Game context 2v1s

By shifting the defenders’ start points and making the attack line up depending on where the defender goes, the 2v1 becomes more match-like. The defender can also decide whether to rush up or hold his ground to force other decisions.

1. Put a feeder (F) to the middle of one side of the box, two attackers (A1 and A2) on one corner and a defender (D) on the other.
2. The flag indicates the corner of the try line and touchline.
3. The three cones are where D will run to. 

1. Shout which cone D runs to.
2. The attackers line up depending on where D is.

1. Once aligned, F passes to A1. Depending on what D does, A1 runs and passes to A2. Use touch tackling.
2. Repeat several times then change which side the pass comes from.

TECHNIQUE

• If the defender rushes forward, it is a simple give-and-take pass. 
• If the defender holds back, the A1 will have to fix him by either running at his inside shoulder or performing a switch with A2.