Elite Rugby Academy

ERA U15 Select teams had a great day up in the Midlands playing some tough competition from both a Coventry and East Midlands Academies recently.

With the opening of our NEW MIDLANDS ACADEMY we expect to be up in the area on a far more regular basis.

See you soon Midlands!

Meet Jaiden. Physically he has always been a powerhouse but it’s been great to see the improvements he’s made in other areas of the game. Jaiden is a keen student of the game and his rugby IQ has grown significantly - and we are now seeing the benefits in the pitch.

No doubt great things ahead for Jaiden and his future! Keep it moving forward. 🔥

Just a few days to go to The ERA Origin at 🔥

It’s going to be a day of completion and excitement for all our players and we’re looking forward to welcoming guests and .cottrell67 the Academy!

Thanks to all our partners - we’re looking forward to an amazing event.

Great session with working with our U14 West Girls Academy.

A focus of the session was understanding how to use the whole pitch effectively through good spacing, movement, and accurate passing. The players worked on recognising space, stretching the defence, and moving the ball with purpose to create opportunities across the field.

It was brilliant to see the players growing in confidence and starting to understand how important spacing and width are in developing an effective attacking game.

A huge thank you to Charlotte for sharing her experience and helping drive standards within the programme.

If you want to be part of the ERA Girls Academy pathway, registrations are now open.

Register via the link in bio.

One of the things we love about our camps at Elite Rugby Academy is the opportunity to spend time developing areas of the game that are hugely important, but don’t always get the attention they deserve during a busy season.

Snap back to one of our recent Easter Camps, one of the key focuses was footwork in close quarters and finishing in the corner.

These are game-changing skills that can make the difference in tight situations, but during the season there often isn’t enough time to really break them down, repeat them, and explore all the details properly.

The camp environment gave players the chance to work on balance, body position, deception, late footwork, edge awareness, and finishing under pressure in a way that simply isn’t always possible when preparing for weekly fixtures.

It was brilliant to see players growing in confidence, experimenting, and developing solutions in tight spaces rather than just relying on speed or power.

Sometimes the biggest improvements come from spending time on the finer details of the game.

Meet Jemima Moss - Saracens Women former England U20 player. Jemima has made a real impact at ERA with her powerful and impactful coaching style . Working across both our North and West London Academies she brings great energy and experience from the playing world to benefit the ERA family,