A collection of blog posts that focus on the strategic side fo rugby union. Want a strategy for defense in rugby? You’ll find it here. Want a strategy for the breakdown? We have it. This page has a bunch of stuff you’ll need to become a better rugby player between the ears.
Not all rugby players fit into the same mold. The physical demands of each position require a different kind of training depending on where you’re going to play. So in this blog we’ve done our best, in a few words, to explain how to train specifically for your rugby position, without overthinking the whole process.
How do you eliminate a threat at the breakdown in rugby? Here are a series of clips demonstrating how to blow out a breakdown threat and secure the rugby ball in the process.
How does possession impact gameplay and strategy in rugby 7s? Jacob Liberman examines the importance of possession in rugby sevens. Hint: having the ball might not be as important as you think on the rugby 7s field.
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