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RLCM Coachtalk Book 36 Extract with Michael Hagan Print E-mail
Sunday, 20 May 2012 06:55

.....Hagan says the NRL naturally "lends itself to attacking teams", and of all the laws introduced or altered, a personal favourite is the 40-20 rule. "I think the 40-20 rewards a good attacking attitude," he says. "It adds another dimension to the game by allowing the momentum to shift so suddenly. Any team that is on the back foot on their own line can gamble and have a chance at another set so close (to the opposition line). You can effectively dig yourself out of a hole with it.

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Make Them Play Games at Training - RLCM Print E-mail
Wednesday, 16 May 2012 07:11
RLCM Book Extract - With Craig Wilson  "......depending on your level, you have to make the specific factors understood and adapt them into your preparation," says Wilson. "Most of your time is spent together at training, so that is the number one place where you should make changes.
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RLCM's May Resources are: Print E-mail
Wednesday, 02 May 2012 07:06

RLCM's May Resources are:
DVD - Principles of Fitness Part 2 with Matt Ford
DVD - Advanced Skills with Shane Flanagan
DVD - Advanced Attacking Principles with Grant Jones
DVD - Advanced Defensive Skills with Matt Cameron
Plus RLCM Coachtalk Book featuring:
* Create a Successful Culture
* Having a ‘Form Slump - Find the Answers’ by David Hayes
* Keeping Players Healthy and Ready to Play with Tony Ayoub
* Make Players More Analytical by Ryan Ellem with Rick Charlesworth
* Preparing the Junior Representative Team by Matt O’Hanlon
* Using the Field by Don Oxenham

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Defensive Lines - RLCM Extract Print E-mail
Friday, 27 January 2012 06:16

Extract from RLCM Book August 2010
Defensive Lines
  ....apart from causing turnovers, the real area of contest on the defence is the advantage line. This is an imaginary line drawn across the pitch between a tackler and the ball carrier. 

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Good Decision Making - RLCM Book Extract Print E-mail
Monday, 09 January 2012 06:05
Q. What makes a great player?
* Highly developed technical skills?
* A bruising physicality?
* Natural athleticism and speed? - All of these thing are important, but the mark of a truly great player is their ability to make good decisions on the fly.

 

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