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“Always coach to satify your players’ needs not your needs” – Wayne Smith.
There is a bigger picture to club/school rugby programs than just winning games as successful Brisbane Grammar School DOR and ex Queensland Reds coach Phil Mooney details during the Youth Rugby Coaches Forum at Nudgee College, Brisbane.
What are the measures of success in your club/school rugby programs?
What are your standards of behaviour?
are they consistant for all players at all levels in your club/school.
Brisbane Grammar School and ex Queensland Reds coach Phil Mooney continues his Coach Approach philosophy session at the Nudgee College, Youth Coaches Forum.
This week Phil is highlighting the importance of Standards, Patterns, and Principles within your coaching program.
Same principles for all and individual patterns
Game based decision makers requires planning and preparation as Brisbane Grammar School and ex Queensland Reds coach Phil Mooney details in his final Coach Approach philosophy session at the Nudgee College Youth Coaches Forum.
Well planned games builds implicit conditioning and can mimic game like scenarios.
Developing smarter and more creative rugby players!
Coach to the players’ needs is just one of Brisbane Grammar School and ex Queensland Reds coach Phil Mooney’s many coach messages and tips in his Coach Approach Philosophy session Wrap Up at the Nudgee College, Youth Coaches Forum.
Look beyond the game for ideas.
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Have to agree 100 about the Principles of Play and working and designing your framework around the POP. Excellent video
Great set of videos, ability to align and play under the same strategies over a period of time, has proven, by firms such as Game Analytics, are constantly have a higher winning percentage. The issue for any head coach, especially in country areas, is getting the older coaches to follow.
Brilliant, it would be nice to have access to that PPT.
