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    Jonathan Flynn - Don't worry about the score

    Jonathan Flynn - Don't worry about the score

    FromThe Journey of a Grassroots Rugby Coach (More Tracksuits less Business Suits)

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    Jonathan Flynn - Don't worry about the score

    FromThe Journey of a Grassroots Rugby Coach (More Tracksuits less Business Suits)

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    Length:
    65 minutes
    Released:
    Nov 11, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    This weeks episode is with Jonathan Flynn.
    He is originally from Scotland.
    Jonathan is currently coaching the senior team at Rugby Club Metz (Fédérale 2, France) and at Rugby Club Luxembourg (1st Division in Germany).
    He has Spent 5 years as head coach of the Luxembourg national team (15s and 7s) he has also coached club rugby in Belgium, Luxembourg, and various national age grade teams.
    Jonathan is also a Trainer/Educator for World Rugby and has delivered coaching courses to various unions throughout Europe.
    We spoke about how the score doesn’t matter and the importance of developing skills in young players.
    Keeping training sessions fun through competitive games and working at a high tempo.
    We also spoke about questioning our players and letting them try and fix errors themselves.

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    Released:
    Nov 11, 2021
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    This Pod is about the journey we take as grassroots coaches. As most coaching pods speak with elite players and coaches, which is great. I want to talk to the coaches on the front line, the ones out there every weekend helping at the grassroots level. We will discuss the heartache, disappointment, enjoyment and euphoria we experience as coaches of the next generation of players. We will also discuss the lessons we learnt along the way, what we would do to fix the game at the grassroots level and how we see the game in the future. You never know we might just learn something along the way.