This is what America Rugby needs, coaches from New Zealand and Australia, South Africa even Argentina to teachers the basics of rugby to these upcoming Eagles

These are the basics which the NZers have perfected. This type of training is ingrained throughout all levels of the game and its a big reason why the ABs have been so dominant so long. I'm happy to see it brought to the four corners of the world.

As a kiwi Im sooo happy to see America get right into this sport. You need a sport like this to gift to your younger generations. In New Zealand its helped raise generations of young boys to understand, though not always adhere to these traits Above all Humility is number one. Respect Honor Loyalty Kai Kaha (Stay Strong) Be trustworthy and reliable Look after loved ones and friends Be kind to all And Never forget how to truly laugh hard these are what the gift of the Rugby Union guide for many lost Kiwi boys to become stout young men, so I personally have thought for a long time now that young boys in U.S.A would benefit immensely from this sport if it is viewed through the aforementioned traits

Awesome video. Great technique and great coaching by Jamie Joseph, great to see Kiwi coaches help develop rugby in other countries. This is probably one of the best tackling videos I've seen.

@hphenderson85

8 жыл бұрын

+OJ Isara if you watch a guy like robson the england captain hes a student of this clap knee technique

Great to see Jamie Joseph in Texas, great former All Black player

Awesome! I dont think many clubs actually teach players how to tackle but just focus more on offensive and clearing out the ruck, Ill be honest, I havent yet experienced being been taught like this during any training session, so props for this, ill keep doing this when I remember

this technique will turn small people into giant slayers.

Excellent! Listen and watch this guy and you'll get better as a player or as a coach

This movie is really helpful to learn how to tackle a person down. And I'm so excited how Japan rugby will be changed and developed by his management.

@taffboyslim

4 жыл бұрын

You were right :-)

@user-ic5xq8oc9z

4 жыл бұрын

You were indeed right

@bullyoz1973

4 жыл бұрын

👍👍

I think the issue a lot of American rugby players have with the tackle derives from how they are taught to tackle in American Football. They are more used to using a more agressive tackle due to using shoulder pads and helmets. It must be hard retraining people to tackle in a safer and more technical tackle than shoulder checking.

@jlm0175

4 жыл бұрын

You mean a charge? They don’t exactly tackle, they just throw themselves at their opponents lol

@jealousbeanbag5636

5 ай бұрын

yeah, I am pretty much retraining myself in college rugby bc of football

@BlueMoonday19

7 күн бұрын

@@jlm0175 never played American football, but love the sport and have been a fan for years. Typical kiwi rugby male here. Thing I have observed about American football compared to rugby is that the AF tackle has to be decisive and dominant. Rugby is less worried about conceding yardage in the tackle and more worried about missing a tackle. So rugby players will be more conservative in the tackle to make sure they do not miss the tackle, compared to American Football defenders who in my understanding are primarily trying to prevent the other teams offence from moving the chains.

makes sense especially with the outside leg. great! can't wait to use it.

I never realized how fucking huge Jamie Joseph was seeing him on NZ tv

I got taught the same in school..Safe & Legal, well done Big Jamie

Excellent video. Thanks for posting.

One of the best coaches in the business

It's great to see how at the end of the video everyone was tackling properly

His explaining and demonstrations and so good and so is his body Language

And now this guy has taken Japan to their first ever RWC knockout game. Crazy how big a difference 5 years make!

Oh man these guys are lucky to have had such a world class coash like Jamie Joseph coach them

The fundamentals of proper tackling techniques were just a very small part of the rugby IQ you receive from going to an IRANZ clinic. By attacking the calf of the outside leg of the ball carrier any body type defender can tackle the biggest/strongest ball carriers without having to worry about outright losing the contact area and not making the tackle. Socialized this technique within my club and and it bore dividends by giving my less aggressive tacklers more confidence at the contact area.

@truckcompany

8 жыл бұрын

Even Jonah Lomu?

@masukuma

5 жыл бұрын

Check out Joost van der Westhuizen's tackles... basics.

Helping the future generation of rugby❤️❤️❤️

@gamingbro6711

5 ай бұрын

Even now im 13 and exited to use this technique

Excellent technique. The hit to the joint when speed is big enough players? The shoulder is impacting deep to make the lever in the joint?

