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🏉 Exciting times ahead in the world of rugby! 🌟 Our Managing Director, Martin Butterworth, is gearing up for Round 2 of the 6 Nations, and he's got some predictions that are sure to spark some lively discussions. 🔥 What are your thoughts on this weekend's games? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland vs. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🏉 Ireland vs. Italy 🇮🇪🇮🇹 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales vs. France 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇫🇷 Drop your predictions below and let's see if you can outscore Martin's insights! 🤔🔮 #6Nations #RugbyPredictions #Round2 #RugbyTalk #SportsEnthusiasts

90% of people who completed our survey said that their business held fantasy sport competitions for men's sport but not for the women. Let's change that. The Guinness Women's Six Nations kicks-off THIS weekend and we've been thinking... what's the best way to get people involved and immersed with the tournament this year?   Our answer... we've set up a Six Nations Fantasy Rugby League powered by Energia so YOU can get more invested, learn about the players and invite your friends, family and colleagues to get invovled too! Not to mention there will be weekly prizes to be won which include match tickets and much more!   We do it for men's sport... so why not the women's too? Interestingly enough, we surveyed our audience around the concept of Fantasy Leagues and it was highlighted that the majority of businesses tend to participate in the men's versions of these but very few do the same for the women. In fact - Get involved here: https://lnkd.in/eUH2psRj

As a way to give back to our community and help out a local business. We have sponsored our hometown Rugby Club for this upcoming season. Here are the Glossop RUFC Junior Colts shorts! 🏉 - #grufc #growwithgrymm #Businessminds #ManchesterBusiness #HighPeakBusiness

Rugby royalty graces our screens as Ruan Pienaar shares tales of triumph, teamwork, and tenacity in this unforgettable episode!

What do the top four World Sevens Series International rugby sevens sides do well? I was asked why are the top four sides the best and what do they do really well to differentiate themselves? The obvious answers are: One that they have had "time together" as full time professionals to establish a playing side with a plentiful number of reserves ready at home to cover injuries and give the squad real depth and meaningful game based training. Secondly the players are better being more talented!- But this is not actually the case across the board! They are simply a better team and more together, with a clear game model, a healthy competitive squad culture (which goes back to having time together as professionals). But what about the way they play? What differentiates them? Here are my seven simple observations! 1. They recognise the importance of defence and set the side up initially to be hard to beat. This usually means three enforcers in the midfield with a real tackle and jackal threat. They usually score first as a result of a forced opposition error. 2. They set the side up with attacking flair, always ensuring they have two playmakers, and two top pace players on each edge. 3. Vitally they are PATIENT in attack recognising that they must move the opposition defence around if they are going to breach a world class defence via creating space or a miss match. 4. They move the ball quickly away from the breakdown stessing the defence. 5. Their edge play is excellent! They understand the need to go to the edge to move the opposition defence around and they realise the edge is an opportunity to create space elsewhere on a wide pitch! As a result they play 4-8 phases without being stressed! 6. Quite simply their support running is excellent "busting a gut" to support a "break", being either ready for the off-load/pass, or to run a legal blocking line to protect the ball carrier. 7. Their Kick-off play whether kicking or receiving is excellent with a clear understanding of primary and secondary roles, to ensure a higher percentage of possession! As a result a top four side will have real clarity and confidence in how to play their game and, as a result they know they will win if they execute well! #rugbysevens #worldsevensseries #internationalsevens #topsevensrugby #sevensdevelopment

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

Perfecting your spin pass in rugby? 🏉 Harlequins player Cadan Murley shows an example of both a right and a wrong way to pass the rugby ball👇 ❌ What NOT to Do: ▪️Don’t cross your arms over - Affects your balance and direction. ▪️Avoid holding the ball at the front - This makes your pass less controlled. ▪️Don’t throw the ball low - It can be hard for your teammate to catch and continue play. ✅ What TO Do: ▪️Hold the ball correctly - Position your hands in the middle of the ball for better control. ▪️Extend your arms towards your target - Ensures accuracy and power. ▪️Follow through smoothly - Helps maintain direction and spin. Follow us for more videos like this 🎥🏉 #TheCoachingGrid #AlwaysLearning #LearningFromTheBest #RugbySkills #SpinPass #RugbyLife #CadanMurley #Harlequins

The impact of Covid-19 on both businesses and communities has indeed been profound. The pandemic has highlighted the importance of relationships over transactions, emphasizing the value of collaboration, communication, and empathy. As businesses shift from a purely transactional approach to one that values relational dynamics, they foster environments where innovation and skill development thrive. This cultural shift towards nurturing soft skills and building partnerships can lead to more resilient and sustainable business models. Similarly, communities have faced challenges that require collective action and support. The pandemic has shown that community strength lies in unity and the ability to adapt and support one another. Coordinated efforts, whether through sponsorship, partnerships, or community initiatives, can help rebuild and reinforce community bonds, making them more robust against future adversities. The example of Westaway Sausages Ltd. and Newton Abbot Rugby Club illustrates how businesses can play a pivotal role in supporting and enhancing community spirit. By investing in local institutions and activities, businesses can contribute to the social fabric and well-being of the communities they are part of. In essence, the legacy of Covid-19 could be a shift towards a more relationship-oriented approach in both business and community settings, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, resilience, and mutual support.

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Check out some of the insights shared during the discussion by Frank Puletua, CEO of Oceania Rugby, on Leveraging International Partnerships for Maximum Impact. #StepUpOceania2 #Brisbane2032 #ONOCXLIVAGA #OceaniaTogether