Practical guide for rugby coaches Build an Attacking System Your Players Can Understand, Train and Adapt A rugby attacking system should give players clear reference points without removing their ability to scan, communicate and make decisions. This guide connects pods, …
A practical guide for college rugby coaches in the USA: build a safer, more connected team through practice planning, defense, tackling and a clear game model
Learn how to connect rugby tactics, strategy and a clear game model. This practical coaching guide covers attacking systems, defensive organisation, set plays and training for coaches in the UK, USA and worldwide.
Learn how to become a rugby coach in the USA, from USA Rugby certification and Level 1 requirements to tackle safety, defense and game-model development.
Rugby attacking systems for coaches Organise the Shape Early so Players Can Read the Defence The 1-3-3-1 is often presented as a simple distribution of eight forwards: two central pods of three and one forward on each edge. For coaches, …
1-3-3-1 rugby attacking system Keep the Attacking Shape Alive After Every Breakdown Rugby pod rotation is the process that allows a 1-3-3-1 attacking shape to survive after multiple rucks, line breaks and changes in the direction of play. The objective …
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