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Coaching 7-a-side Rugby - Restarts; kicking short
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Coaching 7-a-side Rugby - Restarts; kicking long
The objective for the kicking team is to back their defence and force a turnover ball
Also utilised the long kick if you do not have an accurate and consistent kicker
If you are the receiving team, have four players up near the 10m line
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In Defence:
Stay alert, keep on toes, specific communication, react, work hard
Defend what is happening – not what you think is going to happen
Trust the defence system, trust your team mates – trust yourself
Coaching 7-a-side Rugby - 7 up defence
In Defence:
Stay alert, keep on toes, specific communication, react, work hard
Defend what is happening – not what you think is going to happen
Trust the defence system, trust your team mates – trust yourself
Coaching 7-a-side Rugby - Choice Touch
This small sided game is design to develop intuitive decision making.
The players need to recognise the situation and react accordingly.
Practice through a conditioned game is the most effective way to develop the necessary skills to recognise a situation as it unfolds and to react appropriately and without hesitation
Coaching 7-a-side Rugby - Flat 6 with sweeper
In Defence:
Stay alert, keep on toes, specific communication, react, work hard
Defend what is happening – not what you think is going to happen
Trust the defence system, trust your team mates – trust yourself
Tips for Coaching Sevens Rugby
Sevens expert Russell Earnshaw talks through his coaching philosophy and approach to drills, exercises and games
L2 - Continuous Rugby
Skill Practice Description • Play 7 v 7 Continuous Rugby i.e. after a score, the team who has just scored, keeps possession and immediately starts attacking the far try line. • This allows attacker to play against broken defences (defence not spread in a flat line across the field of play). • This will help players to use evasive skills and maintain continuity, with more passing before being tackled (3 second recycles after a tackle or it becomes a turnover). Key Coaching Points • Communication • Quickness of attack at a disorganised defence • Skills to attack space • Footwork and evasion skills • Scanning skills Relevance to the Game • Great for coaching counter attacking and challenging speed in organisation of both attack and defence. • Any player can be ball carrier and communication is vital as is decision making in identifying space and the best way to attack it successfully
Sevens - Uncovered - The Coach
What is the role of the coach. In this clip some of the top 7's coaches give some thoughts on what they do and how they see themselves in the make up of the modern 7's squad
Coaching Process-Course Structure
The coaching course is designed to assist coaches to be better at coaching and does not focus on increasing rugby knowledge
There will be several opportunities to coach and receive feedback from the session review
Every review is an opportunity for the coach to learn. Even when participating as a player for someone else, the coach should be considering the process and how it affects their performance and understanding of the task
Positive and honest feedback within the coaching group is a valuable method in which to help each other become better coaches
The coaching process is based on:
Instruction and explanation
Demonstration
Observation and feedback
Listening
Summary
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