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Project Walking Values
An experiment on defining values for coaches by rugby coach Amy Wiggs. This longform article is a reflective deep dive into values and coaching…
Jul 27
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Jess Bunyard
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Amy Wiggs
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Summer of Learning: Register for the August webinar
Sign up for the August webinar on period-friendly clubs and training.
Jul 23
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Jess Bunyard
Conversations: Coaching Contact
Here's the recording of our first summer series webinar and some links.
Jul 21
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Jess Bunyard
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Being a neurodiverse coach: what I wished others knew
Hayley Lister is a rugby coach and is neurodivergent. She explains her experiences, including what she'd like changed within coach development.
Jul 20
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Jess Bunyard
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News and updates
An update and opportunity
Jul 16
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Jess Bunyard
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Power and biases: A female grassroots player and exclusion
A player shares their experience of grassroots women's sport, biases and belonging
Jul 13
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Jess Bunyard
Adaptions for walking rugby
Walking rugby has great benefits. Here's why you might want to use it in your session and some adaptations to use.
Jul 9
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Jess Bunyard
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Placing health at the heart of a player's journey
Kathryn Meadows, Female Athlete Health Specialist, chats about girls rugby and the current landscape of teen sport and female health.
Jul 6
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Jess Bunyard
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Summer of Learning: Register for the July webinar
Sign up for the July webinar on period-friendly clubs and training.
Jul 2
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Jess Bunyard
June 2026
Power and biases: A female coach and the mental exhaustion of biases
A female coaches shares their experiences and what changes they'd like to see
Jun 29
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Jess Bunyard
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Conversations: Make your club and training period-friendly
Here's the recording of our first summer series webinar and some resources.
Jun 23
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Jess Bunyard
1:24:42
How do we keep girls engaged in sport?
What is the landscape for girls wanting to be sporty? Women in Sport have done some research...
Jun 18
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Jess Bunyard
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