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Improve your running technique and reduce the chance of hamstring injury.
10th June 2025
In a recent study of 126 professional male footballers (1), the researchers found that those with good running mechanics were less likely to sustain a hamstring injury than those with bad running mechanics. This comes as no surprise to those of us who have been advocating the teaching of correct running form for team sports […]
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New Course for sports coaches

Rugby players using gymnastics movements

Gymnastics for sport

Over the past 5 or so years, I have been running Movement workshops for sports coaches and p.e. teachers. The participants have enjoyed learning how to teach movement and basic gymnastics that they can then share with their players and pupils.


Players who are stronger, more agile and more adaptable can pick up their sport’s technical skills a lot more easily than those who are weak, uncoordinated and over-drilled.


I have put together three tutorials that consolidate the workshops that I have run in person and they are now available online.
The introduction video is here:

Introduction video

You can purchase the membership here. It only costs £30 for 2 hours and forty minutes of content.

These tutorials will allow you and your players to develop their bodies and minds in a safe, progressive, imaginative and fun way.

I have attached the course outline below.

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Georgina Rozario: England Scrum Half
I had the pleasure of having James as my first s&c coach when I was at University in Plymouth. I worked with him for 3 years and learnt everything I now know about training to the best of my ability. When I first saw James I was identified as a talented rugby player but had various injury and illness problems to contend with. By the end of my time with him I had become an athlete and later received my first international cap against the U.S.A.
 
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