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RCD Video Upload Tool: Tutorial

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RCD Video Upload Tool: Tutorial

If you film your matches or training sessions, it can be hard to find time to share analysis with players or coaches. With our new video upload tool, you can add your own video clips to coaching plans, or just share them with friends. Here's a quick 'how-to'.

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Hi everyone. Here's a quick look at the new video upload tool on rugby coach and drills. first login to your CD account On the dashboard you'll see a new tab called my videos read instructions then fill in the details of your video clip. Then browse for the file and click upload video. the clip now sits in the my video tab Like all other videos on our CD you can share it with your Club. Share it with a friend or add it into a coaching plan. Click on the plus icon and select your plan or create a new one. If you go to coaching plans, you will find the video there. Now I want to add some more videos to this plan. So I go to the video library to find the ones I want. I've uploaded match footage that shows our players drifting an attack. So I'm going to add some good examples of handing exercises that involve straight running and fixing the fenders. I add them to the plan using the same method as before. When our tents coaching plans I can now see that these clips all sit together ready to share with the players and other coaches.

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