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Think about the layout of your pitch
How you set up your pitch can impact your session
10 hrs ago
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Jess Bunyard
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Power and biases: Why a coach might stop coaching
The next article in a series with anonymous contributors. A coach details their journey and why they've paused their coaching.
Dec 8
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Jess Bunyard
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Podcast Collab: Sisters who Scrum!
An episode from Sisters Who Scrum, all about pelvic health in rugby
Dec 6
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Jess Bunyard
2 Years of Coaching Care Creativity!
It's been 2 years since I set up the site
Dec 4
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Jess Bunyard
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Care and respect
Jess speaks to Ramsey Tomokino who coached Manusina, Samoa women's team, during the World Cup.
Dec 1
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Jess Bunyard
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Try this game at training: Invisible Ball
This game might seem like chaos, but it gets players looking at visual cues in their opponents and communicating
Nov 27
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Jess Bunyard
Sport and mental health for teenage girls
Melissa Causer, Sport and Exercise Psychologist (in training) as well as a specialist support officer at First Steps ED, gives advice on supporting…
Nov 24
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Jess Bunyard
Forming connections
Socialisation is a key part of training. Here’s how to embed opportunities to connect in your session.
Nov 20
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Jess Bunyard
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The interactions we have during a session
Andy Stevens is back and this time he's thinking about those coach-player moments in a session. One of the most important aspects of coaching.
Nov 17
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Menopause-friendly training: what does it look like?
Last time we looked at period-inclusive training. Now let's look at the menopause
Nov 13
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Jess Bunyard
Try at training: kickpass game
This game has levels that you can adapt for your team. Get them working on a range of attacking skills
Nov 10
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Jess Bunyard
Period-friendly training: what does it look like?
It's a common question. Here's what I do
Nov 6
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Jess Bunyard
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30:50
Hormonal research in practice
Jess speaks to PhD reseacher Bex Attwell. Bex's work looks menstrual and hormonal health in female rugby players
Nov 3
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Jess Bunyard
Shutting out one of your senses
Join me in a short reflection - something I'm trying at training to help me notice different things
Oct 30
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Jess Bunyard
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