I was there that night!😂

@ronhughes3011

4 жыл бұрын

$$$$

really good points been able to tackle better by using this technique

This is quite indicative of guys who have grown up with American Football defensive techniques which is why you get stuck with some guys going high and shoulder first and having to train it out of them.

This is so helpful thanks

I miss this

Quick question, its been a while since I played but tackling with that head position is likely to get your head hit with a high knee? I always thought that if you're tackling with the left shoulder leading, you put your head right of the player. If tackling with the right shoulder leading, you put your head left of the player. Is this a new tackling technique?

@EnsVibes

8 жыл бұрын

+Seige CJ If you tackle with the head infront of the opponent is quite easy to get hit and injure your neck. Happened to me once. You will not get a knee in your face if you dont go too low

@kevinbuckley9030

8 жыл бұрын

+Seige CJ I'm not sure I understand where you're coming from. I perceive that the video *is* teaching what you say. Let me explain... At 0:44 Coach Joseph does say "If the left foot is going in, left shoulder is going in" But you can see at 0:55 seconds, that coach Joseph is still putting his head in behind (cheek-to-cheek), which is to say his head *is* to the right of the player. If that isn't what you are asking, can you give an example? You said, I always thought that if you're tackling with the left shoulder leading, you put your head right of the player. Does that make sense?

@jamesclayton6399

6 жыл бұрын

Jamie is still coaching cheek to cheek ( tacklers face cheek to person being tackled ass cheek) this is always the safest technique especially to avoid concussion. What coach is saying is to use plant foot to be in-between the attackers running line near point of contact and almost simultaneously outer arm reaching to outer calf muscle area. So sequence is plant foot, outstretched outer arm contact with opponent and finally shoulder contact (outer)

@niueboi

4 жыл бұрын

Cheek to cheek

Awesome.I play rugby for my school first team.And this is a very usefull technique.But still play offensive for clearing out the rugs.

The biggest error most players make when tackling is they tackle off the hindmost foot. This drill emphasizes that the shoulder you hit with should be the same as the lead leg. It sounds simple but from an early age players tend to get it wrong and it takes a lot of practice and concentration to change. Once you do though, you will tackle with far more power. Think of it like a jab in boxing - if you jab with the left hand then you will lead with your left leg as well.

Jamie Joseph in his day was one tough uncomprising player in a well drilled Otago forward pack. even his old coach Laurie Mains was suprised by how well is doing at coaching. How the All Blacks let him go I will never know

Put lot of pressure on the back .when yu hit he goes down straight away .no lifting or driving. You are also a target to get bump off.

9.23 must be a flanker, pretty quick to his feet.

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Trying to teach a front on tackle for a side on tackle

This is brilliant tackle coaching. The nuance generally completely neglected when kids are starting to play rugby under the new RFU acronym heavy, skills light coaching mantra.

He sounds like that guy from police 10/7 😂 🚨

Been dominate because only Australia and bew Zealand took it seriously,now its professional countries are more competitive and the daysbare over of dominating

1:13 is the main part to watch

Jamie Joseph daman

6:14

Great technique to put your opponent down. The level of discipline is key when teaching this move👍🏻 joe Deveney.

Love and hate seeing NZ out in other countries helping out. 😂

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alot of these guys dont listen... lol. 😂😂 fs

All black intellectual property rights. Take it in lads.

Awesome video but those boys 👂worse then my u10s 💯🤣🤣🤣

Dont see much players win the ball from that tackle

Yu leave yourself open to get step and draw and pass n some through that gap yu leave

@ronniethompson7464

9 ай бұрын

Run through the gap and maybe a overlap

Like teaching a bunch of 6yr Olds jesus

This is rubbish launch with the shoulder while simultaneous wrapping the arms..... Tickling the back of the knee wtf. How often do you have to tackle an evading player, your not getting your knee anyway near your opponent... If a player is running upright at me I'm driving in hard at chest height wrapping arms and knocking them off there feet, keeping your head up in that instance keeps your head in a safer position to the side of the torso whilst stopping an offload, to keep you safe as a defender you need to control the momentum of the engagement not the attacker it's safer to use the center of gravity against the attacker by a heavy weighted chest driven tackle than getting low, there are times when legs tackle are needed and times chest tackles should be used the key is to evaluate and execute the appropriate technique at that moment.