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Guildford Rugby Club

Under 13's Girls Junior Development Pathway

Age Group: Under 12/13s Girls

LTAD Stage: Training to Train

Train/ Match:  60:40

Window of Optimal Trainability (Focus of athletic training)

You are training two age groups, so be sensitive to their development and experience (some may be new to Rugby while others have been playing for some time)
Develop physical capabilities (esp. Aerobic conditioning)
Develop Speed & Rugby skills

Overall Coaching Approach

IMPORTANT – Be sensitive to the physical changes in the players – PHV around 12+ (Speed, Stamina & Strength are a focus for girls of this age). Earlier than the boys.
Structured games / encourage free thinking.

Player Capacities

(Consolidate and develop previous age skills)

Technical

Consolidate & Develop Individual skills / Intro to new skills / cont. Develop tackling (Key element / safety)
Evasion

  • Avoid contact / swerve / Change of pace.
Handling skills
  • Decision making – Creating & Preserving space, switch pass, spin pass.
Contact Skills
  • Intro / develop tackling skills / Falling and placing the ball / Passing from ground & out or around tackle. / Getting back to your feet – re-join game.  Build overall confidence in contact.
Maul 
  • Intro / develop Micro Maul (3-6 players only).   Ball carrier – Stability & Ball presentation / Support Players – Body position/drive, secure and deliver ball. Defenders – secure ball & player / drive.
Ruck
  • Intro / develop Micro ruck 6 players only).  Ball carrier – to ground, then secure, present or pass ball.
  • Support players – secure ball or ruck over.  Tackler – release, regain feet & contest.
  • create Ruck to maintain continuity.
Scrum
  • Intro / develop 5 Scrum (Nearest players (should be encouraged, subject to safety) Hookers may strike / NO PUSH
Backline attack
  • Identify/create and attack space.  Timing of pass (hold defender)
  • Develop further patterns of attack, especially from set plays (Scrum, free pass, KOs)
Kicking & Catching
  • All players to practice all types of kicking and catching.
Tactical

Laws / Ethics

  • Understand the basic rules of Rugby
  • Personal responsibility for behaviours and actions
The GAME
  • Basic tactical awareness / Start to identify with positional role
Principles (Team play)
  • Go Forward – including basic kicking strategies
  • Continuity – maintain possession / Support / Communication (encourage verbal skills)
  • Decision making – allow them to explore various scenarios / let them get it wrong / review
  • Team Play – collective action in both attack and defence.
Physical

Agility

Awareness of body space

Balance – Static & dynamic

Co-ordination and manipulation

Speed, Power & Endurance (Intro – Triple extension)

Warm-up and cool down

Mental

Enthusiasm & Commitment

Self control

Concentration

Lifestyle/ Personal

AWARENESS & ACCEPTANCE OF PUBESCENT DEVELOPMENTS

Commitment to improve

Personal responsibility

Interpersonal skills

GOOD HEALTH PRACTICE


Law Variations- Under 16's

Players per side: 12

Max pitch size: 60 x 40

Minutes per half: 20

Max game time per day: 80

Additional variations: 80

Coaching tips: Referee & coach to rules, especially around new elements (Safety) Concentrate on Building the engine and rugby Skills (Inc. Team play) CREATIVE Team work. Players play what is in front of them. Create time & Space!

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Guildford

Rugby Club

Broadwater Sports Club
Guildford Road
Godalming
Surrey
GU7 3DH
Tel: 01483 416199

       

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