The 'Copy & Steal Everything' Guide to Coaching
Shooting Forward, April 2009.
Rugby and archery: Same coach, different sport?
Rugby and archery aren?t two sports you?d automatically put together. Look a little bit closer though and is there really that much difference between a rugby and archery coach? To be a great coach, it?s not just the technical skills you need to master.
The modern coach relies on a variety of skills to create an enjoyable sporting environment and nurture talent. Shooting Forward caught up with professional rugby coaches from England 7?s and Bees Rugby to learn more about the core skills coaches from any sport need to develop.
Russell Earnshaw (below right) is assistant coach of England 7?s and head coach of National Division Two league leaders Bees Rugby.
Andy Daish (below left) heads the Bees Rugby Community Team working with community groups across Birmingham & Solihull.
if you read the full page these two gents make sense in some things they say,but where's the professional archery coaches. and one of them is a PE teacher so he has a degree.
if you read the full page on the gnas website i'm sure that this is a p### take on the uksc system
(Andy) In my opinion the main key skill you need to coach children is to have the ability to break down complicated rugby skills into small steps.
how many archery coaches can do this. considering virtually all archers are differant shapes etc
Shooting Forward, April 2009.
Rugby and archery: Same coach, different sport?
Rugby and archery aren?t two sports you?d automatically put together. Look a little bit closer though and is there really that much difference between a rugby and archery coach? To be a great coach, it?s not just the technical skills you need to master.
The modern coach relies on a variety of skills to create an enjoyable sporting environment and nurture talent. Shooting Forward caught up with professional rugby coaches from England 7?s and Bees Rugby to learn more about the core skills coaches from any sport need to develop.
Russell Earnshaw (below right) is assistant coach of England 7?s and head coach of National Division Two league leaders Bees Rugby.
Andy Daish (below left) heads the Bees Rugby Community Team working with community groups across Birmingham & Solihull.
if you read the full page these two gents make sense in some things they say,but where's the professional archery coaches. and one of them is a PE teacher so he has a degree.
if you read the full page on the gnas website i'm sure that this is a p### take on the uksc system
(Andy) In my opinion the main key skill you need to coach children is to have the ability to break down complicated rugby skills into small steps.
how many archery coaches can do this. considering virtually all archers are differant shapes etc