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Going Pro - Saracens Women

Published: 16 June 2019 10:10 PDT
Updated: 19 June 2019 06:43 PDT

Going Pro | Saracens Women

‘Going Pro’ – Our new behind the scenes documentary with Saracens Women’s rugby team as they attempted to defend their Premiership title in the 18/19 season and win a second successive Tyrrells Premier 15s title.

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Koro Teeps 33 minutes ago

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And its on Jason Ryan to create that environment. There are other scrum coaches worth considering. Carl Hoeft springs to mins. Been in Japan last seven years but coached NPC, Super (under Rennie) and Maori All Blacks. Think Hoeft might have shared the Loosehead jersey with Daan at Toulouse. 408 first class games.

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Hammer Head 55 minutes ago

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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Agreed.

But imagine, for a sec, how the Boks work on their scrums in training. Different front rowers have described it. You have the world’s best at each other for hours under the watchful eye of the mad man Human.

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Hammer Head 1 hour ago

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OtagomanII 1 hour ago

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KwAussie 2 hours ago

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“If coaches at the pinnacle of the game are remembered for their teaching of the fundamentals to elite players, it means there is something awry at the level(s) below” This! (with the (s) I added) says so much about the problems here and the lack of accountability at RA in resolving them. Like the Waratahs the Wallabies can replace whoever they want in the coaching box, but it will not result in changes to the fundamental flaws in the development of players, coaches and administrators in the game. As such while there might be a few bright moments now and then, it also won’t change the overall results.

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Koro Teeps 3 hours ago

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KwAussie 4 hours ago

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Koro Teeps 4 hours ago

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Iron sharpens Iron. If you want to get better at scrummaging then scrum against the best over four tests. Work out what you are doing wrong, adjust and get back in the mixer again. Props dont get better playing about weaker scrums. The Boks got a few big shoves on the ABs last year. When those reels were broken down by a former AB prop I know, straight away he identified three technical adjustments that Williams and his flanker could have made pre engagement. Its about mastering the basics, timing, repetition and attitude.

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NH 4 hours ago

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As always selection will be a balance John. I had this discussion with Nick B that it is hard for the WBs to rotate players as every game is must win, they don’t have the luxury as a NZ or SA might. Its hard to rest players for Japan as Les is new and he will want to see players in his systems. Its also no given that the wallabies will win vs japan. But, if you don’t rest players vs japan, when do they? How do you blood some more centre depth for RWC or get a look at suaalii on the wing if not now? And if the WBs start losing to teams early in this next leg of games, the pressure will grow each week to get wins and so it gets harder and harder to pick anything but your best team.

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