"A"(tackleador) pasa la pelota a "B", quien avanza hacia el cono azul. Al mismo tiempo "A" sale al encuentro y ejecuta el tackle evitando que "B" supere dicho cono. Una vez producido el tackle el tackleador se reincorpora inmediatamente y toma posesión de la pelota y se la pasa a "C" para reiniciar el ciclo con "D". Los atacantes no deben evadir al defensor, deben intentar pasar por el cono con intensidad y buena postura para recibir el tackle
- Avanzar, tomar la iniciativa - Postura corporal fuerte - Encuadre (timing) - Pie cerca del atacante, contacto con el hombro - Cerrar los brazos y empujar con las piernas - Ponerse de pie inmediatamente
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