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Rugby Coach Weekly is an e-magazine that gives you 12 pages of quality rugby coaching information every week including:
> Age-specific activities for Minis, Youth and Seniors so you have exactly the right information for your team
> Comprehensive coaching sessions so you always have an exciting, fresh coaching plan at your finger tips
> The latest news, law changes and coaching developments to keep you ahead of the game
> Training secrets and motivational tips from experienced professional coaches
Today you can take out a special five issue trial for ONLY 97p and get two free expert coaching manuals worth £27!
A note from the editor, Mark Lawford...
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Dear Coach,
As a coach, you're not just teaching someone how to play a great sport... you're giving them life skills such as self-confidence, teamwork and mental toughness.
My team at Rugby Coach Weekly understand that coaching rugby is a big responsibility. Our aim is to make it easier and more fun for you. After all if you're not enjoying your coaching, it's a fair bet the players are not enjoying it either.
Rugby Coach Weekly aims to set new standards of excellence in rugby coaching. It will save you time, effort and aggravation with an exciting, skills-based coaching session every week, plus age-specific information for minis, youths and seniors.
Making coaching fun...
Let's face it – you and the lads or ladies are going to enjoy the game of rugby a lot more when you win!
Subscribe to Rugby Coach Weekly and in a short time you will see your players' game awareness and skill levels increase significantly.
The future of rugby is in your hands and I want to give you all the help I can, so you always find coaching a joy and never a chore.
Join Rugby Coach Weekly now and let my team help you become a more confident, knowledgeable and victorious coach.
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Look at what you get!
^ A Minis spread with simple drills, tactics and tips to excite and engage your 8
to 12 year-olds.
^ A Youth spread with tailored articles and advice to help you make training
worthwhile and fun for players at the tricky ages of 13 to 16.
^ A Seniors spread with specific coaching drills and information geared towards
junior teams of a high standard or players aged 17 years and over.
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With today's special trial offer you can enjoy the current issue plus the next four
12-page issues of my Rugby Coach Weekly e-magazine for a mere 97p.
You'll get all the following:
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The current downloadable e-magazine (PDF) of Rugby Coach Weekly, so you will profit straight away from all the news, coaching advice and Smart Session coaching plans... PLUS |
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The next four issues sent to you just as our regular subscribers receive it each week, so you can see how our subscription service works... PLUS
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FREE REPORT (PDF) #1: Rugby Coach Weekly Games for coaching sessions – Dan Cottrell's favourite 25 fun games for promoting teamwork and skills FREE (worth £19)... PLUS
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FREE REPORT (PDF) #2: Rugby Coach Weekly Smart sessions core skills – four full training sessions to create a powerful attacking team FREE (worth £8) |
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Comprehensive training plans every week
Every issue of Rugby Coach Weekly contains two comprehensive training sessions. Smart Session: Core Skills will sharpen essential basic skills, while Smart Session: Advanced Skills coaching plans give you more detailed tactics and tougher drills. All sessions replicate game situations to give your players the confidence to succeed and reach their potential under pressure on match day.
I guarantee you will find something to suit your team be they minis or seniors. And they're not just any old drills. These are cutting-edge sessions that our experts have devised personally to make sure they are engaging and fun for your players.
You can see for yourself just how easy-to-use and straightforward the Smart Session practice plans really are with the two FREE samples below. They're yours to download straight away!
 ^ Smart Session: Core Skills - Click here to download a free sample
 ^ Smart Session: Advanced Skills - Click here to download a free sample
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Subscribe to Rugby Coach Weekly e-magazine and you will receive comprehensive Smart Session Core Skills and Advanced Skills like the ones above in each issue. Every week you will see something different covered.
Rugby Coach Weekly is delivered to your inbox every Wednesday, which means you can download your skills sessions to put into practice that evening. They are that easy to use. Over time you will build up an extensive library of handy coaching sessions to use for the rest of your coaching career.
And if there's a drill you think may interest another coach at your club or school, you're well within your rights to show them. All I ask is that you do not distribute your copy to anyone outside your immediate club or school.
My team's aim is simple. I want you and your team to enjoy being out and playing rugby week in, week out and winning! |
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An easy trial offer... Take out today's 97p trial offer to get the current
e-magazine and the next four issues – plus two coaching guides worth £27 absolutely FREE.
If you decide you want to join straight away that's fine. You will get the current issue and the two free coaching guides.
With my 100% money-back guarantee you risk nothing. You can cancel your trial or full membership at any time and claim a full refund.
So don't delay – subscribe today and make your coaching life more enjoyable and successful.
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Up-to-the-minute coaching information...
With Rugby Coach Weekly you will be kept bang up-to-date with the very latest news, law changes and views on rugby.
My extensive list of contacts mean that if there
is a law development you'll hear about it
immediately and know all the implications for
you and your team.
