Kicking Basics - Y with Hamish Webb
UK Manager Hamish Webb returns with a group of Old Alleynian Women players in a Learning to Kick series. During the series, Hamish looks to build the players' understanding and confidence connecting with the ball out of the hand.
Part 1. Build Confidence in Kicking the Ball 8:44 Member content
Its a J curve and not a C curve when kicking out of Hand.
As UK Manager Hamish Webb explains to the Old Alleynian Women players in his new Learning to Kick series.
To start, using footballs, Hamish looks to build the players’ understanding and confidence connecting with the ball out of the hand.
Note: Hamish’s simple clear instructions and individual positive reinforcement.
Play videoPart 2. Kicking for Touch 11:37 Member content
its got to go into touch
then work on the distance.
As UK Manager Hamish Webb highlights with the Old Alleynian Women players in his Learning to Kick series.
In another FREE to VIEW session, Hamish works with the players to build their confidence in finding the touchline with their kicks.
Even in the early stages of the Women’s RWC, effective kicking out of hand is proving decisive.
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Hamish Webb
Rugby Site's UK Manager and an experienced coach Educator| Course | Part 1, Part 2 |
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| Duration | 08:41 |
| Topics | Kicking Player Programme Youth Coaching Women's Rugby |
| Applicable to | Coaches Players Youths, ands, highs, and schools |
| Languages | English |
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Course reviews
Rob Agnew EnglandExcellent tips for beginners.
Ivan Macat ArgentinaI woud like to see a progression of this class. for example, how to increase distance
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