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Nick VujnovichU.S.
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I can answer most questions in detail but I am best used for "Forward" positions especially the "tight 5" and the scrum. I am a front row guy myself. I have good knowledge of game strategy and tactics. I cannot give detailed help with kicking myself but I can suggest general training applications and point you towards good resources. I am a New Zealander living in Southern California, USA. With regard to fitness or weight training: please understand that you are best going to a gym and getting first hand consultation from a qualified trainer. The risk of injury is ..... |
Recent Answers
2009-10-27 Scrum Half's role in a ruck or maul.:
Hi Tom, The thing is that I could tell you but the real fact is that each ref has their own way of calling it. So prior to the game the ref usually calls over the front row to go over the scrum calls
2009-10-24 age limits in rugby:
Hi Gary, here is no age limit but you might talk to a few different clubs to see if they have team that are deicated to veteran players. Some clubs have teams that focus on guys who just want a run
2009-10-23 Tackling:
The aim is to make a tackle to stop the play/player. Drive in hard and execute the tackle forcefully and wrap the player up well with your arms. The game of rugby moves fast enough that this will be enough
2009-10-21 playing lock:
Hello Nick Height and weight are not essential to be a good lock but seeing as you are coming off a foot injury that has left your leggs a little weak then I can see the issues. Height is not an
2009-10-21 Position.:
Hi Chaz, Ball skills are alwys a must in being considered for any position especially #8. I would say that as a coach the most important thing to see in a #8 is the ability to break the line with ball
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