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CONTENTS

* RLCM - QUOTE FOR MONDAY - Jack Gibson

* RLCM - COMMENT - Congratulations to Great Britain and David Waite

* RLCM - ARTICLE - Visiting Coaches, talk tackling with John Dixon
By Gary Roberts Rugby League Writer
http://www.rlcm.com.au/carrara.htm

* RLCM - COACHING EXTRACT - A simple game being enveloped by
science and technology.
http://www.rlcm.com.au/editions.htm

* RLCM - POSITIONS VACANT UPDATE -
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MONDAYS COACHING QUOTE

" You can win a championship or get close to it if you defence holds"
- Jack Gibson from Inside League 1990

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Peter Roe, Swindon's new coach arrived in Australia today [Sunday] and he
will join other overseas coaches Halifax's Gareth Pratt and NZ's Doug King
as special guests at the quarterly RLCM Coaching Luncheon on Wednesday
which will be attended by a further 12 other Brisbane and Gold Coast rugby
league coaches in a informal chat and exchange of ideas.

The coaches will view a presentation of the SportsCode Digital Video
Analysis System [see Coaching Extract below].

Digital video analysis systems are rapidly becoming the coaching tool for
sporting individuals and organizations around the world.

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* COMMENT: RLCM Congratulates the Great Britain Team and David Waite.

David Waite and his players are to be praised on a magnificent effort at
Huddersfield last night.

David, would be proud that his players executed his game plan to the best
of their ability and they never retreated for the entire 80 minutes.

RLCM has been critical at times of the UK defence, but I acknowledge the
effort that was put in last night and of the vast improvement from the
previous week.

David Waite has proved his importance to the international game, by the
drawn game last night.

The game of Rugby League needs a competitive Great Britain, hopefully with
the new coaching structures that are being implemented by David Waite in
the UK this may come to fruition and we can see the new Great Britain
players performing at the same level of intensity as was exhibited last night.

Although some criticism may have been levelled at the Great Britain team
through the lack of results, I would advise those critics and class me as
one, study the video of the 2nd Test.

The defensive line and markers were nice to watch.

Well done, Great Britain and David Waite.
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* Visiting Coaches talk tackling with John Dixon

By Gary Roberts Rugby League Writer

RLCM is playing host to three overseas coaches over the next week and last
Thursday two of the coaches Gareth Pratt from Halifax Blue Sox and Doug
King from NZ were the guests of the Brisbane Broncos.

The coaches spoke with John Dixon, a Broncos assistant coach, who is charge
of the younger players at the club. The discussion was about tackling.

The game of Rugby league consists of two main principles and from these two
principles the game evolves -

Attack and Defence.

Firstly, before we move on to John Dixon's thoughts on how he develops the
young players into the Broncos defensive regime, read an extract from the
article by Roy Masters that appeared in the Inside League Book [Printed
1990] with the legendary coach Jack Gibson and what he said about Defence
in the '70's

" Now the modern coach is really conscious of defence.

"In past days selectors were only worried about whether a player could run
the ball. It did not matter if he couldn't tackle as long as he could
advance it.

"But with our defence the boy who could run the football wasn't so
successful because week after week we would jam our defence.

"We made that our number one priority. We gave recognition to players who
went well in defence. I'd read it out 'He made 17 tackles', 'He made three
in a row'.

"We drilled at it because, in the old days...not that long ago... if you
went to football training there was no such thing as spending one minute on
defence.

"They would spend one and a half hours running the football, but on Sunday
you are lucky to have the ball 50% of the time.

"In reality, at training the coach should spend 50% of the time on defence
and 50% on attack. That is what happens on game day." From Inside League
Book by Roy Masters printed 1990

Now back to the present, we hear of footwork, fast feet, same leg same
side, head in close, ball and all, smother tackles, edge defenders, ABC
defenders all terminology that refers to the art of the tackle and
tackling, a terminology that is reasonably new to the modern game.

Jack Gibson in the '70's may have been the first Rugby League coach in
Australia to pick up on the importance on defence in the game and spent
equal time on the training paddock involving defence and attack during the
same session.

But is the defensive game that is played at the NRL level starting to get
in the way of teaching the game at the junior level.

NRL coaches are always looking for a slight edge to get their club a win in
the tough world of NRL football, thus the terminology and jargon has evolved.

But does this assist in the development of players at the junior level.

John Dixon an assistant coach in the powerful Brisbane Broncos organization
explains it simply, he advises that the systems and patterns that are
played in the professional game should be left up there with the super
coaches with Bennett, Smith, Chris and Daniel Anderson and the like, as
they strive to find a small advantage.

