Enever Coaching

July Junior Rugby 3-Day Program 🏉

Most common question I get is ‘Are all the days the same?’. There are components we keep the same however the skill blocks change and are planned to cover all core skills alongside speed/ athletic development drills. These progress from refining the skill and then testing them in more open drills to encourage decision making and transfer to game scenarios.

The 3 days aim to provide all the tools for a solid day of contact and a rugby game on Friday 👊🏼

There’s potentially the ‘best’ social media plan/schedule available within a few clicks. I honestly don’t want to lose touch of what I feel is our point of difference. A genuine approach of providing an environment for junior players to learn, have fun and continue fostering their love for the game. I will aim to provide some insight over the coming weeks; however might lack bells and whistles as we plan for our next program in July 8th, 9th and 10th 🏉.

I love Sunshine Coast Rugby.

Not a sook post but just a challenge for the year - can we just be a bit better? I grew up here, my parents washed countless Stingrays Jerseys and Dads filled up countless water bottles. I love banter and grassroots rugby is full of quality chat from the sidelines. I agree I need to do a few more calf raises - good call.

But being targeted with such foul language with my 2 young kids present and a bunch of junior players around has no place. How can some of the punters also allow that beside them and accept that. Everyone has it tough in some way these days, life isn’t easy. Can we take a moment say hey are you doing okay? Could you just tone it down a bit? Or more importantly can some individuals pull their head in and be mindful of the environment?

I’ve always copped it and that’s fine I enjoy most of it. But until we draw the line and realise what’s acceptable can we all just set a good example for our juniors and our communities.

Last week we had our Easter Holiday Program 🔥. From all the team especially fan favorite Owen we thank you for all the support - it was great to see so many new faces 💪🏼 looking forward to an even bigger and better June/ July program 👌🏼.

Our upcoming program builds core skills and athletic development while creating an inclusive environment to prepare players for the 2026 season and beyond 🏉

https://www.ecrugby.com.au/programs/p/junior-pre-season-rugby-academy-ages-10-14-x3hy5

April Junior Rugby/Speed Program 🏉 Just a 2 minute walk to finish the day at the SCGS Aquatic Centre. Great way to freshen up and go again 👊🏼

Less than 2 weeks until our April Rugby Program 👊🏼 Can’t wait with the season just around the corner 🏉

Spots filling fast - ecrugby.com.au

April Junior Holiday Rugby Program
April 8th, 9th, 10th. 9:00am - 3:00pm
Sunshine Coast Grammar School.
Available to Ages 10-14 Sunshine Coast Players.

Easter Holidays Junior Rugby Program Ages 10-14 — Enever Coaching Full 3-Day Enever Coaching Program is Back! Sunshine Coast Grammar School Ages 10-14. April - Wednesday 8th 9-3pm, Thursday 9th 9-3pm, Friday 10th 9-3pm. Drop off supervision available from 8am until 3:30pm‍ ‍included. Full Day Schedule (Ages 10-14) 9-11am Rugby/Speed, 11:15-12:00 Strength an

As we get stuck into the new year, how great to see so many academies and training opportunities accross the Coast. Players will benefit the most as the accountability passes to us coaches to ensure we deliver on our promises 👊🏼

EC Rugby 2026

- Less than 5 spots left for the kick start sessions this month on the 24th + 31st, Ages 12-14, 9-10:30am, Caloundra.
Available below;
https://www.ecrugby.com.au/programs/p/ages-12-14-rugby-off-season-sessions-ftx27-mers5

- Clinics in the Easter and June/ July holidays to be announced for ages 10-14, 3 full days 9-3pm.

- Currently at capacity for 1 on 1 slots however please message or email to be put on the wait list or find out more.

I am always available for a chat if you need any help navigating the 2026 season 🤝🏼

As the Prem season gets under way in the UK. There’s been enough time to reflect on the final part of my professional career. People often asked how it went, but it was tough - middle of covid, different kind of footy, injuries taking their toll, plus a young family at the time. Unfortunately chose to head home and cut that opportunity short. However there are always learnings and this transition lead me into starting my coaching journey. Which has been something I love and find so fulfilling, with the right attitude you never know what door might open and no experience in life is wasted.