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Neil de Kock - Favourite part of Rugby

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Neil de Kock - Favourite part of Rugby

Neil de Kock highlights his favourite part of rugby training when he was young.

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So yeah crying after the best part of it was when you play games everyone wants to play games and be competitive and I think for us it was whether it was tetrad deal with it was six touch or six down like the right Believers play or whether it was contact games. I think that part of the session where that would have became competitive and we play again was always the best part for me. And is that still ring true now that you've seen your player? Yeah, I think so obviously a little boy fell off football now before we kick off but I tend to stay away from those games. I guess. I'll pull a hamstring or growing or something like that. So for me, it's still fun. You know, when you when you play a competitive games obviously now gets a lot more complex than what used to be when I was 10 years old, but it's it's good fun.

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Whole-part-whole approach

The academy coaches at Leeds carnegie support using conditioned games to teach players new techniques and the best way for players to learn by experience

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Pitch set up & whole part whole

An example of how to lay out your pitch before starting a whole-part-whole style session. An area devoted to games, with smaller sections surrounding it for the various drills.

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Approach to Basics

The academy approach to learning skills is to focus on the finer techniques and not move on too quickly until the players are competent at each component. This ensure quality and accuracy and ensures standards are met when the skill is put under pressure

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Decision making at the breakdown - Ruck touch

Coaching players to make the right decision at the breakdown is a complex challenge for coaches. In this video Danny Wild from Leeds carnegie uses a whole - part - whole approach to help improve the players decision making

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Continuity in Attack - Diamond Practice

The diamond practice can be the break out session of a whole part whole approach.
It is common when running such a practice for the attacking players to arrive at the tackle line having caught each other up. Depth should be maintained in order for the diamond shape to be fully effective.

The initial ball carrier needs to use footwork to move and disrtupt the defensive shape

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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.

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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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Jackling & Turnovers - Key skills

To often coaches go straight to working on areas of the game without breaking a specific skill into its multiple parts. Not only is this less effective but can be dangerous and lead to bad habits. This clip shows you how to approach the turnover

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Lions Memories - Part 2/2