What are the main attributes of a good tighthead prop , also how do i coach correct tighthead technique
Rowan
Perhaps you are doing your RFU Level 2 - if so you will need to flesh this out.
Tight Head Prop
For good scrummaging techniques - look at the online IRB Rugby Ready resource.
I hope this helps
Simon
Rowan I think you need to consider the mental aspects of the position as well. Front row is no place for shrinking violets and good props need to have the self confidence to cope with the mental battle, win or lose. Props, as a breed, are also very technically minded and will talk about angles, forces, the whole technical area for ages. And don't forget the line out. Mick
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