Sharks Skills Development Program back better than ever in 2022
Author : Sharks Media
Sharks Skills Development Program back better than ever in 2022
Entering its seventh year, the Sharks Skills Development Program (SDP) returns in 2022, with highly qualified coaches and NRL stars past and present to pass on their vast rugby league knowledge to all those taking part.
To be conducted at Pointsbet Stadium, where participants can experience the same training environment and facilities as the Sharks NRL squad, the 2022 Sharks SDP is now accepting applications.
A program designed by Cronulla Sharks Academy and Talent Identification Manager Glenn Brailey, a man with a long history of coaching achievement.
At a local level, Brailey coached a junior club team to 10 consecutive premierships, he currently oversees the Sharks Junior Reps and Pathways programs.
With his coaching experience also including nine years at the Cronulla club.
State and National Championship success as head coach of the 2015 Matthews Cup Sharks and stints as Coach of the Samoa Women’s national squad and of the Sharks Harvey Norman Women’s team.
Brailey has designed a program which is committed to providing professionally organised coaching to all juniors seeking to improve their Rugby League skills and techniques.
Ideal for both beginners as well as experienced players aged between 5 and 12.
Both boys and girls, the SDP targets aspiring juniors, with each participant taught core skills while placing an emphasis on effective tackling techniques, firm in the belief safe and correct tackling is a crucial aspect of Junior Rugby league.
The players will also be analysed by the collection of high-level coaches to guarantee the outcomes of the program are being achieved.
And not only will those taking part train like NRL players, they will also have the opportunity to perform like them on the big stage, with SDP participants invited to play during pre-game and half-time at a Sharks home game during the 2022 season.
Rounds and Dates TBC.
The program runs for four sessions, over four weeks, and represents the perfect preparation for the upcoming Junior League season.
See below more information including the cost of the program, session dates and times, inclusions and key focus areas.
Confirming all sessions will be held at PointsBet Stadium, 461 Captain Cook Drive, Woolooware.
Sharks Skills Development Program
Price – $199 (Places in the program are limited)
Ages – Boys & Girls – Aged 5-12
Session Times (Subject to Change):
5:15pm – 6:15pm
Session Dates:
Session 1 – 7th March
Session 2 – 14th March
Session 3 – 21st March
Session 4 – 28th March / 29th March (provisional TBC)
Includes:
• Exclusive Sharks Skills Development training shirt
• Sharks Reefy Membership
• Pre-contact safe body positioning
• Pre-tackle preparation
• Tackle mechanics
• Safe falling technique
• Advanced Catch/Pass technique
• Methods of evasion and running lines
• Creating overlaps and using numbers
To register CLICK HERE or for more Information, please contact Alexander Biceski via email: abiceski@sharks.com.au
The Sharks SDP and other great initiatives offered to the community are made possible through Sharks Have Heart, the Community arm of the Cronulla Sharks.
You can donate to Sharks Have Heart through the link below and also be included on our ‘Living Wall’ with others who have made valuable contributions to the charity.
DONATE HERE: http://sharkshaveheart.com.au/
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