the attacker will advance in a straight line the yellow player will approach the attacker and ''chop'' off the players ankles at the same time the middle red player will come in for the ''choke" (holding the player up) third grey player will come in and attempt to steal the ball
attackers use of feet strength in contact chop tacklers tackling chockers ability to choke man and ball third players support of the choker stealing of ball attackers fight in contact to drop the knee
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