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Chapter 7 - Preparing for a Tackle situation

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step 7 preparing for a tackle situation this seventh step in the tag to tackle program gradually introduces 5 skill-based progressions that serve to introduce the simulations of the consequences of the various types of contact which enables the players to explore the Tactical implications. The first is the standard pass the remaining four stages are conditioned progressions that have both a technical and tactical effect on how players pass we're very committed to teaching the game where they keep the ball moving 7A the standard pass. this is the basic past when tagged that occurs during a game of tag rugby as such players will be familiar with this practice 7B turn and pass progression to When a player is tagged she or he must turn and pass directly backward not laterally as can be seen here. Follow the ball from the ball follow the ball and egg. Good job my goal.

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A Player's Responsibility to Prepare

It's not just down to coaches to prepare players for the game. Most of the work must be done by the players themselves, to ensure they are in the best physical and mental condition to perform and learn.

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Trust your players - John Neal

Psychologist John Neal explains the importance of trust in the development of a coach's relationship with their players.

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Conditioning for Young Players

Even if players are too young to go to the gym, it can be beneficial for them to do bodyweight exercises that help to prepare their bodies for more physical rugby in future years. Sam Bennett from Leeds Carnegie highlights some of the key points for young players to consider, which apply to all players at amateur or competitive level.

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