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Topic review - Specialist course for set-pieces?
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Martin
  Post subject:  Re: Specialist course for set-pieces?  Reply with quote
Hello,

Good to hear you are looking at ways to improve.

Scrums and line outs are interesting because IT is very biomechanical.

I do not know of specialist courses.

My advise would be to work with former front row players, you can learn and add the pedagogical elements,

Regards,
Martin
Post Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:51 pm
Haweg
  Post subject:  Specialist course for set-pieces?  Reply with quote
Hi Martin,

I have been coaching for now over 5 yrs and fairly technically sound in most areas of the game. However my weak area is the scrum and line out ( whenever I coached I had someone else do the scrum and line out). WOuld you know any courses and resources that I could atten or invest in where I can learn the scrum and line out from scratch to coaching a senior scrum and lineout so I will be set piece specialist.!!

Looking forward to your advice.

Haweg
Post Posted: Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:48 pm

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