A Move envolvig all players. Off the Top of a short line out 9 to 10 10 across the front of 12 straight to #7 in Mid-field POD #7 offloads round the back to #12 #12 passes to #11 coming back at him #11 switches with #14 changeing direction again #14 goes through the fixed gap, #15 in support and #13 to finish off in the wide channel
Timing is the key
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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