Tyler Bleyendaal

Tyler Bleyendaal is a New Zealand rugby union player and coach, recognized for his experience as a fly-half. He currently serves as an assistant coach for Leinster, contributing his expertise to the team's strategies and player development.

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Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal is the attack coach for Leinster who has encouraged players to adopt a heads-up style of play. 7

Jack Conan Sean O Brien Isa Nacewa James Lowe Robbie Henshaw Leo Cullen Girvan Dempsey Felipe Contepomi Stuart Lancaster John Fogarty Hugh Hogan Emmet Farrell Denis Leamy Robin Mcbryde Andrew Goodman Jacques Nienaber Jamison Gibson Park Bundee Aki Mack Hansen

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Leinster rugby needs to find a fresh approach to break its losing streak – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal is the new coach of Leinster, bringing changes to their style of play. 7

Andrew Goodman Jordie Barrett Sam Prendergast Ronan Kelleher Jamie Osborne Robbie Henshaw Garry Ringrose Josh Van Der Flier Max Deegan

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Leinster attack looking more and more comfortable in chaos – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal commented on Northampton's playing style and Fin Smith's role in it. 7

Fin Smith Sam Prendergast Marcus Smith George Ford Jack Crowley Andrew Goodman Judith Smith Andrew Smith Tom Elliot Gregor Townsend

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Fin Smith meets Sam Prendergast in latest test of young outhalves under constant scrutiny – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal looks forward to working with Rieko Ioane. 6

Darragh O Se Gordon Manning Sean Moran Marc Canham Stephen Kenny Gordon D Arcy Rieko Ioane Linley Mackenzie Cullie Tucker Michael Sadlier Richie Murphy Philip Reid

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Meath hoping to give Dublin as good a game as Cork gave to Kerry – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal deserves credit for his work in improving Leinster's performance. 7

Rory Mcilroy Clayton Mcmillan Jack Crowley Jordie Barrett Alex Nankivell Dian Bleuler Michael Milne Edwin Edogbo Michael Cheika Rg Snyman

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Leinster can look to Rory McIlroy, Munster need reinforcements – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal describes Leinster's recent victory over Harlequins as a pleasing result. 7

Tadhg Beirne Gerry Thornley Owen Doyle Andrea Piardi Conor Mcmanus Sean Moran Mick O Dwyer Gavin Cummiskey Katie Mccabe Kyra Carusa Philip Reid Brian O Connor Willie Mullins

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Munster and Leinster draw breath and get ready to go again – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal is mentioned in relation to Leinster's victory against Harlequins. 7

Andrew Goodman Jacques Nienaber Dan Sheehan Sam Prendergast Josh Van Der Flier Tyrone Green Joe Mccarthy Jamie Osborne James Lowe Andrew Porter Rg Snyman Caelan Doris Robbie Henshaw Garry Ringrose Hugo Keenan Max Deegan Jack Kenningham Will Evans Alex Dombrandt Chandler Cunningham South Jack Conan

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Rhapsody in blue as Leinster attack finally fires on all cylinders – The Irish Times

Ireland: Two coaches with a direct influence on Henshaw are Leinster backs coach Tyler Bleyendaal. 7

Robbie Henshaw Sophie Henshaw Andrew Goodman James Lowe Tadhg Beirne Sam Prendergast Jacques Nienaber Paidi O Se

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Playing at Croke Park is something I will never take for granted’ – The Irish Times

Ireland: Tyler Bleyendaal discussed the need for Garry Ringrose to improve his tackle technique. 6

Garry Ringrose Christophe Ridley Ben Thomas Bundee Aki Matthew Weaver Stefan Terblanche Leon Lloyd Jimmy O Brien Andrew Goodman Romain Ntamack Donal Courtney

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Garry Ringrose’s Six Nations season in the balance after red card against Wales – The Irish Times