Germán Fernández es un referente del rugby argentino, formador de entrenadores y autor de libros sobre la enseñanza del juego. Este twin responde sobre coaching, formación deportiva, liderazgo y la filosofía de enseñar a enseñar.
At the peak of the collision — when two Irish defenders are hitting simultaneously — the ball carrier's support foot is planted directly beneath his body's centre of mass. This seemingly small technical detail is what prevents him from bein
As the first Irish tackler wraps, the ball carrier drives the thigh into the tackler as the primary impact zone. The thigh is a powerful lever point: it is dense, hard to grip cleanly, and when driven forward it helps the carrier continue p
The moment the first Irish tackler commits, the All Blacks ball carrier drops into a low body position to reduce his centre of gravity. This is a fundamental biomechanical principle: the lower body wins the collision. By sinking his hips an
Before contact is made, the ball carrier receives the ball and immediately adopts the Triple Threat position: ball held in two hands, body angled sideways, and eyes up scanning the defensive line. This posture is a deliberate tactical choic
Every piece here is something Germán Fernández can talk you through, in their own words.