Archive For The “Practicing Planning” Category
While returning home from a recent trip I watched some TED lectures on the plane that reinforced my approach to coaching and in particular to game planning. Based on this broad verification of the planning process I will now explain how this generic model applies to rugby game planning. Bare in mind that the time […]
Even coaches coaching full time find the time they have to prepare their teams insufficient. I guess it is because you can never do enough both in terms of covering the greatest number of options possible or in getting as close to perfection a smaller number of the most important options. As a result it […]
Rugby is a game of a series of episodes of play that commence with the re-start and end with the referee’s whistle being blown for whatever reason. The episode has an outcome, which may be to the advantage or disadvantage of the team. The outcome may be measured in terms of territory, possession or both; […]