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Ladder - high knees
Speed and Agility
Swerve & side step exercise
Develop agility and encourage players to try and beat defenders
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Developing core skills for evasion and agility
Learning to side step defenders
Developing core skills for agility
Ladders - karaoke 1
This exercise stems from the requirement to develop body motor skills and mechanics for agility and movement which can be transferred over to rugby. It is essential that these movements are done correctly or any training benefits are lost. If you train slow you play slow!
Tacking & evasion exercise
Developing core skills for evasion with other players
How to carry the ball - Relay & fun
Devloping core skills and fitness for players learning rugby
Ladders - karaoke 2
Dynamic movements abound in rugby and the ability to move the body effectively and economically are an essential part of a rugby training programme. Suitable for all ages and abilities.
Ladders - double step
Dynamic movements abound in rugby and the ability to move the body effectively and economically are an essential part of a rugby training programme. Suitable for all ages and abilities.
Ladders - heel kicks
Dynamic movements abound in rugby and the ability to move the body effectively and economically are an essential part of a rugby training programme, Suitable for all ages and abilities.
Ladders - double leg hops
Dynamic movements abound in rugby and the ability to move the body effectively and economically are an essential part of a rugby training programme. Suitable for all ages and abilities.
Pass and Squat
For adults, this is a good way to have the ball in-hand during your dynamic stretches. For younger players, it is a way of including fitness and conditioning into your skills training by incorporating a physical exercise. Here we have a player squatting after making a pass.
Hopping
A progressive, plyometric exercise for building leg power and balance for the young athlete through to the rehabilitating elite athlete.