The junior game is about developing and educating players, for the long
term and a correct technique must be showed at a junior level before young
players move on to the senior level.

John Dixon explains, "I think the tackle is important. But coaches have
gone away from the tackle and we have got very much involved in defensive
systems and patterns and all sorts of things, and I think the basic tackle,
which is the 'one on one' tackle, has been neglected.

"The reason being why it has been neglected is that, a tackle is hard to do
and it can hurt. So, a lot of coaches at junior and senior level have got
away from teaching the 'one on one' art of tackling.

"It does not matter how big players are, or how small they are, players
will have to tackle big guys and the big guys will tackle little guys

"If a player cannot make a tackle 'one on one', then I reckon he is in
strife. Here, [Broncos] we make a great emphasis on making the tackle and
being able to tackle everybody, whether they are big, fast, slow, little or
whatever.

The method of tackling had changed over the years, in past days all
children were taught how do 'front on', 'side on' and 'rear' tackles all
around the legs, beginning with arms and hands around the buttocks area
with the head behind or at the side and bringing the player to the ground
by sliding down his legs with clasped arms, and the game saw great tacklers
develop and mature through this method. Possibly the best ever at this type
of tackle was the great cover defender Johnny Raper. A tackle around the
chest area 'front on' was rarely contemplated.

Nowadays figures indicate that only 10% of tackles are around the legs and
90% are around the chest area, the aim is to stop the ball being advanced.

Dixon differs with the method in vogue today, of using the high tackle to
stop the ball first; he states that the Broncos first action is to stop the
ball runner.

"I look at it different. At the Broncos we coach the junior players
different from most.

"I don't see a tackle that way [chest high, first] some people do emphasize
stopping the ball initially, but we work on primarily stopping the ball
runner first and then secondly we stop the ball.

"The majority of tackles nowadays are front-on, in the days gone by, we had
more emphasis on side on tackles and later we taught blocking tackles when
the players began coming more forward.

"So, for today's game, players need to be strong and lead with their head
and shoulders for all tackles whether, front on, side on, rear and they
have to be very good at it, but all tackles stem from the players ability
initially to make a one on one tackle.

"At the Broncos our primary target zone is from the belt line up and below
where the ball is carried [midriff] and that is for all tackles. The
midriff area is a part the body that the player moves the least.

The proof of the target zone of where to tackle is emphasized by the
magical ex Bronco ball runner Steve Renouf, who repeatedly when attempted
to be tackled low by a defender showed what a swerve of the hips and a
strong fend could do for an attacking player who came in to low too tackle
the champion centre.

"The belt line down to the knees was the tradition area target zone in the
past for a 'side on' tackle, but a player still has movement there, they
can open their body up or they can swivel their hips like Renouf would do
and beat you with a fend if a defender is committed to that lower target
area.

Footwork is another really key part of being a good defender; it can be
underestimated in tackling.

Although some great Bronco players such at Trevor 'The Axe' Gillmeister and
Gavan Allen could launch at a tackle with two feet planted firmly on the
ground it has been proven that this is not the footwork technique to use in
the modern game

Dixon continues, "Most tackles are missed because players don't use their
feet. To get to the tackle some players will plant their feet or they are
wide apart and waiting for the ball carrier to come to them, this is not a
correct technique. As a general rule the best defenders have one foot up
and one-foot back.

"Defenders are normally at the mercy of the ball carrier if he plants his
feet to early. The defender can get bumped, ran over, have no drive or
cannot move. This is where the jumper grabbers come from, or the tackle is
only shoulder contact or an arm stretch attempting to implement a tackle,
rather than moving into the tackle.

"The defender should take short steps to the tackle, so that if the ball
runner does shift, the defender can take his feet to where he wants to go.

"We [Broncos] don't over emphasize one leg from the other, or same
shoulder, same leg. Our take on it is as a long as one leg is in the air it
does not matter; you need the weight distribution through your stride, so
if it is near leg or off leg it doesn't make any difference to us.

"We don't coach it, but we are happy to have one leg in the tackle so, one
of the key components involved in tackling is good footwork, have one foot
up in the tackle, we teach one foot forward and other foot back." Dixon
concluded.

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* A simple game being enveloped by science
and technology.

By Steve Hunt

The information technology revolution has
transformed the way rugby league coaching is
conducted, to a point!

Through the advancement of technology, coaches
can now have reams of videotape examining the
individual skills and performance traits of a player
at their disposal within minutes.

