Archive - Coaching Care Creativity

Capturing the dynamism and community of women's rugby

A rugby match is made up of a series of moments, efforts and rhythms. Photography aims to capture these.

Apr 27 • Jess Bunyard

The rhythm of our interactions

How do we structure our conversations and verbal impacts?

Apr 23 • Jess Bunyard

The benefits of team sports for perimenopausal women

Laura Wallace is a Lecturer in Sports Coaching and Development at the University of the West of Scotland. She explains her work which looked at…

Apr 20 • Jess Bunyard

Join the subscriber Whatsapp chat!

Let's build our community together

Apr 16 • Jess Bunyard

Impact, young people and parents

Jess speaks to Professor Camilla Knight who is Director of Impact, Innovation and Engagement at Greenhouse Sports

Apr 13 • Jess Bunyard

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A week 1 session plan for players new to the game

Coaching players new to the sport? Here's an example session plan that you can tweak for yourself and the players

Apr 9 • Jess Bunyard

The inequality in rugby jobs that no one talks about

Let's talk about it...

Apr 2 • Jess Bunyard

March 2026

Get the stats story: Women's Six Nations and your team

Sam Larner is back and brings us some tips of what to look out for in the upcoming Women's Six Nations, plus some tips on using data in your grassroots…

Mar 30 • Sam Larner and Jess Bunyard

"Coaching in the UK is a hostile environment for women" - Part 2

Part 2 is here..let's dig through more of the research. This time the focus is coach development and progression.

Mar 26 • Jess Bunyard

Try this at training: Kick Out Cricket

Nick Wilkinson coaches the Greenwich University Men's Team and works in schools to get children engaged in rugby. Try his game to develop your players…

Mar 23 • Jess Bunyard

How to use Whatsapp to boost your team

Create engagement, curiosity and peer-to-peer learning in your team's chats. Here's how:

Mar 19

Join a network for female coaches on Whatsapp!

Join a new network specifically for women+ coaches who coach within any sport, anywhere in the World

Mar 16 • Jess Bunyard

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