Principles of Attack (Game Sense) - All with Wayne Smith
Who are you going to attack? Why are you going to attack them? How should you go about it? Research says that a lot of our champions have great game sense through playing games and being involved in game like situations at training. I believe games help make sense of rugby.
Part 1. Principals of Attack (Game Sense) 43:02 Member content
Who are you going to attack? Why are you going to attack them? How should you go about it? Research says that a lot of our champions have great game sense through playing games and being involved in game like situations at training. I believe games help make sense of rugby.
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ex All Black Assistant CoachCourse | Part 1 |
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Duration | 43:02 |
Topics | Coaches Corner Attack |
Applicable to | Coaches |
Languages | English , Español |
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Course reviews
Silivelio Alaalatoa USAThis is one of the best video on this site. Learning to read what is in-front of you, then not only deciding when to attack but how. The best players in rugby are those who have a fluent reading of the game and directing his or her team to manipulate the opposite side to make then confused so they we can score tries. Thanks Smith fo your years of service to the best game in the WORLD.
Andrew Douglas Marshall Great Britain & Northern IrelandExcellent video emphasising how small adjustments to old habits will bring rewards. Clearly a good developmental session, increasing the players understanding of what and why
laurence smith New Zealandmr ratana
CHRIS ERASMUS South Africalike how he begins it static and build it up for the players great, simple, effective session
Toby TE Rupe AustraliaJust noticed there is a young Lima Sopoaga in this video, our current #10 All Black (Sep 2017)
AlainTeixidor FranceCes exercices sont performants
Tai Taimataora New Zealandgreat coaching videos
Steve Horton CanadaIt is taking forever for these videos to start playing. What is the issue?
Sebastian Suarez ArgentinaExcelente la explicación de Wayne. Se ve muy fácil de realizar. Pero uno cuando lo ve y con la facilidad que lo realiza, cuando se pone en practica en vivo y en directo cuesta un poco acomodar el ejercicio y a los jugadores para que salga como el video comenta. Los felicito THE RUGBY SITE !!!
Patrick Van Wyk NamibiaVery well presented. Good use of questioning throughout the session. The use of games to enhance technical and tactical skills is just excellent.
Richard Bell EnglandAnother excellent well presented module by Wayne, so easy to listen to. Best in the business.
Luis Alegria PeruMuy bueno me sirve mucho , aqui en lima peru
Steve Robinson AustraliaAgain I find Wayne’s coaching methods excellent, gets players interestedand thinking the game.Thanks
Alejandro Quirelli ArgentinaPude verlo correctamente subtitulado hasta el final. Saludos y muchas gracias!
guillermo gonzalez Argentinabuenisimo a ponerlo en practica,y esperar resultados!
Mark Malone EnglandA very good but long session. I will endeavour to use it but cherry picking parts and games to suit my team and skill set. common sense again by Wayne.
kevin Appleton EnglandHi, the video hasn’t come up so unable to watch
Jose Mendoza Barbera SpainEl vídeo en español solo funciona hasta el minuto 15:14 y a pesar de ponerme en contacto con The Rugby Site en repetidas ocasiones siguen sin solucionarlo. Les ruego una solución urgente.
Matias Atila Cerra Australiano me funciona bien este video… solo puedo ver 15:14 minutos
Jackson Thom USAThis blew my mind a little. Question though: This is great for my select side, but how early is too early to run through this? I’ve got U11s coming and my guess, they’d be alright…
Pablo Antonio Montenegro ArgentinaMUY BUENO PARA APLICAR EN CHICO PARA QUE PUEDAN DESARROLLAR LA CAPACIDAD DE ACCION EN EL JUEGO
John Christopher lavery CanadaWatched this three times. It is magic to see order develop from the chaos. Also admire the laid approach.
Huw Bowen AustraliaLove the approach & methodology – TGfU/Query Theory well exampled and great use of questioning. Regardless of WS knowledge & experience the impressive thing (as far as we can see/hear/observe) here are the teaching skills! How d’you go with a poorly motivated class/group? Even better I would expect! Play, play, play! Thanks for not going to the ‘shadowy bunch’! Cofion Cynnes Huw
David Baldwin AustraliaVery Basic – However these skills are rarely on show in professional rugby! I found these extremely useful in terms of reinforcing the importance of the basics of the game.
rob ojala New Zealandthere’s a lot to think about from Smithie – some good nuggets – a few teams would have done well to see this b4 the RWC haha
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