They can measure post-match body distress by fluid
loss, monitor a players dietary intake and responses with the view
of achieving optimum physical performance, as well
as maximising recovery from injury – all through a
greater use of technology.

The technology revolution is being used to give
closely matched teams the winning edge. The
difference can even come down to something simple
like the composition and texture of a league jersey
and its role in keeping a player’s body temperature
down to avoid fatigue.

This has created a fine line between ‘paralysis by
analysis’and ‘roboting’ players and an overall
objective by clubs to gain superiority on the training
and playing.

The technological evolutions have created a sporting
paradox….because league is essentially a simple
game.

“It’s quite scary what IT can do,” says Sydney
Roosters football manager Brian Canavan.

“A simple example is that if we want to look at
Andrew Johns’ kicks off his right foot to the right
side of the field we can simply make a phone call
and have all of his seasons kicks down the line on
our computers within 20 minutes.

“You can have a look at Shane Webcke’s runs and
examine which is his preferred side of the ruck. Is
he a left hand or right hand ball carrier, does he drop
his shoulder at the line, before the line?

“You can request all this information and it’ll be on
a 10-minute video for you in 20 minutes.

Some clubs are probably one or two years more advanced
than us but virtually by the month technology
advances.”

So, is the technological wave a good or a bad thing?
According to Canavan, careful step-by-step
assessments are the key to ensuring technology is
used in a beneficial way for individual players and
the team.................

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how to send your FREE advertisement for players and coaches.

* Prop Forward required for French Club
Villeneuve Leopards - France

For the second part of season between 01/01/03 to 31/05/03 Villeneuve
Leopards in are France are looking for a prop level NRL or Super League

The club need to defend the Crown of Championship and French Cup but also
is involved in the UK Challenge Cup next February

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Pierre SOUBIRAN
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* Manager - Sports Performance

Tasmanian Institute of Sport, Launceston, Tasmania

Salary Range
$33,478 - $49,186

Information

The successful candidate will be required to manage the TIS Sports
Performance Unit providing specialised advice on training and competition
programs assigned to TIS athletes and coaches.

This position will be under the general direction and supervision of the
Director, TIS.

Major duties will include:

Develop, coordinate and oversee the provision of national-standard sports
performance services to enhance athlete performance.

Conduct planned laboratory and field tests of TIS athletes to meet national
and international testing standards.

Interpret sports performance data and provide feedback to TIS athletes and
their coaches to aid with the planning of training programs.

Manage the Sports Performance Laboratory of the TIS, adhering to national,
laboratory standard accreditation requirements.

Supervise staff of the Sports Performance Unit.

Provide advice to coaches and athletes on sport technological advances that
have the potential to assist athlete performance.

Develop and provide continuing education programs for elite and developing
elite coaches and athletes. \par Design and conduct applied research that
will assist TIS athletes and coaches to enhance elite athlete performance.

Essential Requirements:

Satisfactory completion of an appropriate course of study at a recognised
tertiary institution.

Desirable Requirements:

Relevant experience in sports science application as it relates to high
performance sport. \par Current Drivers Licence.

Applications must address the Selection Criteria outlined in the Statement
of Duties. This may be obtained at www.jobs.tas.gov.au

Department of Economic Development or by contacting Jeanne Pennington,
Project Support Officer, TIS on (03) 6336 2202 or email
Jeanne.Pennington@...

Closing Date Friday 29 November 2002

Apply to:
Applications to Diane Chisholm, Human Resource Consultant,
Department of Economic Development,
GPO Box 646,
Hobart TAS 7001
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* The Leagues Clubs Association of NSW Ltd
Location: NSW

Salary Range: An attractive remuneration package will be provided to the
successful candidate.

Information:One of the club industrys leading member organisations requires
the services of a dynamic Chief Executive to lead and represent the
interests of licensed Rugby League Clubs in NSW.

The successful candidate will need to demonstrate a good understanding of
the NSW club industry and ideally have experience in Conference and Event
Management; conduct of Board and member meetings; management and
development of sponsorship partnerships; and advocacy on behalf of member
clubs in a variety of industry related forums.

Position details may be discussed with Paulene Heinonen at CMP Recruitment
on mobile 0438 981 048

Closing Date: 5:00 pm Friday 22 November 2002

Apply to: Interested applicants should forward their resume, marked

Private and Confidential to:
Chief Executive Officer
The Leagues Clubs Association of NSW Ltd,
165 Phillip Street
Sydney
NSW 2000
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* Experienced UK sports scientist

Seeks Australian/NZ club to work with in coaching / conditioning / Sports
science role.

