Part 1 – Constant Improvement
Part 2 – Individual Player Development
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Setting an environment where players self police their standards and behaviour is critical.
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| Course | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 18:17 |
| Topics | Leadership & Management TRS Español Youth Coaching |
| Applicable to | Coaches Others |
| Languages | English , Español |
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Guy McKim — CanadaEverytime I listen to Graham I learn something new. Greatly enjoy his sessions.
zaal lejava — Georgiabut be sure to try people who share the player trust and understanding you .Thanks Couch
JORGE L. SIBEMHART — ArgentinaMuy buena la charla de Graham Henry, muchas gracias por la traducción.
Marius Van Der Merwe — AustraliaJust love listening to Graham Henry. Just when you think that you have got it covered he brings new Ideas and a deferent perspective to how things are done. Thanks Graham and I would love to hear more on specific IPD (Individual Player Development) perhaps you can drill a bit more down in to positional development. But great work and looking forward to see more
diego anselmo — Argentinain spanish please!!!
The Rugby Site — New ZealandSorry for the delay guys. The video is now available in Spanish (see languages above these comments)
Ramon Villacura — USAright on!!!!
diego — Brazilwhen in spanish ?
juan pablo mauro — Argentinapara cuando en español ?? gracias!
Brendan Hope — Great Britain & Northern IrelandGraham Henry comes across as such an approachable coach. I think that is so important, allowing your TDMs to add their value and be willing to take feedback from your players.
aaron painter — New ZealandSome good ideas here looking at coaching from a different angle.Motivation is the key and we are all learning from each other..great advice.
Mike Aughey — IrelandExcellent presentation by Graham Henry – a man still learning. Makes strong points about coaching in the modern game, the importance of culture and player responsibility. At the end of the day the coach is not on the field