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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 187

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Rugby Coach Weekly Issue 187
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  • Winning wet lineouts
  • Exploiting space
  • Scanning and attacking
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    Backs blast

    Backs blast

    Improve backs’ fitness while working on their running lines and drift defence. They will make every effort to break the line each time.
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    Rangy 1

    Rangy 1

    If their 10 is a weak tackler, this will pressure them to step to make a tackle. They won’t be expecting to be involved because focus tends ...
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    Stop 10 drifting

    Stop 10 drifting

    Hardwire your fly-half to run straight, after they have received the ball, so they don’t cut down the space for their outside backs by ...
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    Help... my 10 doesn't run straight

    Help... my 10 doesn't run straight

    Does your 10 drift with the pass, taking away the space from centres and not committing defenders? Here is DAN COTTRELL’s guide to solving ...
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    Midfield cutting edge

    Midfield cutting edge

    Overcomplicating attacking play can lead to mistakes, players unclear about their roles and teams forgetting the key principles of rugby – ...
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    When you don't need defenders for passing improvements

    When you don't need defenders for passing improvements

    In Hard and Fast with the Miss Pass, we set up a “miss pass” training session. The miss pass is a long pass which skips one player, with ...
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    Weak defender back attack

    Weak defender back attack

    Practise your backs moves in a more realistic environment. Identify weak defenders with constraints that will make your attackers want to ...
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    How to train for “slices”

    How to train for “slices”

    Set up a realistic training scenario so your players can practise backs moves like “slice”, where timing, angles and decisions all depend ...
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    How formations, not moves, will create more opportunities for attack

    How formations, not moves, will create more opportunities for attack

    We often need a collective movement in attack to break down a defence, because one player can't do it on their own. Leicester Tigers Junior ...
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    Unders and overs decoy play

    Unders and overs decoy play

    Get defenders off balance and less effective by making them commit to one tackling line while attacking another. You can do this by varying ...
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    Miss one, blindside wing insert move

    Miss one, blindside wing insert move

    Attack wide by holding their midfield defenders to create an extra man on the outside. Ideal from a lineout as well as a scrum, check the ...
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    Multiple options backs move

    Multiple options backs move

    Instead of having lots of different plays, have one play with lots of different options. It makes it simple to practise, remember and ...
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    VIDEO: Starburst backs play

    VIDEO: Starburst backs play

    A backs play attack from the midfield scrum, exploiting a quick 15.
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    A session to sharpen your midfield

    A session to sharpen your midfield

    Build your players’ understanding of running lines so they can read what’s in front of them. These exercises will help your fly half and ...
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    7 steps to killer back moves

    7 steps to killer back moves

    Good teams will refresh their playbook from year to year to keep opponents on the hop. Before you design some imaginative new moves to ...
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    VIDEO: Fly half (10) try from a loop play

    VIDEO: Fly half (10) try from a loop play

    Here's a classic 10 loop play which allows the Ireland fly half, Johnny Sexton, to score against Argentina. It uses the principles of ...

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