Joel Crump

Mike chats with Brian about all things rugby coaching including instilling belief, the challenges of coaching in the NPC and his experiences coaching in the US with the MLR champions, The New England Free Jacks.

Mike chats with Brian about all things rugby coaching including instilling belief, the challenges of coaching in the NPC and his experiences coaching in the US with the MLR champions, The New England Free Jacks.

Mike chats with Rusty about how we could fail faster as coaches, sharing his best (and worst) coaching experiences on a journey including Mitre 10,

Women’s Super Rugby and now in the MLR with the New England Free Jacks. Enjoy!

Dan Cottrell speaks to Inside Running Academy boss, Mike Rogers. Mike, who’s just finished a season in the US MLR with the New England Free Jacks talks openly about his experience coaching in both his homeland of New Zealand and the States.There is a very moving passage where we discuss vulnerability and authenticity. Mike’s message about his relationship with rugby and his family will strike many chords with coaches.Here’s what else we chatted about:Why we need to coach players to tackle higher, not lowerThe benefits of ball stripping in the tackleReviewing players more effectivelyLife balance for a coachHow we share as coachesWhat can businesses learn from rugby and vice versa?Inside Running are about to run their next amazing Coach Learning, number seven in the series.

Host Phil Llewellyn with guests review some of the many great podcasts, books, articles and webinars from the last week.

This week’s guests: Mike Rogers, Waikato Women’s head coach, former Bay of Plenty senior and U19 coach and host Inside Running coach learning series and Jay Carter, Golf New Zealand National Coach and host Talking Performance podcast.

The team pick out the key takeaways from each piece of great content and discuss how it can be applied to coaching.

Mike Rogers, Coaching Philosophy, Women’s Super Rugby NZ & Online Coach Development

Our guest this week is BOP Steamers assistant coach Mike Rogers. Mike goes deep in to some of his “Favourite Failures” and why the last 18 months have been really tough.

Mike speaks openly and candidly about what he thinks we need to do in order to best support coaches and what he believes to be most important in coaching and coach development.