FAQS
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At Scrum Strong, the complete satisfaction of our customers is always top priority. Check out some of our frequently asked questions below, and feel free to get in touch if you need additional information.
WHAT IS IN SCRUM SCIENCE: FORWARD THINKING?
What you'll learn in these 105 pages from scrum heaven, will take your scrummaging to an elite level.
Scrum Science covers:
Theoretical aspect to scrummaging with a scientific approach
Problems/solutions for all positions in the scrum (not just the front row)
Scrum drills that players can do on their own with little or no equipment
Front row specific scrummaging drills that focus on technique and the set-up process
Scrum drills for the whole forward pack to improve the basic core areas needed for a strong scrum
Coaching plan on how to implement these drills
Neck conditioning with an emphasis on front row specific exercises
Each individual scrum drill and neck exercise is accompanied with instructional images to make learning easy
WHAT IS YOUR RETURN POLICY?
We would hate for you to be unsatisfied with your purchase. Please get in touch if you're not happy with a product, and we will do our best to resolve the issue.
There are no refunds on any digital or clothing products.
HOW WILL SCRUM SCIENCE MAKE ME A BETTER SCRUMMAGER?
Scrum Science covers all of the fundamental theory and practical aspects that relate to scrummaging. If you understand the theory in the guide, and implement the drills into your training program, you will be equipped with more tools to improve your scrummaging than someone who hasn't read the book.
AS A COACH, HOW CAN I MODIFY THESE DRILLS FOR MY YOUNG TEAM WHO DON’T DO FULL SCRUMS?
This is a great question as the many different age groups have different scrum laws. The individual drills will still have an enormous impact on the development of your young players. Whilst they may not be ready to have a proper engagement, this element can be withdrawn from the drills, with a bigger focus being on maintaining a strong position. An added benefit of doing these individual drills with younger players is that it will help them in other areas of the game such as the ruck contest.