for 60 second bursts
Collision Fitness - Spinning Bears
Another innovative exercise from "The Athlete Factory" which combines speed & power with technical accuracy. These exercises can be applied to all age groups to build confidence
The Tackle Battle
Winning the collisions in contact is crucial in the modern game. The coaches provide some theory and practical examples of drills and games to reinforce the basic principles to be effective. The coaches use a variety of progressions and games to keep the session challenging
Combat fitness - Press Up Jackal
Our combat & collision skills are behind the southern hemisphere and elite coaches are working hard to change this. Here is a simple exercise for both technique and fitness
Contact Conditioning Intervals
Get your players ready for contact with these exercises, warming up the body for a season of collisions. Start with 1 minute on 1 minute off and play about with the intervals!
Functional Movement Warm Up Part 2
Every player should be able to perform these movements well! Mastering these will carry over to preventing injuries, managing collisions and maximising power and speed. Check out the related videos for part 1.
Functional Movement Warm Up Part 1
Every player should be able to perform these movements well! Mastering these will carry over to preventing injuries, managing collisions and maximising power and speed. Check out the related videos for part 2.
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