No One Has Ever Tackled a Tackle Bag
A Note on Why This Matters
Tackle content was one of the first things that turned me off the state
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What $1,500 of Rugby Coach Education Bought Me
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Announcing the Rugbyology Coach Network
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Cognitians, Not Technicians
Why rugby players need to solve before they execute
Inverted Depth: What Rugby Gets Wrong About Coaching Structures
A note from the author: The patterns described in this piece are not theoretical. They are drawn from two decades
What Is the Player Actually Solving?
Drills or games. Technical or tactical. Skill or conditioning. Opposed or unopposed. Contact or non-contact. Game-based. Decision-making.
Rugby's Surface Complexity Is a Coaching Trap
Add bodies, movement, defenders, contact, and a ball, and an activity quickly starts to feel like the game. It looks