Experienced applied sports scientist seeks Australian/NZ club to work with
in coaching / conditioning / Sports science role.

I am an experienced sports scientist with a history working at high levels
within English sport including a year at a premier league soccer club
(Bolton Wanderers) and Super League Rugby League clubs (Wigan Warriors and
Halifax Blue Sox)

I have experience working in the development of Sport Psychology programmes
and in
assisting strength conditioning and fitness programmes (& testing) at these
levels.

I obtained a MSc in Sports and Exercise Science in 2000 and am
a qualified fitness instructor.

I am currently head of department (sports science) at a college in Halifax
(England) dealing with issues including sports nutrition, sports
psychology, fitness testing and coaching.

I am also qualified to rugby league club coach Level.

I am looking to emigrate toAustralia after spending 8 months there in
2000-2001 where I spent time as head coach at Cumberland College (Sydney).

Anyone interested please contact me for a full copy of my CV at
john@...

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* Aaron Raper seeks a part-time/full-time coaching role
Sydney Region, preference to work within the newly formed Sponsor or
Premiership Cups.

I am submitting information on behalf of my client Aaron Raper.

Due to my clients extensive playing experience and subsequent exposure to
coaching and development formulas & techniques I am sourcing a coaching
role that is commensurate with his abilities and industry knowledge.

Below covers off-field activities during a long and successful playing
career that encompasses over 175 first class matches in the NRL and English
Super League, State of Origin and the 1995 World Cup.

Seeking a part-time/full-time coaching role in the greater Sydney Region.
Preference to work within the newly formed Sponsor or Premiership Cups.

Experience;
2002 - Head Coach/Captain - Old Bar Pirates (Cental Coast)
2001 - Player, Co-coach - Castleford Tigers Colts team, Head Development
Officer - Castleford Tigers
2000 - Player, Co-Coach - Castleford Tigers Colts Team
2000 - Player, Head Development Officer - Castleford Tigers
1996-99 Parramatta Eels Player, Implementation of development programs in
the Parramatta Distict
1988-95 Cronulla Sharks Player, Junior Development Officer @ Cronulla Sharks

For further information contact:

Andrew Purcell
Client Services
TSE Corporate Entertainment
(formerly ASK Promotions)
Level 6, 228 Pitt Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Ph: 61 2 9287 0212
Mob: 0411 649 742
Fax: 6 12 9264 3737
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* JUNIOR COACH IN THE LAKE MACQUARIE AREA SEEKS A CLUB FOR THE 2003 SEASON.

LEVEL 1 COACHING ACCREDITION

I HAVE MANAGED & COACHED U 10'S &U8'S.

KERRY (DICK) LEE
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* Whitton Bulls RLFC
Require: First Grade Coach,
Halfback or Centre

First Grade Coach to play in NSWCRL Group 17

Excellent Position

Whitton have been First Grade Grand Finalists fin five of the last seven
years, winning two Premierships in 1998 and 2001

We also require a Halfback or Centre but others can apply.

Employment and accomodation available.

Apply in writing to:
Whitton Bulls RLFC.
PO Box 107
Whitton 2705.

For more information

Mick Lowrie

President
Ph: 02/6953 2027

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* Ivanhoes Rugby League Club
Seeks Two Prop Forwards

Ivanhoes Rugby League Club situated in the Northern Suburbs of Cairns.

We are seeking two prop forwards and can offer employment and accomodation
packages plus win bonuses for the for the right players.

Opportunities exist for enthusiastic fringe first graders

Information on our club can be seen on the web site -
www.worldfootballrankings.com/Ivanhoes.html

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* YANCO WAMMON RLFC GROUP 20 RIVERINA NSW.
REQUIRE PLAYERS FOR THE 2003 SEASON.
13/11/02

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IF YOU HAVE A PROFFESIONAL OUTLOOK AND ARE PREPARED TO WORK HARD WHY NOT
COME AND JOIN US.

CONTACT ROY JEWITT CAPTAIN/COACH
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* Isis RLFC, situated in South East QLD
Require Player/coach for 2003 season.

Remuneration excellent, employment available.

For more information contact;
Craig Buckley on 07 4151 1206 from 6:00 pm nightly.
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* Fremantle Roosters RLFC - Western Australia
Players Wanted for Season 2003

Finding it hard to be noticed in the tough Eastern States Competition.
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Try WA Rugby League next season
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This season 12 WA players were selected in the Australia "A" team that
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Excellent Beach's and Lifestyle in the West
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