Jess Bunyard
Challenging the Game
Coaching within rugby, finding your authentic way of coaching and how to be more player-specific. www.coachcarecreate.com
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Jess Bunyard
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Dernier épisode
6 juil. 2026
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Challenging the Game with Anne Onwusiri 19.04.2024 39:59
In this episode Jess is joined by the founder of Black Girls Ruck, Anne Onwusiri. They discuss race and gender within rugby union, what Anne would change within the game (less running) and how to remove barriers to participation. Subscribe to Coaching Care Creativity, a newsletter and site for coaching, for coaching women's rugby, for coaching with care and creativity Get full access to Coaching C...
Marketing and governance with Charlie Roberts 05.03.2024 44:28
Charlie Roberts has been involved with rugby for over 10 years. She was the first female chair of a community rugby club and has been Chair of Women and Girls rugby for Yorkshire RFU. She's also a marketing specialist and has been involved with USA Rugby and Rugby Europe. Charlie chats about challenging the current governance, how to market your rugby club and why backing yourself to send tha...
Let's start together - Teaser episode 22.02.2024 13:38
Challenging the Game teaser episode! People involved in the game, including players, academics, journalists and coaches shared what the words: Challenge, Challenging and Challenging the Game means to them in their context. Plus find out more about the podcast series Music: TVARI - Tokyo Cafe This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus epis...
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