Each week I will provide you with very latest advice for:
- coaching techniques and skills
- fitness
- psychology
- player roles and responsibilities
- planning training sessions
- player management and selection
- coaching children
- player safety
- personal development
- match tactics
- developing team spirit
- individual and team discipline
- warm-ups
- training through games.
Best practice coaching...
You will be shown the best ways to help your players improve. I have seen too many coaches showing players the wrong way to tackle and pass. And if players do not practise skills to a very high standard in training then they won't be able to carry out that last-ditch tackle or miss-pass under pressure on match day.
You can rest safe in the knowledge that what you're coaching your players is essential for their development in the game.
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Each issue includes:
Pages 1-2: News and developments in rugby coaching from around the world.
Pages 3-4: Minis coaching – Drills, tactics and tips for 8 to 12 year-olds.
Pages 5-6: Youth coaching – Drills, tactics and tips for 13 to 16 year-olds
Pages 7-8: Senior coaching – Drills, tactics and tips for the 17+ age group
Pages 9-10:
Smart Session – This week's Core Skills session.
Pages 11-12:
Smart Session – This week's Advanced Skills session.
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Giving you what you want...
I want to make sure Rugby Coach Weekly is always relevant to your needs.
On a daily basis, my team interacts with the most important people – rugby coaches like you – to find out what issues you face week in and week out, so I can specially target the problems you face.
And I don't just listen, I do something about it. Rugby Coach Weekly has a dedicated letters page in each issue where my team and I will give you solutions to your questions.
If ever there is something you want featured, it couldn't be easier to let me know. Just send me an email or give me a call.
My full contact details are in each issue. I also follow all the comments on our forum to see what's going on in the world of rugby coaching.
My aim is to deliver you the best rugby coaching service on the planet.
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A team of experts to keep you ahead of the game...
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Mark
Lawford
editor
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Mark has 22 years' experience in sports journalism. He worked for The Times, Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail.
For almost six years he was Sports Editor of Metro in London where he worked with Will Greenwood, Josh Lewsey and Joe Worsley to get their opinions and insights on the latest rugby news.
In 2006, he set up Daily Mail Sport Online where he worked until taking over at Rugby Coach Weekly in 2011.
He coached his youngest son's team at tag level and still helps out as a tackle bag/stooge for both sons when required during training.
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Dan
Cottrell
head coach
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| Dan Cottrell has spent most of his adult life collecting and absorbing the most useful rugby coaching secrets he can find.
Dan is currently working as a practising RFU level 3 coach. He has taught the Young Ospreys and coached the Welsh Women team at the last Women's World Cup. He was also Head of Rugby at Cranleigh School in Surrey, England, with responsibility for 16 teams.
He played rugby for Bath under coaches Jack Rowell and Brian Ashton. In the 1991/92 season he was the UK's second leading try scorer.
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Paul
Tyler
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| Paul Tyler is a Scottish Rugby Union level 3 qualified coach currently coaching at Greenock Wanderers RFC in National division 1.
He is also a former SRU rugby development officer and a qualified referee.
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Colin
Ireland
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Colin is a qualified physical education teacher with 16 years of experience working for the Scottish Rugby Union.
Colin has a vast and varied experience of coaching and teaching rugby at every level of the game from mini's to international squads.
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Mark
Calverley
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Based in New Zealand for the last seven years, Mark is Head of Physical Education at Westlake Boys' High School and 1st XV coach and rugby technical director.
He has an RFU Level 3 award, an IRB Level 4 award and completed the NZRFU Practicum award ? the highest coaching award in New Zealand.
Mark played for England U18s, captained England Students and played for Great Britain Students at rugby league.
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Ian
Diddams
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As well as being a Level 2 coach, Ian is an RFU trainee coach developer.
He has been Club Coaching Coordinator at Devizes RFC for five of the past eight years.
He is passionate about front row play in particular and has been a Dorset & Wiltshire Front Row Mentor for the past three seasons.
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Mike
Lowis
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Mike is a self-proclaimed late 40-something Level 1 coach who was forced to quit playing prematurely through injury.
He is a coach and referee for a youth side in West Sussex, England. At weekends he referees adult games in and around London. He is a member of the London Society of Rugby Union Referees.
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Rugby Coach Weekly e-magazine is trusted by hundreds of coaches worldwide...
"Rugby Coach Weekly is an invaluable resource. I use it as a reference point when planning my own sessions as a means for advice and inspiration. It has made my sessions more interesting and produced excellent feedback and results."
- Simon Harris, Junior Coach, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England
"You have a great thing going and are helping out so many coaches at all levels around the world."
Tim Hay, Senior Rugby School Coach, Port Hope, Ontario, Canada
"This is exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for to add inspiration and variety into training sessions."
- Rupert Townsend, Coach of Under 6s through to Under 10s teams, Chipping Norton Rugby Club, Oxfordshire, England
"I am pleasantly surprised at what a useful and wide-ranging resource I have built up."
