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Coming soon - Graham Henry 'Constant Improvement' Posted about 10 years ago

Graham Henry tackles the questions; how do you get better? and how do you constantly improve? For a man who has won the Rugby World Cup as a coach, you may think that improvement wouldn’t be at the top of his ‘to do’ list. However, Ted recognises the importance of betterment in order to remain at the top.

In this module Graham covers ‘team talk’, is it for you and your team or not? He talks about a coaches approach to half time in a game. How do you get you team to follow you and your calls. Individual player development (IPP) is covered as well as team culture.

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<b>Sir Graham Henry</b> (Ted) is a New Zealand rugby union coach, and former head coach of the country's national team, the All Blacks. Ted is one of the most successful coaches to have ever coached the All Blacks.

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