NEP delighted to be back as host and presentation supplier at Croke Park for the United Rugby Championship monster clash between Leinster Rugby & Munster Rugby live on RTE Over 80,000 at the sold out game of the season. Thanks to IRIS PRODUCTIONS and Kieran Hartigan. #oneNEP 🏉 #oneTEAM
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With Chile Rugby highlighted in the below article it should be noted that on the weekend when the Chilian Condors beat Canada it was with a team that had higher levels of #Cohesion (as measured by #CohesionAnalytics) than Rugby Canada and with the #Cohesion created by less games compared to Canada - Strong alignment allows efficient creation of #Cohesion.
With an almost Southern Hemisphere International Rugby Union clean sweep on the weekend (Romania beat Tonga BTW) revisiting an old #TheGAINLINEReport looking at - Why do Southern Hemisphere Teams (almost) always win the Rugby World Cup? Tap to read - https://zurl.co/7zWx
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Off topic, but for Australian Rugby enthusiasts, the following revised Sydney/NSW Schoolboy competition proposal for 2025 provides an example of how institutions can change, this proposal must have Sydney/NSW Schoolboy Rugby and the future improvement of Rugby in Australia at its core - a great step in the right direction for Rugby in Australia https://lnkd.in/g-nZBa5J
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Portugal Rugby Fixtures: Os Lobos Schedule And Watch Guide - FloRugby: Portugal Rugby Fixtures: Os Lobos Schedule And Watch Guide FloRugby
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https://lnkd.in/etRfAxUR I think that I read over a 100 comments on this and a number of related articles. And ultimately I come down in favour of the process as the Tier 2 Board includes existing Championship representation. In addition, selection of the two new clubs is based on a set of criteria that is consistent with creating a sound foundation including: (1) Minimum Operating Standards. (2) Finanacial Viability. (3) Player base, competiveness, commercial and geography. So the clubs' proposals should have to demonstrate that they are viable and have an expansion agenda. Interestingly, this would suggest that they should not all be based in south or west London as they would be competing against possibly Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club and definitely Harlequins and Saracens Group so in conflict with arguably (2) and certainly (3). But it does suggest London Irish Rugby Club, Wasps and Worcester Warriors might meed to adopt a flexible, franchise style approach to hit the mark. But I would like to know: (a) Who will be on the tender panel? (b) How will the money be used? (security or investment elsewhere in the levels below Premiership Rugby, other ways of improving supporter and player involvement). (c) More detailed criteria...at present it lacks the credibility of a properly robust process with a level playing field. And interestingly if any previously wound up clubs were to exist in a new format but with the same investors or using collateral from the previous incarnation, what would England Rugby and the Rugby Players Association have to say about unpaid rugby debts? So good start, but would definitely like more information as I am sure many other supporters would too.
Brilliant news for English rugby 👏 London Irish announced last night that they have officially submitted an expression of interest to the RFU to compete in the Tier 2 Championship league in 2025/26 ✍️ This comes a few weeks after Worcester Warriors made it public that they wish to compete. It’s looking more and more likely that we will see London Irish and Worcester return to top-flight rugby very soon 🏉 #rugby #englandrugby
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Take a look back at one of our favorite projects from last year, working with RPI Rugby, here's a snippet of some of the work we did for them! #OneProductions #RPIRugby #BTS #SizzleReels #Snippet
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There's no app for that! Spinetingling moment of warrior passion in the England v Samoa rugby league test match when Toa Samoa's Gordon Chan Kum Tong lays down the Siva Tau cultural challenge to Mikey Lewis who accepts the challenge, standing his ground at the centre of the Brick Community Stadium in Wigan. Great pride and mutual respect from both players and wonderful that they can have such a ferocious exchange, yet still enjoy a joyous moment of fraternity after the game when the 173cm Chan Kum Tong shares with Lewis the reason he selected him for the challenge: "I had to find someone my height." Chan Kum Tong also presents Lewis with a garland made of chocolates, they embrace, have a laugh and onto the second Test. Some thought it crossed the line, whilst others thought it was refreshing to see undiluted passion and players proud to play contact sport for their country. For mine 'The People's Game' is at its best when fierce competitors become respectful comrades after the final whistle and this exchange was the perfect illustration. Thanks to Gordon and Mikey, two men brought together from vastly different cultural backgrounds for showing us the values that rugby league represents. #GordonMikey #ToaSamoa #SivaTau #WeEmbraceIt #ThePeoplesGame Credit: England Rugby League
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Really enjoyed delivering a workshop on managing emotions to the boys at Activate Rugby Academy during their pre-season last week. Here's a short clip explaining 4 steps to help you manage emotions in sport - check it out! #sportpsychology #emotions
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Adain Summerfield yes and as well as the purpose, there are 6 other main areas we have to get bettter at in today's fast pace world of constant disruption 1. Identify signals that help determine the future in the code, industry or organization 2. From purpose link objectives to behaviors and understand to focus on most critical few objectives with intension and understanding what change means for human beings, neuroplasticity i.e. What propels and what restricts building new path ways 3. The outcomes to be associated with the organizational health nedeed, Always Ready - prepared and resilient, Always Responsive - ability to respond quickly to change, Always Innovative - ways to disrupt current business patterns and the code, industry or organization, moving away from linear thinking which is only about the competitive edge, that today can be wiped out over night, by a regulatory change, demand or new ways 4. The impact of interrupted business or training cycles and the ways to complement changing cycles 5. Ways or a lens to move from where we are today to the vision and purpose, Tools Agility or Tech Agility, Structural Agility, Outcomes Agility, Social Agility and the most important Mental Agility 6. Developing capability, unlearning and unlearning processes, strategies and approaches that have been the success in the past, butdon't serve today OrgFit International we see Codes, organizations that have a holistic approach and strategy of these six factors will move from surving to thriving or thriving to superthriving
Respectfully, Canterbury Rugby. Strategy 2028 | https://lnkd.in/gkRhkdhi
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