- Michael Hughes, Coach, University of Western Australia Under 9s, Perth, Australia
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"When the trainers of our local junior rugby club here in Denmark, said they had no time to coach the team anymore, myself and my Fijian friend said we had to keep it going. Not knowing how to coach them correctly, we decided to try Rugby Coach Weekly. Now every training session is a great success. The children are enjoying themselves and are learning great moves and exercises. Thank you for your help in keeping our little rugby club alive!"
- Steve Hart, Junior Rugby Coach, Assens Rugby Club Denmark, Assens, Denmark
"Rugby Coach Weekly has helped me a lot in coaching both minis and youth rugby. The articles are easy to understand and put into practise, and you can adapt them to suit your needs whatever age you are coaching. We have won a lot more games since I have used them."
- Tony Buckley, Coach, Gosport and Fareham RFC, England
"Receiving quality coaching tips online is so convenient, and a very welcome innovation."
- Ray Codd, Master-in-Charge of Rugby, King's College, Devon, England
"Your coaching materials are great because they are realistic and applicable to modern day rugby. It is only left for us coaches to transfer the concept, skills and knowledge to our players and fellow officials."
- Kalisito Tunaulu, Coach, Nabua Rugby Club, Suva Rugby Football Union, Fiji Islands
"I am now only in my second season as a coach and Rugby Coach Weekly has proved a valuable aid. Not only has it helped us to train our youngsters, it has also brought a confidence to the coaches, which is now being reflected through the squad. By following simple yet proven ideas, the skill level of our players has improved and improved and improved, to a level where they are confident in playing attractive running rugby."
- Steve Jones, Coach, Nailsea & Backwell Under 10s, Bristol, England
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Here are just some of the skills I will be covering in the following weeks and months
– all clearly illustrated and explained to make them easy for you to coach:
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Passing and handling
- Timing for passing
- Pop passing
- Spin passing
- Passing tricks
- Pressure catching
- Pass and move
- Weighted passes
- Miss passes
Footwork and evasion
- Finding space
- Offloading in the tackle
- The sidestep
- Space on the outside
Kicking
- Pinpoint kicking
- Grubber kicks
- Chip kick
- Box kicks
- Up and under
Decision making
- Passing under pressure
- Tactical kicking
- To run or to kick
- Playing heads up rugby
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Tackling and defence
- Tackling from any angle
- The power of two
- Offensive defence
- Grab, twist and fall
- Forcing turnovers
- Rush defence
- Disciplined drift defence
- Forcing turnovers
Rucking and mauling
- Quick recycled ball
- Slowing the opposition's ball down
- Tight bind and drives
- Clearing out and rucking over
Attack patterns
- Killer back moves
- Exploit overlaps
- Patterns of play
- Straight running
- Zone attacking
Support play
- Pass and support
- Staying on the shoulder
- Recycle pods
- Creating overlaps
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| The quick, easy way to improve your rugby coaching...
With today's trial offer you can get the current issue plus the following four for JUST 97p – and two expert rugby coaching guides!
You will get ALL the following delivered direct to your email address:
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The current e-magazine (PDF) of Rugby Coach Weekly to download, so you will profit straight away from all the news, coaching advice and Smart Session coaching plans.
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The next four issues of Rugby Coach Weekly, which I'll send to you just as regular subscribers receive it each week, so you can see how normal subscription works. |
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Rugby Coach Weekly Games for Coaching Sessions – an exclusive manual containing Dan Cottrell's 25 favourite rugby games for promoting teamwork and core skills FREE (worth £19).
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Rugby Coach Weekly Smart Session Core Skills – featuring four full training sessions to create powerful attacks FREE (worth £8). |
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All yours for JUST 97p with today's trial offer – or become a full member straight away and get your 12-page issue every week! Either way, you're covered by my cast-iron, money-back guarantee. |
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100% money-back guarantee
I am confident that Rugby Coach Weekly can help all rugby coaches of players aged eight and upwards across the globe.
So, when you take out a subscription to Rugby Coach Weekly you are fully covered by my 100% money-back guarantee. |
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If my Rugby Coach Weekly e-magazine does not help you become a better rugby coach, you can have ALL your money back. No problem, no worries, no awkward questions asked.
It's as simple as that.
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With Rugby Coach Weekly you have an e-magazine to improve your coaching ability, your players' rugby skills and your team's results. It will help you and your players enjoy the game a whole lot more. You will be challenging your players and yourself to greater heights of success.
If you want to make a big, positive impact on your team don't delay, act now. A gold mine of practical rugby coaching information awaits you!
Yours in coaching,
Mark Lawford
Editor, Rugby Coach Weekly
P.S. With my money-back guarantee there is no risk involved when you sign up to Rugby Coach Weekly. If you decide it's not for you, simply call or email me and I'll give you all your money back.
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