Eamonn Hogan's guest appearances

Eamonn Hogan

Rugby Coach Weekly

RuggaMatrix America - GoffRugbyReport

Jack Clark

Mark Bell

Peter Gray

Sarah Hall

Aaron Carpenter

Josh Katz

Brad Harrington

Tim Cluess

Joan Ryan

Ben Darwin

Graham Smith

Doug Brown

Barb Oakley

Lanny Bassham

Gary Lambert

OwlTail

In this episode, we speak to Eamonn Hogan, Level 3 coach, author and studying for a PhD around sports coaching. Focusing on coach development, we are going to cut to the root on what's wrong with coaching pathways.Eamonn has coached all around the world, particularly in the US, and his philosophy is to reveal current thinking about rugby union coaching as a career and to grow opportunities for true meritocracy, . You can contact him on Twitter @theeamonnhogan, or through @rugbycoachweekly. 

In this episode, we speak to Eamonn Hogan, Level 3 coach, author and studying for a PhD around sports coaching. Focusing on coach development, we are going to cut to the root on what's wrong with coaching pathways. Eamonn has coached all around the world, particularly in the US, and his philosophy is to reveal current thinking about rugby union coaching as a career and to grow opportunities for true meritocracy, . You can contact him on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/theeamonnhogan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@theeamonnhogan</a>, or through <a href="https://twitter.com/RugbyCoachWeek" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@rugbycoachweekly</a>.

The Coaching Knife: What's wrong with coaching pathways, with Eamonn Hogan

Eamonn Hogan sits with Bruce McLane for Part Two, as he talks about letting coaches and players find the right path for them.

Eamonn Hogan sits with Bruce McLane for Part Two, as he talks about letting coaches and players find the right path for them.

Eamonn Hogan Coach Talk Part 2

Longtime coach Eamonn Hogan talks about what lessons coaches learned as professional rugby came to the USA. The only overseas coach employed in PRO Rugby, Hogan has a special insight into how the game and the players have developed over the last few years.

Longtime coach Eamonn Hogan talks about what lessons coaches learned as professional rugby came to the USA. The only overseas coach employed in PRO Rugby, Hogan has a special insight into how the game and the players have developed over the last few years.