Sentence examples for tackling practice from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we're going to have tackling practice with him," Coach Tom Coughlin said.

Add some bone crunching encounters with Bakkies Botha and tackling practice with Mathieu Bastareaud and you are getting warmer.

For his Chicago teams he devised the end-around play, the man in motion, the huddle (also credited to Bob Zuppke, coach at the University of Illinois), the shift (later employed with great success by Knute Rockne at the University of Notre Dame), and the dummy for tackling practice.

He's sold the house, and the car; his brief forays into American football in Germany (which ended when he did not get a work permit) and rugby league (which ended after a few weeks of tackling practice at Castleford) were really just desperate efforts to earn a living.

Maitland had a kick charged down, and Heaslip dropped the ball after claiming a line-out catch to give the Lions some tackling practice, the tourists conceding two quick penalties.

If nothing else, in front of more than 100,000 at the Horseshoe, the Scarlet Knights will have a chance to show the benefits of all that rugby tackling practice.

And he did it all by winning with nos: no tackling in practice, no practices longer than 90 minutes and no calling him Coach.

Gagliardi was known for unconventional coaching methods that were often called "Winning With Nos" — no tackling in practice, no hitting blocking sleds, no mandatory weight training and no practices longer than 90 minutes.

George Osborne has made tackling the practice a priority for Britain's chairmanship of the G8.

The Times' Toni Monkovic suggests banning tackling in practice at the college level, as Division III St . Johns in Minnesota does.

We need to foster healthy, day-in-day-out collaboration while tackling bad practice where it exists.