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6 Myths About Your Rugby Strength & Conditioning Programme
Jamie Bain
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Blog Articles, Fitness, Physio & Injury Prevention, Planning your training, Speed & Agility, Strength
There is tons of rugby strength and conditioning information on the internet but unfortunately some of it, whilst of the best intentions, isn’t the best advice to follow. We pride
Plyometrics for Rugby: Guest Blog by Nico de Villiers
PLYOMETRICS FOR RUGBY Where does it fit in? The ultimate outcome of a strength program is to develop peak power output in essential movement patterns. Power output consists of both
5 Things All Fast Rugby Players Have In Common
There’s no denying it, Speed separates the men from the boys on the pitch! There’s no point being strong and powerful if you can’t catch your opposite number, so we’ve
The Non-Negotiables of Running Fast
RR: The following is a guest blog from Jordan Murton – Strength & Conditioning Intern with Gloucester Rugby A few weeks ago, we attended part 2 of the sprinting
Speed For Team Sports
Two weeks ago Rugby Renegade visited West Bromich Albion’s Speed Masterclass featuring JB Morin and Jonas Dodoo. Last week we covered JB’s presentation (click here to read it) and this
Plyometrics – The most under-utilised technique in rugby
Level up your Rugby Training Now! A lot of people in the rugby community seem to be scared of using plyometrics. They sight that it is dangerous to use with
Repeated Sprint Ability for Rugby
Repeated sprint ability can be defined as short duration sprints (<10secs) interspersed with brief recovery periods (<60secs). When you consider the demands of rugby it should be no surprise that
5 Ways To Get Faster For Rugby
Join the Rugby Renegade Team Now! To you diehard Renegades it will be no surprise that rugby players are getting bigger. Since the turn of professionalism average bodyweight has increased
GPP, Sled Drags & Rugby
General Physical Preparedness (GPP) is the foundation for building a complete Rugby Player. GPP work is designed to bring a Rugby player’s overall conditioning to its highest level. The goal



