Change is afoot. Some of it forced some of it natural. In many aspects of life, we must find a way to deal with it both physically and mentally. Negativity transcends sport and everyday life. More changes will occur. We will never be what we…
Maybe it’s social media, but I seem to be seeing a lot more coaching positions advertised. Some offer remuneration of sorts, some don’t. Commitment is personal. You accept an appointment, and you give as much as you want, somewhere between taking the session and totally…
The first line of Bob Dylan’s, It’s All Over Now Baby Blue, sums it all up – “You must leave now, take what you need, you think will last.” So, what do the respective national coaches take away from this year’s 6 Nations? Ireland and…
An often used phrase concerning players running hard and straight is “power running“. Indeed, in the demolition of England by France, the phrase, “England succumbed to the power running of the French forwards,” was frequently used. Prior to the England v France game, I watched…
Those of us who have experienced losing a World Cup Final (for me it was the Student Rugby League final to Australia at Wigan), can vouch for the agony you go through as a coach. You wrestle with every aspect of your team’s preparation. Should…
Both England and New Zealand survived the fiercest of mental and physical challenges to reach the Women’s World Cup final – England defeating Canada 26 v 19 and New Zealand narrowly edging France 25 v 24. Competitors don’t like to lose and both Canada and…
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