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The Rugby Bricks Podcast

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The Rugby Bricks Podcast is about speaking with some of the brightest minds, smartest coaches and most talented athletes from all around the world. We're breaking down their habits of what's made them successful and sharing their insights, tips, and quirks from their fields to make you the best you can be whether that's on or off the pitch.
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We're proud to partner with World Player of the Year Sophie de Goede to bring the first-ever Signature Kicking Tee to rugby. The red colour represents Sophie's Canadian heritage, and the packaging draws inspiration from basketball and rugby skill development and the journey a player travels through their career. Each kicking tee comes with a custom recycled Sophie cardboard box and poster, and Rugby Bricks OUTWORK OUTLEARN wristband and a sticker pack  Designed in CANADA - Ships September 17th
John Mitchell's journey is a testament to the power of embracing change, refining communication, and fostering authentic connections. His insights remind us that the journey of growth is ongoing, both personally and professionally. In this episode, Mitch shares his experiences and reflections, offering valuable lessons for anyone looking to enhance their leadership and communication skills.   To dive deeper into this insightful conversation, listen to the full episode.
Craig Stewart Skills Coach for the Kobelco Kobe Steelers talks skill work used in the championship winning 2026 season, alongside Head Coach Dave Rene.
In this Rugby Bricks podcast, Blues forwards coach breaks down the detail, mindset, and simplicity behind building a dominant lineout. Fish shares lessons from coaching environments around the world, why too many calls can hurt clarity, and the importance of mastering the "drill" before anything else. From hooker throwing pressure to defensive adjustments at Super Rugby level, this episode is packed with practical insights for players and coaches wanting to better understand one of rugby's most important set pieces.
Ben Herring breaks down why modern coaching is less about tactics and more about building genuine connections, trust, and a strong team culture. By putting people first, setting clear standards, and creating a shared purpose, coaches can unlock better performance and deeper player buy-in.
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