Physical preparation for rugby


LA PRÉPARATION PHYSIQUE AU RUGBY
  • During training : Hydrate regularly is crucial. Isotonic drinks can also be useful for reconstructing electrolytes lost through sweat.

Recovery is equally important. Techniques such as adequate sleep, massages and use of cold bathrooms can help reduce fatigue and improve muscle recovery. Methods such as compression, passive stretching and even the use of electrical stimulation devices can also promote rapid recovery.

In addition, it is essential to listen to your body. If a player feels persistent pain or excessive fatigue, it is better to consult a health professional or a coach to avoid long -term injuries.

5. The mental aspect of the preparation

Rugby is a highly competitive sport that requires not only physical strength, but also a solid mental preparation. Players must be able to manage the pressure, remain concentrated and be resilient in the face of adversity.

Here are some strategies to strengthen mental preparation:

  • Visualization : Practicing the visualization can help players project themselves into the scenarios of games, anticipate the movements of their opponents and mentally prepare for game situations.
  • Meditation and awareness : These techniques can help reduce stress and improve concentration. Regular meditation sessions can strengthen self -employment and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
  • Team cohesion development : Rugby is a team sport and chemistry among the players is crucial. Team strengthening activities can help build solid relationships, promoting better teamwork on the field.

Rugby physical preparation program

Here is a four -week physical preparation program, designed to improve the strength, resistance, speed and agility of rugby players.

This program can be adjusted based on the level of competence and individual needs.

Week 1

Monday: bodybuilding (strength)

  • Hot -Up: 10 minutes of cardio light (race, bike)
  • Squat: 4 series of 8-10 repetitions
  • Bench press: 4 series of 8-10 repetitions
  • Earth raised: 3 series of 8-10 repetitions
  • Luts: 3 series of 10 repetitions per leg
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Tuesday: field training + sprint

  • Heating: 10 minutes of jogging
  • Tactical exercises: 30 minutes
  • Sprint (30 m, 50m, 100m): 6 repetitions of each distance with complete recovery between the sprints
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Wednesday: endurance

  • Long Race: 45 minutes at a moderate rhythm
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Thursday: bodybuilding (power) + agility

  • Heating: 10 minutes of cardio
  • Canned jumps: 4 series of 6-8 repetitions
  • Kettlebell Swing: 4 series of 10 repetitions
  • Agrills of Agility (Scala, Coni): 20 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Friday: field training (simulation game)

  • Heating: 10 minutes of jogging
  • Simulation or reduced game match: 60 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Saturday: active rest

  • Yoga or swimming: 30-45 minutes

Sunday: Complete match or rest


Week 2

Monday: bodybuilding (strength)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Bulgari squat: 4 series of 8-10 repetitions per leg
  • Military developed: 4 series of 8-10 repetitions
  • Traffic: 3 series of 6-8 repetitions
  • Guain: 3 series of 30-60 seconds
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Tuesday: field training + speed

  • Heating: 10 minutes of jogging
  • Tactical exercises: 30 minutes
  • Ascent Sprints (20m): 6 repetitions
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Wednesday: endurance

  • Long Race: 60 minutes at a moderate rhythm
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Thursday: bodybuilding (power) + agility

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Power Cleans: 4 series of 6-8 repetitions
  • Agility scale exercises: 20 minutes
  • Side jumps: 3 series of 10 repetitions per side
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Friday: field training (simulation game)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Simulation or reduced game match: 60 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Saturday: active rest

  • Light activity: walking, yoga or swimming

Sunday: Complete match or rest


Week 3

Monday: bodybuilding (strength)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Squat: 4 series of 6-8 repetitions (weight gain)
  • Bench press: 4 series of 6-8 repetitions (weight gain)
  • Earth raised: 3 series of 6-8 repetitions (weight gain)
  • Market slot: 3 series of 10 repetitions per leg
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Tuesday: field training + speed

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Tactical exercises: 30 minutes
  • Sprint (30 m, 50m, 100m): 8 repetitions of each distance
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Wednesday: endurance

  • Long Race: 45 minutes at a prolonged pace
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Thursday: bodybuilding (power) + agility

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Box jumps: 4 series of 8 repetitions
  • Kettlebell Swing: 4 series of 12 repetitions
  • Agrills of Agility (Scala, Coni): 30 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Friday: field training (simulation game)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Simulation or reduced game match: 60 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Saturday: active rest

  • Yoga or swimming: 30-45 minutes

Sunday: Complete match or rest


Week 4

Monday: bodybuilding (strength)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Squares: 4 series of 5-6 repetitions (maximum weight)
  • Military developed: 4 set of 5-6 repetitions (maximum weight)
  • Traffic: 4 Set of 6 repetitions (Add weight if possible)
  • Guain: 3 series of 45-60 seconds
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Tuesday: field training + speed

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Tactical exercises: 30 minutes
  • Ascent Sprints (30m): 6 repetitions
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Wednesday: endurance

  • Long Race: 60 minutes at a prolonged pace
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Thursday: bodybuilding (power) + agility

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Power cleanings: 4 set of 5-6 repetitions (maximum weight)
  • Agility scale exercises: 30 minutes
  • Side jumps: 4 sets of 10 repetitions per side
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Friday: field training (simulation game)

  • Heating: 10 minutes
  • Simulation or reduced game match: 60 minutes
  • Elongation: 10 minutes

Saturday: active rest

  • Light activity: walking, yoga or swimming

Sunday: Complete match or rest


Additional advice

  1. Listen to your body : If you feel pain or excessive fatigue, do not hesitate to regulate the program or make an additional day of rest.
  2. Hydration : Make sure to remain well hydrated for the whole week, especially during and after training.
  3. Nutrition : A balanced diet is essential to support your training efforts. Promote foods rich in nutrients and avoid too fatty or sweet food.
  4. Hot -Up and recovery : Never neglect the heat -Up before each training session and lengthening to avoid injuries.
  5. Progress of progress : Hold a training diary to follow your progress, regulate weights and note performance during the games.

Following this program and integrating these suggestions, you are on the right way to improve physical preparation for rugby. Good luck and have fun on the field!

Conclusion

Physical preparation is essential to excel in rugby. By combining strength, resistance, speed and agility, players can fully reach their field potential. A well -structured training program, accompanied by an adequate diet and recovery time, allows each player to effectively prepare for rugby requirements.

It is essential to recognize that each player has unique needs, which makes the personalization of training programs essential. That you are a new expert athlete, investing in your physical and mental preparation is essential to achieve your sporting goals.

Rugby, with its challenges and prizes, offers exceptional experience. Thanks to careful preparation, each player can not only improve his performance, but also completely savor every moment on the field. Let your passion for rugby motivates you to give your best in every game!

In the gym MagicfitThe qualified coaches are ready to develop a tailor -made program, whatever your level is. Do not hesitate to ask your physical coach to make an appointment with our coaches to optimize your performance and reach your ambitions faster.

Don’t leave your sports dreams at random. Take an appointment in one of the Magicfit sports halls and engage on the path of better physical preparation for rugby.

With the support of professionals, you can maximize your potential and fully live your passion for this demanding sport. Join us today and transform your physical preparation into success!

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