BC Rugby have compiled a list of great online resources for your time at home.
Tactical & Technical Videos
Below you can find an array of videos highlighting key areas for tactical and technical development for coaches. These videos can also be found at the BC Rugby YouTube Channel
Watch Video
Watch Video
Watch Video
Watch Video
Coaches Corner: Breakdown
New rugby law trials explained with Alain Rolland
Coaching -- Planning Your Session
Eddie Jones reveals top attacking tips
1/1
BC Rugby Training Plan Example
This is an example of a training session plan using the BC Rugby Coaching Toolbox
BC Rugby Training Plan Template
This is a template that can be used to create your own training session plans
Share and borrow resources from the global coaching community. Have a look at the online coaching networks below and check out one that interests you.
Concussion is an issue that affects all sports and it is important that everyone in Rugby recognises the symptoms of concussion and removes from playing or training any player with clear or suspected symptoms.
The message is simple – RECOGNISE and REMOVE. Recognise the symptoms of concussion and permanently remove a player displaying any of those symptoms.
Working together with players, coaches, administrators, medics, scientists, the media and supporters, we can ensure the welfare of those who take the field at all levels of the game
Improving your knowledge of concussion safety could not be simpler. All BC Rugby staff, coaches, managers and therapists participate in mandatory Concussion Management training. Parents, players and anyone else involved in the sport is highly encouraged to take the Free Online Module from World Rugby so that we can keep our sport safe.
Rugby Canada PlaySmart is a Player Welfare program that aims to educate players, parents, coaches, match officials and administrators on the safety of rugby across Canada.
The health and safety of every player across the country is of paramount importance and Rugby Canada strives to ensure a safe playing environment at all levels. It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure that all players are protected and ensure that the game is played safely.
Find out more - Click Here
Coaches must be registered and insured in order to protect themselves and the athletes they work with.
Every year, coaches need to ensure they complete certain pieces of admin to stay registered. You can find all the necessary links below.
Coaches must regularly check in with their NCCP Locker Account and work towards maintaining their status by earning PD Points.
Check out the BC Rugby Careers webpage for information on coaching opportunities at club and provincial level.
Want to find out more about how you can plan your pathway as a coach? Contact one of our Rugby Development Managers for information on how to progress your coaching career in BC:
Men's & Boys' Rugby - Aaron Takel - atakel@bcrugby.com
Women's & Girls' Rugby - Darcy Patterson - dpatterson@bcrugby.com
The BC Rugby Code of Conduct aims to provide a safe, positive and inclusive environment within BC Rugby and all of BC Rugby’s programs, competitions, events and activities.
View the full document here
Can’t find the information your are looking for?
Contact a BC Rugby staff member:
Chris Assmus – Rugby Education Manager – cassmus@bcrugby.com
Darcy Patterson – Rugby Development Manager (Women & Girls) – dpatterson@bcrugby.com
Aaron Takel – Rugby Development Manager (Men & Boys) – atakel@bcrugby.com
