नेपाल रग्बी प्रशिक्षण तथा शिक्षा II

Course Schedule
• 8:00 Introduction and Aim
• 8:30 1 day Reviews
• 9:00 Rugby Values
• 9:30 Format of Game
• 10:00 Principle of play/Coachable components
• 10:30 Coaching Processes/ session plan
• 11.30 Lunch
• 12:00 Practical Coaching
(Warm up, handling, Kick off/Restart, Scrum, lineout, breakdown, Kicking)
• 2:00 T1 Rugby Game formation with laws
• 3:00 T1 Rugby Game
• 3:30 Course Review
• 4:00 End of course
 Educators details:
Educator : Binod Tamang , World rugby Educator
Coach : Srijana Rai , World rugby Level 1 coach
 Pre-course modular work that should
have been completed

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Group discussion
INTRODUCTION & WELCOMES
Name
Experience
Share 1 Hope and 1 Concern

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Rugby Values

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Rugby Values

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रग्बीको मुल मन्त्र
D: अनुिासन
R: आदर
I: शनष्ठा
P: जोि
S: एकता

DRIPS
 T1 रग्बी
Hope & Concern
 World Rugby T1 Rugby – YouTube

Hope & Concern

PRINCIPLES OF PLAY
Workshop Task

• In groups try to develop a set of principles of play for the T1 Rugby– both in attack
and defence.

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PRINCIPLES OF ATTACK
• Gain Possession – get the ball

• Go Forward – by running/passing/kicking

• Score points – by tries or penalties

Some key additional principles

• Support the ball carrier (Support)
• Keep the ball alive (Continuity)
• Manipulate the opposition (Pressure)

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PRINCIPLES OF DEFENCE
• Contest possession (try to win the ball)

• Move forwards (concede no space)

• Exert pressure on the opposition to turn over the ball (pressure)

• Win the ball back (regain possession)

• Counter-attack

Key additional principle

• Support defending team mates (support)

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COACHING THE PRINCIPLES OF PLAY
Workshop Task

In your groups discuss the following questions:

• What are the coachable components of play that support these principles?

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PRINCIPLES & COMPONENTS

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COACHABLE COMPONENTS
Workshop Task:

In small groups - identify what the players need to be able to do in each of the
coachable components of play in both Attack and Defence.

Summary and discussion.

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COACHING PROCESS
Plan your coaching
session
Plan
Deliver your coaching
session

Review your coaching

session

Review Do

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PRACTICAL COACHING
“How to coach” Skills

Remember the 4 steps

of each component.
(Intro to coaching
module)

Try to put these into

place when you are
coaching on the field.

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PRACTICAL COACHING SESSION
Your Educator will now lead you through the following components of T1 Rugby:
• Kick-off
• Scrum(Attack / Defence)
• Line-out (Attack / Defence)
• Breakdown (Attack / Defence)
• Warm up
• Handling (Passing, Catching, Running)

You will all be asked to coach some of these areas – your Educator will give feedback
on both “What you coach” and “How you coach it” (Process)

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