Rugby: Backs move - Rangi

1. 10 is the ball carrier, advancing forward, before cutting in as shown in the diagram.
2. Both 12 and 13 advance, then change direction as shown in the diagram.
3. 12 and 13 switch.
4. 10 provides a pass to 13, who either hits the opposition defensive line at an angle before straightening up.

Think about what will happen next. Could 10 follow the pass and take an off-load on an inside ball, if 13 gets past the gain line could 15 and 14 off wide support? Make this move your own!

1. Use the diagram in order to think about the starting position of your players, I suggest that they are not too deep for this one.
2. 10 passes the ball to 12.
3. 11 loops behind 12.
4. 12 advances with the ball.
5. 12 pass the ball to 11, this should be a close to the defensive line as possible.
6. 13 runs a line, at speed, close the space between them and 11.
7. 11 does their best to avoid contact, but if they do take contact, they should attempt to off-load to 13.

1. Carries the ball forward, inviting the defence to press up.
2. 10 Passes to 12.
3. 10 loops around 12 following their pass, 10 should aim to draw attention to their run, they are a decoy.
4. 11 presses up, and and then at speed changes the angle of their run, hitting the inside shoulder of 12. This pass should be as close to the opposition defence as possible.
5. 12 passes to 11, 11 take on an angle.

Think about what will happen next. Could 12 cancel and offer an outside ball to 10, could 11 pass to 13 and then out via the rest of the back-line. It's vital that your team makes this move your own!

- 1st reciver runs a dummy switch with the 12. 

- 15 runs an under and out line of the back of the 13.

- The 10 now has an option of hitting the 13 on a hard line. 

- Or missing him and hitting the 15 on the outer line.