Lee Addison

Suitable for teaching attacking tactics in all kinds of rugby and for all ages, our Rugby Attacking Courses take you through 

• Playing 'through' a defensive line - in 'good ball' and exit'
• Playing 'around' a defensive line - in good ball
• Exit sets
• Playing short sides 

You are given the opportunity to study a graphic with diagrams and explanations to deepen your knowledge.   You can then watch the tutorial videos and listen carefully to Lee's descriptions before answering a series of multiple choice questions.  

Teaching your players what to do as individuals and units in defence is crucial in order to get a structured team defence system.

Units include….

“Tackling”

“Ruck Control – Dominant”

“Ruck Control – Lost Collision”

“Ruck Control – 50/50”

“Hold and Fold Marker”

“Retreating the 10 metres”

Suitable for teaching attacking tactics in all kinds of rugby and for all ages, our Rugby Attacking Courses take you through 

• Playing 'through' a defensive line - in 'good ball' and exit'
• Playing 'around' a defensive line - in good ball
• Exit sets
• Playing short sides 

Watch the tutorial videos and listen carefully to Lee's descriptions before answering a series of multiple choice questions.  

Suitable for teaching attacking tactics in all kinds of rugby and for all ages, our Rugby Attacking Courses take you through 

• Playing 'through' a defensive line - in 'good ball' and exit'
• Playing 'around' a defensive line - in good ball
• Exit sets
• Playing short sides 

You are given the opportunity to study a graphic with diagrams and explanations to deepen your knowledge.   You can then watch the tutorial videos and listen carefully to Lee's descriptions before answering a series of multiple choice questions.  

Suitable for teaching attacking tactics in all kinds of rugby and for all ages, our Rugby Attacking Courses take you through 

• Playing 'through' a defensive line - in 'good ball' and exit'
• Playing 'around' a defensive line - in good ball
• Exit sets
• Playing short sides 

You are given the opportunity to study a graphic with diagrams and explanations to deepen your knowledge.   You can then watch the tutorial videos and listen carefully to Lee's descriptions before answering a series of multiple choice questions.  

The ruck is the most important part of the field!   Getting good go forward regularly is essential in order to win!

Units include…

“Staying Alive at the Play the Ball”

“Advancing at the Ruck”

“Decision Making at the Ruck”

“The Play the Ball”

“Quick Play the Ball”

“Dummy Half Pass”

Spend time with your kickers getting these techniques right to maximise an excellent attacking option!

Units include…

“The Grubber Kick”

“Kicking for Touch”

“The Bomb”

“The Punt Kick”

This course is best studied in conjunction with our Attacking Sets and Defence courses.  It is advised you study them first.  

Putting defence and attack together into a winning game plan is essential.    Knowing HOW to use the sets in attack and how to seamlessly transition to defence will ensure your teams play the whole game like a well-oiled machine!

Units include…..

“Where to put your players in Defence”

“Defence Tactics”

“How to Use Exit Sets”

“Using Good Ball Play Through” as an exit set

“How to play in Good Ball”

“Using ‘Good Ball Play Around’ as an exit set”

“Putting it all together in a game plan”

Suitable for teaching defensive tactics in all kinds of rugby and for all ages, our Rugby Defence Courses take you through 

• Effort 1 - the HIT
• Effort 2 - After the hit ruck control
• Marker and ABC Defence
• Slide defence 

You are given the opportunity to study a graphic with diagrams and explanations to deepen your knowledge.   You can then watch the tutorial videos and listen carefully to Lee's descriptions before answering a series of multiple choice questions.  

To have a good attack, the core skill of handling the ball is ESSENTIAL!   A team with good hands is a successful attacking team!

Units include…

“Grip, Pass, Catch and Carry”

“Holding the ball”

Too many coaches just have one training activity after another, and they don’t link them together or coach them in a way so as to maximise learning.  Once you’ve studied this mini course, that wont be a problem for you!

Units include….

“Structuring a Skill Based Session”

“Bilateral Learning”

“Key Components of Training Sessions”

“3 Tips for Better Sessions”

“Keep Things SIMPLE for Players”