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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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Try at Training: Ultimate frisbee
Andy Stevens is back to talk all about frisbee, why bringing a frisbee game into rugby training can help players and a game idea to try in your next…
Jun 15
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Jess Bunyard
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Preseason: Drive your Defence
Here's a range of ideas to boost your team's defence this preseason. You can put them together in one session or spread them out.
May 28
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Jess Bunyard
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Preseason: Add to the Attack
Here's a range of ideas to boost your team's attack this preseason. You can put them together in one session or spread them out.
May 21
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Jess Bunyard
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Ideas to mix your preseason up
Preseason has a perception, let's try and change that.
May 14
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Jess Bunyard
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Try at Training: UNO!
Amy Wigley, a coach in women's rugby, presents a game she uses in sessions.
May 11
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Jess Bunyard
The rhythm of our interactions
How do we structure our conversations and verbal impacts?
Apr 23
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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
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Jess Bunyard
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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
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Jess Bunyard
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A session plan for players newer to rugby
Andy Stevens shares his typical session plan for players who have a low playing age.
Feb 23
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Jess Bunyard
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Giving yourself a challenge
How will you challenge yourself in your coaching practice?
Feb 12
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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, 2025
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Jess Bunyard
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