Resources for junior rugby

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	"Very interesting, aimed at slightly older players but very applicable to our age group - highly recommended"

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	"Excellent ideas from a world expert"

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	"Recommendations for exercises for core stability and generic skills"

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	"Really easy going style - very simple guide to complex rules"

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	"Without question, THE rugby coaching manual.  Peerless."

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	"Greenwoods follow up work - working on teams and units.  Masterful."

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	"SAQ should feature in every session - its easy to do - here's how to work it in"

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	"A useful resource with variations and progressions suggested"

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	"Fascinating insight on the attention to minute detail that lies behind Britains track cycling success"

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	"A child-centred book based on CBBC programme"

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	"A complex character - even more so after reading this!"

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	"A wonderful, if somewhat academic, book by a leading UK expert.  Very good chapter on Children in Sport."

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	"Outstanding.  A perfect resource on sports psychology from leading UK practioners.  Very readable.  Highly recommended."

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	"Get past the US idioms and attitudes and this is a useful aid from a highly respected author."

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	"A crossover book that takes sports psychology into other areas - but a very useful insight into the working of one the countries top sports psychologists who worked with the Ashes winning cricketers."

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	"Say what you will about Woodward, but he crafted a highly effective team around the England 2003 squad.  Worth reading for the section on Yahuda Shinar alone."

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	"Shinar's own book - again a crossover from sport to business - but fascinating and underpinned by evidence.  Superb."

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	"Adrian Moorhouse draws on his Olympic experience.  Dry and academic, but in places illuminating."

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	"Everyone who coaches team sport must at some point consult Lombardi.  Its the law."

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	"As above..."