Notice how these players do not naturally set up rucks. Both teams try to keep the ball away from breakdown situations.
What would these games look like if the coaches stepped in and insisted on rucking?
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The approach and style of coaching is changing and this clip provides some indicators of how some of our academy coaches have altered how they teach players
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
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