GRR: Coaching
Former USA and RUNY Head Coach Mike Tolkin looks at the strange and still somewhat immature world of rugby statistical analysis.
In Part 1, Tolkin looks at what statistics are worth tracking and why.
In Part 2, Tolkin looks at what statistics should be tracked and how that information can be used by coaches.
It's a lot of good detail for the coach and the player.
Now coaching in Japan, New Zealand-born coach Milton Haig is best known for his work with the Georgia National Team and their strong performances in the Rugby World Cup.
Haig speaks with Bruce McLane about the universal language of rugby, coaching without preconceived notions, and also how to build a game plan from a simple framework.
Former Saint Mary's All American Brendan O'Meara has been back at his alma mater coaching the Gaels players and mentoring young athletes.
O'Meara talks in detail with Bruce McLane on how Saint Mary's approaches attacking rugby.
Pay special attention to what he says about skip passes.
Bruce McLane gets deeper into coaching philosophy with Eamonn Hogan, who talks about letting players find their right roles, and letting coaches find their correct voice in this compelling RMA podcast.
Listen to all out podcasts and coach talks here >>
Former London Irish captain and longtime professional George Skivington, now forwards coach at London Irish, sits down with Bruce McLane to talk about forward attacking tactics in the modern professional game.
This is a special deep dive into life at the coalface.
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