A clear game plan provides a compass, ensuring every team member moves in the same direction.
Wallabies U20s and U18s coach Shannon Fraser returns with a new series outlining the Fundamentals for Defining your Game Model - how you want to play and whats important to you and your team.
Wallabies U20s and U18s coach Shannon Fraser shares insights into why having a game model is crucial and what factors to consider when defining yours.
Using examples from successful teams worldwide, he breaks down the key principles in part one of his new series.
Whether you’re coaching 7s or XVs, at any playing level, this video will help you develop a game plan that’s clearly defined, shared, and agreed upon by both coaches and players.
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Identify to who you are and how you want to play.
Wallabies U20s and U18s coach Shannon Fraser reviews soem of the world’s best teams Game Models in part 2 of his series.
Use these examples to build your team’s Game Model to help manage the chaos that a rugby season brings and keep your team’s compass pointing True North.
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| Course | Part 1, Part 2 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 10:00 |
| Topics | Leadership & Management |
| Applicable to | Coaches Youths, ands, highs, and schools |
| Languages | English , Español |
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Carlos Denmon — ArgentinaPor lo que entendi plantea la importancia de tener un modelo con reglas que conecte con lo que queremos jugar. Es una herramienta que nos provee datos especificos de como queremos que juegue el equipo. tanto en situaciones regulares como caoticas, dando un orden de resolucion para aprovechar el caos o volver a la calma. Aporta un arma que nos da claridad y hacia donde volver en momentos de caos.
Roque Raul Lagarde — ArgentinaTraducción en español,por favor. Gracias