Scrum Setup Fundamentals - HS and A with Jase Ryan
Part 1. Interview with Jase Ryan
In the first video of this series, we hear from Jase discuss many topics including how he got into coaching and the importance of investing in coach development. Enjoy!
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Part 2. Hooker Setup
Want a blueprint for your set piece?
Now you can with Jase Ryan’s Set Piece series.
Jase Ryan starts with the Hooker.
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Part 3. Hooker Setup and Engage on Powa Sled
Hand brake on, hand brake off, stay square and hips up and forward.
Using a Scrum Sled Jase Ryan demonstrates key hooker scrum technique.
As a coach, a great video to share with your hookers. Enjoy!
Part 4. Front Row Setup
In this video, Jase Ryan discusses the theory to successfully add props to your scrum setup. Enjoy!
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Part 5. The Biarticular Line Preview with Jase Ryan
Watch the preview of Jase Ryan’s Biarticular Line approach to scrummaging and check in later for the full story. Enjoy!
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Part 6. Achieving the Strongest Pushing Position - Understanding the Biarticular Line
Do you want to find out what the Biarticular Line is and why it is crucial to a successful scrum? Watch Jase Ryan’s latest video to find out!
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Part 7. Prop Setup & Engage on Powa Sled
Watch Jase Ryan demonstrate how a prop sets for a scrum, incorporating the Biarticular Line. Enjoy!
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Part 8. Lock Setup
Jase Ryan is back in the classroom explaining the technique and science behind adding the locks to the front row. Enjoy!
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Part 9. Prop & Lock Setup on a Powa Singleman Sled
Jase Ryan heads outside to the pitch and Powa Singleman sled to demonstrate connecting your locks to the props at scrum time. Enjoy!
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Part 10. Loose Forward Setup & Engage on Powa Sled
Loose forwards are a very important part of modern day scrummaging. Jase Ryan heads outside with his ‘stick’ and Powa Single Man sled to demonstrate. Enjoy!
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Part 11. Prop - Ground based binding drills
In this video, Jase Ryan goes to ground with some excellent on your knees binding drills. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 12. Good Technique, Great Technique (working together as an 8)
Jase details why great technique is important for all levels of rugby scrummaging. Enjoy!
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Part 13. Staying strong with movement - working to fix bad technique
In this video, Jase Ryan demonstrates a technique drill for forwards. The drill itself is excellent for managing scrummaging technique when in motion. Enjoy!
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Part 14. Feeding the Scrum
In this video, Jase Ryan gets ‘deep’ into the relationship required between half back and hooker for a successful scrum feed. Enjoy!
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Jase Ryan
Crusaders Assistant Forwards Coach| Course | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, Part 13, Part 14 |
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| Duration | 97:56 |
| Topics | Player Programme Set Piece Youth Coaching |
| Applicable to | Coaches |
| Languages | English |
| Click on CC button at top left of video for other translation options. | |
Course reviews
John Nel — EnglandGreat vids from Jase as always. Man I am learning so much as a coach getting ready for my second season. I have a question though, what software is recommended to annotate vids for coaching and sharing with players?
Thomas Virgona — AustraliaPriceless advice, would’ve been great to have at my fingertips as a prop starting out 25 years ago !!
John Christopher lavery — CanadaWhat works coupled with what’s safe. Good usable coaching points. great stuff.
Frank Holika — Australiathat really good stapilty
Jikoibau Matawalu — FijiAwesome tips….
guillermo arturo ramos — Argentinaen castellano por favor!!
Pablo José Ghigliazza — Argentiname gustaria recibir mas informacion sobre “the biarticular line”
Luca Gubinelli — ItalyA great dispensary of technique and of correct progression of work
Brad Chestnut — CanadaGreat drill on setting up Hooker, great details and well described! I will use it tomorrow in practice!!
Matthew Ratana — EnglandBe nice to see videos on a more frequent basis. Content is good, but how many new releases are we seeing ? Sorry, just asking
Peter Telford — EnglandHaving used Mike Cron and now Jase Ryan’s coaching videos for the past 2 years as Forwards coach at Ivybridge RFU U13 and U14s, the current U15s pack now have 7 out of 8 in the Devon Team Squad and the Exeter Chiefs Academy and one has signed up professionally for a Premiership side. The open side flanker is also now in U15s Devon Team and Academy but as a centre!! Key core skills solidified and many micro improvements relentlessly applied improve the pack.
Piet Faasen — South AfricaJase knows what he is talking about.Great informative series for both players and coaches.
Min Sae Chae — USAGreat series, would like to see a bit more on head placement, boring, front row binding. basically a whole series on the front row. Look forward to more.
Mahendra de Alwis — New ZealandWe have the Mike Cron replacement with the AB’s here. Good stuff mate. Love the Crusaders scrum work.
Juan Maineri — Argentinaspanish?
Dirk — Belgiumgreat stuff!!
David Forsgate — IndonesiaSuperb and essential for coaching front row, really nice job here on decoding front row set up and providing some easy wins for your team whether adults or school level
Joe P — Chinese Taipei“as long as you’ve got a forearm under his ballbag, you’re good” — Quotes like this could only be commonplace in a rugby tutorial video. Definitely adds to the ratings!
Lionel Langenhoven — South AfricaI’ve learnt so much .I myself coaches the scrum and I’ve learnt that its the smallest of smallest adjustments that’s gonna present you with a successful scrum.absolutely brilliant.
Ian Trevor — CanadaWould like to see the 2nd row part of the set up. Great video.
kevin Appleton — EnglandReally good detail from jase more of the same please
Ibrahim Kurshid-Khan — Great Britain & Northern IrelandBrilliant videos. Always learn something useful!!!
Warren Bradshaw — New ZealandLove your work Jase!
US87900 — South AfricaVery informative, and very detailed. Thank you Jase!!
Rod McCulloch — Arabian GulfThe secrets of the dark arts revealed. Thanks Jase Ryan. Some great tips in there to set the scrum on the right path.
Tim Horgen — New ZealandEnjoyed the interview, great passion for the game and player safety and development, with emphasis on personal growth in coaching, well done!