Rugby: The Art of Scrummaging: A History, a Manual and a Law Dissertation on the Rugby Scrum
Meyer & Meyer Verlag, 28 gru 2015 - 376
As a history, a technical manual, a practical guideline of the rugby scrum, and a great coaching tool for teachers and coaches of all levels, Rugby—The Art of Scrummaging is one of the most comprehensive rugby scrum theses ever assembled and published since the inception of rugby union.
Rugby—The Art of Scrummaging contains many ideas and recommendations for coaches that will allow them to produce players who understand the necessary skills, thereby increasing their enjoyment through higher efficiency. That higher efficiency will also make their involvement in the scrum much safer, something that has been at the centre of this project’s focus.
For coaches to teach well they have to be properly taught themselves, and the advice of all the scrummaging luminaries associated with this work will help them.
Rugby—The Art of Scrummaging also presents many ideas on what might lead to better and safer scrum laws and better officiating. It does not include definitive recommendations on these two subjects, but provides a bank of information that should assist in any future reviews.
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TWO VERY UNIQUE SCRUM POEMS
TOPOs introduction and explanation 14 Disclaimer 15 Copyrights reserved 16 Acknowledgements 16 My message to family and friends 17 New life...
Some history to consider
TOPOs Argentine Perspective 47 The Argentine coordinated shove system
Cordoba Argentina 57 The Wallabies 19841987 59 The Australian account
The pushover tries 81 So how does it happen?
A friendly warning for players coaches teachers and parents 158 SCRUM PRACTICES AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONING 162 Scrum training
A brief five year review of world scrummaging 162 Practice reminders 167 A proposed new scrum proficiency assessment centre 167 Scrum machin...
PLAYERSAFETY AND SCRUM SAFETY 180 Spinal injury prevention and successful scrum management 180 Dealing with collapsed or collapsing...
The psychology of scrummaging 189 A model of scrum performance 190 All together nowPart1
All together nowPart2 193 Building a cohesive scrum 194 Team environment 196 Team processes 196 Conformity to team norms
THE REFEREE AND THE LAW
OUR EXPERT COLLABORATORS 216 Introducing our expert collaborators
THE FUNDAMENTALS AND MECHANICS OF THE SCRUM 88 The Nitty Gritty
The 11 vital beacons
Good tips for efficient and effective scrummaging 102 Force transmission systems 103 A Straight forward push for beginners 104 B Outward directe...
Hooking Feet 105 Binding and grips 106 Front row binding on each other 106 Front row binding on the opposition 107 The second row 109 Secon...
Ball putin 122 Our loose head our putin
Props outside leg foot position 133 Hooking or pushing? 134 Pushing and timing 134 The technique of hooking
When to use these hooking options 139 The channelling 140 A quick revision
TACTICS TRAPS TROUBLESHOOTING 144 Tactics 144 Options 145 Traps 150 Troubleshooting guidelines
Mike Cron 223 Kevin J Crowe OAM 225 Colin Deans OAM 229 Andrew T Andy Hopper 231 Gaven Head 233 Peter Horton 239 Jake Howard
Philip KeithRoach 242 Malcolm Lewis 244 Andy McIntyre 246 Ray McLoughlin 248 Philip Orr 248 Emilio Cesar Perasso 249 Heinrich Rodgers
to be or not to be 08022014 284 Yes nine 9 put it in now scrum call to be axed by irb 07012014 284 Referees determined to revive the scrum 294 ...
A truly Solomonic solution is needed here 304 The art of prevention without stopping the show 304 THE BREAKDOWN a publication by theguardi...
execution and completion of a scrum 311 THE RUGBY SCRUM AND THE REFEREEING 318 BBC5 RADIO INTERVIEW The Scrum program 3...
TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A reminder to the Scrum Steering Group SSGIRB MarchApril 2013 348 The Bath University scrum measurements research project 2011 349 NZS ...
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Argentina ART of SCRUMMAGING attitude Australia back row ball bind Bledisloe Cup Carlos Villegas club cohesion collapse competitive contest coordination crouch developed eight engagement sequence Enrique TOPO feet position flankers foot force forward front row front rowers grip ground hips hooker hooking important individual injuries International Rugby International Rugby Board involved knees legs lineout loose head prop match mental officials opposition opposition’s options outcomes pack penalise penalties performance Phil Vickery physical play players and coaches practice pre-bind preparation pressure problem professional prop’s pushing position pushover put-in referee’s referees responsibility restart ruck rugby scrum Rugby Union Rugby World Cup Rugby—The ART safety San Isidro Club scrum half scrum law scrum machine second row sessions shoulders shove side skills sport stakeholders straight tackle tactics team’s technique things tight head prop Wales Wallabies