Kicking & The Rugby Coaching Environment
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This document discusses coaching skills and creating an effective learning environment for rugby players. It emphasizes coaching the player rather than just the program, using analogies and questioning to provide feedback, and developing proactive players. Specific rugby skills covered include kicking mechanics, whole body movement, contact quality, impact line, and weight transfer. The overall message is that the quality of coaching can be improved by focusing on continually developing an optimal learning environment for players.
Kicking & The Rugby Coaching Environment
- 1. Text Rugby Skills & The Coaching Environment Stuart Lierich, Specialist Kicking Coach
- 2. The greatest advantage for teams will be the ability of coaches to continually improve the quality of learning environment
- 4. Coach The Player, Not The Program....
- 5. Smooth seas don't make skilful sailors.
- 7. Skill or Game Awareness? or both?
- 8. Instruction & Feedback supercharge your communication
- 9. Coaching With Analogies painting pictures
- 10. Empowerment Coaching to develop proactive players
- 11. Questioning As A Tool probing for the right information
- 13. Skills Session Inclusions Perception Context Cues Challenge Variability
- 14. It's Not All About Mechanics Pre Performance Routine Distraction Focus of Attention Visualisation Scripts Emotional Intelligence
- 16. Whole of Body Movement not merely a swing of the leg...
- 17. Contact Quality between ball & foot
- 19. Impact Line path of knee, foot & ball
- 21. Transfer of Weight momentum through impact
- 24. Your coaching performance can be described in patterns of behaviour. The most effective patterns become the most effective performances.