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RLCM Coachtalk Yearbook extract - Shane McNally |
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 06:27 |
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Click here for Shane McNally Video - Focusing on defense, a defensive side must prevent metres lost, defending against ball runners and kickers. The main effort, as always, is to avoid being scored against.
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Ten things every young RL Coach should know - Wayne Goldsmith |
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 04:38 |
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RLCM Extract Coachtalk Yearbook .........if you stand for something – if you embrace values like integrity, honesty, humility, courage, discipline, empathy, compassion, determination and sincerity – these values not only define you but they will be reflected in every element and aspect of your program.
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RLCM eBook 2007 Yearbook Extract - Shaun McRae |
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Monday, 17 November 2008 07:10 |
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.........one of course being the physical side. A large part of the physical side is your drills, as it incorporates your technical ability and it incorporates being able to play under pressure. However, it’s also important to be specific. Make sure you set up a drill where you want to put the player under a lot of pressure. For example, coaching unders and overs. If you want a team to learn how to run unders and overs, you’ve got to do it under pressure.
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RLCM Extract eBook 29 - Does a team develop a ‘team instinct’ or ‘team discipline’? |
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Thursday, 13 November 2008 05:36 |
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With Brian Smith written by Gary Roberts - Remember the great Canberra Raiders side that comprised of Stuart, Daley, Meninga, Belcher, and Clyde? All those players had knowledge of each others’ plays and they had a sense of what each might do on the football field. Was that a ‘team instinct or a ‘team discipline’?
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RLCM Extract eBook 10 - Stretching to prevent injury |
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Monday, 10 November 2008 05:53 |
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By Brad Walker, Associate Diploma of Health Science - Imagine an awkward tackle where a players arm and shoulder are forced behind him. Imagine simply stepping in a pot-hole at training and being left with a swollen ankle. These are all common injuries which unfortunately can occur. But what can be done about them, how can they be prevented?
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