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THE MS 7’s LIVE DRAW IS HERE!

The countdown to the 10th annual Marius Schoeman Sports Festival officially begins! 🔥

Join us for the MS 7s Live Draw, where the teams for the u12, u15 and u17 Rugby 7s divisions will be drawn live.

📺 Watch the Live Draw: https://live.supersportschools.com/events/6a85a49c3b58a913c824dde3

Get ready. The road to MS 7s 2026 starts now. 🏆

📅 20 August
🕗 20:00

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This is one of the most important questions in grassroots coaching and it doesn’t get asked nearly enough.

Winning feels good. Nobody is pretending otherwise. But if the final score is the only measure of success you’re using, you’re going to miss some of the most significant things happening in your coaching environment.

The player who finally attempted that skill they’ve been avoiding for weeks. The quietest kid in the group who spoke up in a huddle for the first time. The team that got beat 20-0 but pressed higher and held their shape better than they ever have. The player who made a mistake, looked up and tried again instead of hiding.

These things don’t show up on a scoreboard. But they’re exactly what long term development looks like in the making.

The coaches who stay in this game longest and enjoy it most are the ones who find meaning in those moments, not just in the results.

How do you measure success in your coaching beyond just winning games?

As the season turns and motivation to get back into fitness returns, the biggest risk is doing too much too soon.

Jumping straight back into high intensity training after a quiet winter is one of the most common causes of the overuse injuries we treat every spring.

Progress should be gradual, structured and guided by how your body responds, not by how quickly you want results.

If you are planning to ramp up your training this season, a movement assessment now can save you weeks of setback later.

Thank you to all the teams and Gaborone Rugby Football Club for inviting us lets keep doing this…..