with George Ford, England International
This is a unique, one off Zoom webinar that illustrates what a modern, effective and dangerous attack looks like in rugby union. Through discussion and video analysis, George will focus on the main coaching priorities that are fundamentals to coaching a structured and calculated attack. Additionally, George will highlight the vitally important position of the fly half and their role in orchestrating a try scoring attack and what attacking rugby might evolve to in the future.
England International
George Ford is the current England fly half and has 105 International caps for his country, as well as over 200 Premiership appearances for Sale, Leicester and Bath scoring over 2,400 points. George played in the Japan 2019 World Cup final v South Africa and again in the France 2023 World Cup where England finished third.
Coaching A Dynamic Attack And The Role Of The Number 10
School subscriptions for our webinars give access to up to 5 colleagues from the same school for a discounted rate.
Up to 5 members of staff from your school can join the webinar together, each logging in from their own device, one flat rate covers everyone, rather than booking individually. Your Zoom link will be sent to each participant's email address ahead of the session, so make sure you provide a name and email for everyone who's attending. As with our individual bookings, a recording is available for 48 hours afterwards for anyone who can't make the live session.
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