Locks - Key Attributes with Reuben Thorne
Hear from Reuben discuss the key attributes for a lock.
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Hear from Reuben discuss the key attributes for a lock. Enjoy!
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In Part 2 of the Key Attributes For A Lock by Former All Black Reuben Thorne we hear his thoughts on the required Key Skills along with how to approach getting your lock balance right. Enjoy!
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Rueben gives us some great advice on how players can increase their skill levels for the LINEOUT. Make sure you check it out and pass it onto your players.
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ex All Black LockCourse | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 |
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Duration | 16:11 |
Topics | Player Programme Position specific |
Applicable to | Coaches Players Others Supporters and fans |
Languages | English |
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Course reviews
GEORGE BRISTOL USAGREAT INFORMATION FROM A NO NONSENSE GUY. I WILL WATCH THIS ONE AGAIN…
Ransom Eddings USAvery help to me understanding more about the modern lock and their roles,
Saminda Silva Sri LankaIt is difficult followup and understand.(language)If their are English subtitles it will be easy.
Gerhard.Coetzee South AfricaThe attributes and the skills are well explained by Reuben as the locks are key to the tight phases of the game to provide the backs with good quality ball.
richard jones Walesits ok, love to see him doing a bit of hands on coaching.
Rod McCulloch Arabian GulfWhat I liked was that Reuben was open in the fact that as a lock there is a need to find the comfort zone to give good power in the scrum
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