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Drill-phobia? Why Sam Colmer doesn't use the word 'drill'.
Gloucester Foundation Phase coach, Sam Colmer explains how he develops skills in players. Including how to build understanding on the journey to…
Jun 23
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Drill-phobia? Why Sam Colmer doesn't use the word 'drill'.
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Building connections and honouring history
Kerri Heffernan is the Vice President of the US Women’s Rugby Foundation. She is also passionate about showcasing US women's rugby history through a…
Jun 16
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Rugby and a vaginal prolapse
Recently, I spoke to Holly Ingram. Holly shared her journey of recovery after a vaginal prolapse. In this extract, she gives insight into a workshop she…
Jun 14
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Coaching Wheelchair Rugby League
Bringing inclusivity, performance and belonging together within wheelchair rugby league, Coach Greg Brown shares his approach to the sport including…
Jun 2
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Understanding ACL injuries and advocating for equity
Hannah Campbell is a Registered Clinical Exercise Physiologist. She explains what the ACL is. Hannah also gives tips on how increasing equality and…
May 19
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Telling a story with stats
In a recent podcast, Sam Larner chatting all things statistics with Jess. Here's an excerpt which discusses how to use stats as a grassroot coach
May 17
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Stats of the game
Sam Larner joins Jess to chat about stats in women's and grassroots rugby
May 12
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ICoachGirls Part 2: Body confidence and the voice of the girl
ICoachGirls is a project that aims to promote and increase physical activity and sport in primary school girls. Find out more from coach and research Dr…
Apr 14
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ICoachGirls Part 2: Body confidence and the voice of the girl
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Why female rugby boots matter
In a recent podcast, I chatted to CEO of IDA Sports Laura Youngson. Here's an extract on the differences between male and female boots.
Apr 12
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ICoachGirls Part 1: Best practice and female coaches
ICoachGirls is a project that aims to promote and increase physical activity and sport in primary school girls. Find out more from coach and research Dr…
Mar 31
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Play is purposeful practice
Richard Cheetham MBE is a Senior Fellow in Sports Coaching and has worked in coach development, rugby and cycling. He explains why play is crucial for…
Mar 24
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Power and biases: a male grassroots coach shares their story
The first of a new series with anonymous contributors. A grassroots male coach speaks about their experiences of power and bias within rugby.
Mar 17
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