Max 4 vs 4 for size of pitch shown. Attacking side (in possession) can go outside of side line. Defending side cannot stay within pitch until ball is received by opposition. Objective: 3pts for goal 1pt if receive/ carried on or over the try line. 1pt receive in wing.
Challenge players: When did we use the wings. Ans: outletting from back to go forward. Challenge players: Where did we go after the wing?
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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