Rugby Coaching: The New Zealand Way ISBN13: 9781587361821 Condition: New Notes: BRAND NEW FROM PUBLISHER! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Tracking provided on most orders. Buy with Confidence! Millions of books sold! Rugby Coaching the New Zealand Way is a complete rugby-coaching guide. It combines modern techniques with traditional values and ethics. It will help you understand [...]
Review: Rugby Union: Technique Tactics Training (Crowood Sports Guides)
10 January 2012 By
Rugby Union: Technique Tactics Training (Crowood Sports Guides) Crowood Sports Guides provide sound, practical advice that will help make you a better player whether you are learning the basic skills, discovering more advanced techniques or reviewing the fundamentals of your game. This new, substantially revised, and updated edition includes Star Tips, Kit Checks, Rules Checks, and [...]
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Review: World Rugby Records 2012
6 January 2012 By
World Rugby Records 2012 World Rugby Records 2012 is a unique celebration of rugby excellence, featuring not only a host of records from teams and tournaments around the world (in all the game’s formats), but also the stories behind them and a series of potted biographies on some of the greatest players ever to have [...]
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Review: Periodization in Rugby
5 January 2012 By
Periodization in Rugby Rugby, as with most other team sports, is a game of technical finesse, tactical boldness, and refined and complex physical development. “Periodization in Rugby” addresses one of the most crucial elements of the sport – physical conditioning.Utilizing the revolutionary training techniques developed by Tudor Bompa – the father of modern sports periodization [...]
Review: Ronan O’Gara
1 January 2012 By
Ronan O’Gara Ronan O’Gara is quite simply one of the greatest sportsmen Ireland has ever produced. A brilliant kicker both from the hand and at penalty goals, a sublime orchestrator of play from the out-half position he has made his own, and a cool head in the pressure-cooker of club and international rugby, the list [...]
Review: Winter Colours: Changing Seasons in World Rugby (Mainstream Sport)
31 December 2011 By
Winter Colours: Changing Seasons in World Rugby (Mainstream Sport) This volume explores how rugby is played and revered in different countries and cultures. It unfolds in the space of two years, from September 1996 to August 1998, as McRae travels across the hemispheres, moving from Britain and France to the New World, comparing the game [...]
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Review: Midnight Rugby
29 December 2011 By
Midnight Rugby In his previous title, Endless Winter, Stephen Jones homed in on rugby in the days before the end of the amateur era. In this new book, he looks at the game since the advent of professionalism. List Price: $ 35.00 Price:
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Review: Focused for Rugby
28 December 2011 By
Focused for Rugby To be a complete rugby player, you must master both the physical and mental skills of the game. You must be prepared, committed and determined to succeed. You must be focused—Focused for Rugby. Authors Dr. Adam Nicholls and Jon Callard, former England International player and professional coach, pool their years of experience [...]
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Review: Brothers in Sport: Rugby
26 December 2011 By
Brothers in Sport: Rugby Over 50 sets of brothers have played for their country and many more for Leinster, Connacht, Ulster and Munster. Who can forget the sight of the two Fogarty brothers scrumaging down against each other in the 2008 Heineken Cup Semi-Final? Where does all that brotherly ability and aptitude come from? What [...]
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Review: Jonny: My Autobiography
24 December 2011 By
Jonny: My Autobiography Jonny Wilkinson’s career has crossed three decades and four World Cups. He has accumulated phenomenal achievements, world points records, an impressive list of broken body parts, and a drop goal that will be remembered for ever. But the peculiar calmness with which he played the game masked a very different reality. In [...]
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Review: Union: The Heart of Rugby
23 December 2011 By
Union: The Heart of Rugby Union: The Heart of Rugby is a stunning large format book showcasing the greatest rugby photographs ever taken alongside the thoughts and views of some of the game’s greatest ever players – including current England coach Martin Johnson. This stunning coffee table book has been conceived as a celebration of the [...]
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Review: It’s in the Blood: My Life
21 December 2011 By
It’s in the Blood: My Life As a Premiership, World Cup, and Grand Slam winner, no one better embodies the charisma and the color of English rugby’s greatest era than Lawrence Dallaglio. He has some story to tell, not just of the formidable exploits on the field, but an extraordinary life off it. His only sister, [...]
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Review: The All Black
19 December 2011 By
The All Black The ambition to play for the All Black rugby team drives three generations of the McKenzie family, from the amateur days of the 1950s, through the tumult of the 1981 Springbok tour, to the age of professionalism. The All Black is a novel that explores the alure and mysyique of the famous [...]
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