The Rugby Bricks Podcast is about speaking with some of the brightest minds, smartest coaches and most talented athletes from all around the world. We're breaking down their habits of what's made them successful and sharing their insights, tips, and quirks from their fields to make you the best you can be whether that's on or off the pitch.
Craig Stewart Skills Coach for the Kobelco Kobe Steelers talks skill work used in the championship winning 2026 season, alongside Head Coach Dave Rene.
In this Rugby Bricks podcast, Blues forwards coach breaks down the detail, mindset, and simplicity behind building a dominant lineout. Fish shares lessons from coaching environments around the world, why too many calls can hurt clarity, and the importance of mastering the "drill" before anything else. From hooker throwing pressure to defensive adjustments at Super Rugby level, this episode is packed with practical insights for players and coaches wanting to better understand one of rugby's most important set pieces.
Ben Herring breaks down why modern coaching is less about tactics and more about building genuine connections, trust, and a strong team culture. By putting people first, setting clear standards, and creating a shared purpose, coaches can unlock better performance and deeper player buy-in.
Sean Graham, Rugby Director at Nudgee College, shares insights on coaching youth rugby, building a strong program, and supporting coaches and players. Discover how to create a winning culture, manage top talent, and foster leadership in young athletes.
Ever wondered how often you reach for your phone? Over 2,000 times a day. In this episode, Pete dives into phone fasting, the 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. reset inside Outwork October , and how cutting the scroll builds focus, creativity, and presence. From golf swings to goal kicking, Pete unpacks how changing your relationship with your phone can transform your training, recovery, and mindset on and off the field.
In this episode, we dive deep into the art and science of kicking across both Rugby League and Rugby Union, from cage kicks and spiral bombs to box kicks and goal kicking pressure. With insights from Melbourne Storm, the Crusaders, AFL, and the rise of the women's kicking game, this is a must-listen for any kicker or coach wanting to level up their craft.
We're diving deep into the four core pieces of the catch pass puzzle, from clean hands to passing power, so you can sharpen your skill set and stand out at any level. Whether you're coaching kids or running pro systems, this is the session every rugby player needs.
In this short solo episode, Pete breaks down the power of "Bronco Breathing" a fast and effective recovery method used by NRL teams between whistles. Learn how ditching the tall, stoic stance and embracing intentional exhaling can bring your game back to life.
In this episode, Peter Breen shares the ultimate social media game plan for grassroots rugby clubs. From gear tips to storytelling ideas and everything in between, this brick is your playbook for building a club presence that actually connects.
Tom Coventry shares powerful insights into modern rugby coaching, highlighting the importance of team communication, mental preparation, and the evolving demands of the game. From pre-season planning to the influence of role models and off-field habits, this episode dives deep into what drives high-performance teams like Moana Pasifika.
In this Brick episode, Pete breaks down the power of choosing what to ignore so you can make real progress where it matters most—on the field, in business, and in life. With lessons from the Wright brothers to Rugby Bricks' own journey, it's time to lock in your focus and fly.
In this Bricks episode, Peter Breen breaks down the Ten Pillars of Goal Kicking —the foundational questions every goal kicker, coach, or parent needs to ask to build confidence, consistency, and clarity in their kicking game. Whether you're hitting 90% or chasing improvement from 60%, this episode is about owning your process and becoming a world-class kicker.
In this Brick episode, Pete shares 5 game-changing ways to communicate with your coach so you can build trust, get picked, and thrive in your team environment. No fluff, just practical tools to help you lead yourself first, so others can follow.
In this brick, Peter breaks down the power of conversational threads —the simple skill of adding detail to your responses to keep kōrero flowing, build connection, and create better relationships both on and off the field. Whether it's with coaches, teammates, or mates at a wedding, adding just a little more opens up a whole world of opportunity.
Being clutch isn't luck — it's earned. In this episode, we break down the four pieces of the puzzle that make up true clutch moments and why they only come to those who've put in the work.
In this Brick episode of The Rugby Bricks Podcast, We unpack the powerful shift between a fighter and victim mentality, sharing lessons from his time with the Melbourne Storm during the challenges of COVID. Peter reflects on a personal coaching experience where team dynamics turned quickly, revealing how mindset can influence performance and culture at both the individual and team level.
In this insightful podcast episode, Carter Gordon, Australian Wallabies fly-half, reflects on his journey transitioning from rugby union to rugby league. He opens up about the challenges of a high-pressure career, including his time with Eddie Jones at the Rugby World Cup and the brutal honesty of league recruitment. Carter also dives deep into his recovery from a serious back injury and shares valuable lessons learned, from the mental game to mastering the technical side of kicking. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to understand the mindset and dedication behind a top-level athlete's career.
Join us for an epic deep dive into the art of attack, team identity, and elite coaching with Nick Evans. From Harlequins' DNA to All Blacks' tactical mastery, we break down what makes teams click, how players can 'be special,' and why simplicity is the ultimate weapon. Packed with insights, stories, and coaching gold, this is one for the rugby purists and innovators alike
Producer's note
Steal the structure. Not the show.
Keep the useful structure, then change the audience, point of view, and voice until the idea is unmistakably yours.
