Functional role of the back row in the sport of rugby union

What you'll learn
Position-Specific Tactical Expertise – Master the distinct responsibilities of each back row position
Blindside flanker knowledge and experience
Openside flanker knowledge and experience
Number 8 knowledge and experience
Requirements
None
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.Functional Roles in Rugby Union: The Back RowCourse OverviewUnlock the engine room of modern rugby union with this comprehensive course dedicated to the back row—the blindside flanker (6), openside flanker (7), and number eight (8). These three positions form the heartbeat of a team's physicality, continuity, and defensive intensity. Back row players are the link between forwards and backs, the first responders at the breakdown, and the strategic disruptors who shape momentum on both sides of the ball.Whether it's the destructive power of the blindside, the turnover mastery of the openside, or the dynamic ball‑carrying and decision‑making of the number eight, this course breaks down the unique and interconnected demands of each role.What You'll LearnAcross six in‑depth modules, you'll explore the full spectrum of back row performance, including:Breakdown dominance: mastering jackal technique, cleanout sequencing, body‑height battles, and the biomechanics of leverage.Defensive systems: tackle profiles for each position, folding patterns, edge defence, and collision‑winning strategies.Ball‑carrying and continuity: footwork patterns, contact-point manipulation, offload decision‑making, and support-line intelligence.Set-piece responsibilities: scrum channel roles, back row binds, No. 8 control, and lineout lifting, jumping, and movement patterns.Game intelligence: reading momentum, identifying mismatches, defensive scanning, and adapting to opposition structures.Physical preparation: position‑specific conditioning for repeat efforts, acceleration, wrestling strength, and contact endurance.You'll also gain access to evidence-based nutrition guidance tailored to the high‑output demands of elite back row play, where daily energy requirements often range between 3,500–6,500 calories for males and 3,000–6,000 for females, depending on training load and positional profile.Who Should EnrolIdeal for rugby coaches seeking deeper insight into back row performance, current or aspiring flankers and number eights, strength and conditioning coaches, and anyone wanting to understand the tactical and physical sophistication of these pivotal positions.Course OutcomesBy the end of this program, you will:Develop a comprehensive understanding of the technical, tactical, and physical demands of blindside, openside, and No. 8 roles.Gain the ability to coach or play each position with clarity, purpose, and strategic intelligence.Understand how to build back row players who can dominate collisions, control tempo, and influence every phase of the game.Be equipped to apply these principles at grassroots, academy, or elite levels, ensuring your athletes or teams perform with precision and impact.
Who this course is for
Rugby union coaches, players and enthusiasts
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