The Bok Women concluded one other productive coaching camp on the Stellenbosch Academy of Sport on Friday, with the necessary facet of legislation interpretation a key facet to the week’s preparation and focus.
According to Bok Women assistant coach Franzel September, good work was carried out almost about their fundamentals, however importantly, consideration to element to the legal guidelines of the sport was an underlying theme at this camp, the third this yr as they build-up in the direction of the Rugby World Cup in August.
“We want to be the most disciplined team at the World Cup and made it part of our planning from the start,” mentioned September.
“At this camp, we had Aimee Barrett-Theron with us all week and Dylan November on Friday, aiding us in all issues law-related.
“Aimee did two days of coaching with us, going by means of numerous phases of play and explaining the way in which referees interpret issues and that helped the gamers an enormous quantity.
“Today, Dylan helped us in our defence session, and we want to thank them for their time. We really want to make this a focus area of our campaign, not to concede penalties, so these interventions are gold to us. We will keep involving them in future.”
September was complimentary not solely of the gamers’ perspective, but additionally health ranges. They endured very popular climate in Stellenbosch however by no means lacked effort.
“There is massive gratitude to all the provincial coaches, as all these players are also midst in the Women’s Premier Division, but we found their cooperation very beneficial,” he mentioned.
“We had a very good dialogue with them final November, explaining our roadmap to the World Cup and the way these camps match into that plan, and they’re all on board, one thing we can not credit score sufficient.
“The technical part of these camps is one thing, the fact that we can train with good intensity is another and very helpful.”
The gamers returned to their residence unions on Friday and will likely be again in motion subsequent weekend in spherical 5 of the Premier Division.
“The fact that we have the competition this early does not only help getting the girls in shape earlier than usual, but it also gives them valuable game time,” mentioned September.
“It also affords us the opportunity to keep a close watch on the contenders in each position. Overall, our campaign is moving along nicely.”
The subsequent camp will happen from 10-15 March, additionally in Stellenbosch.
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