This game is designed to teach the players to work together to drive a maul forward and keep control of the ball.
The aim is to get the players to understand that when the ball goes into a maul they must start pushing and look to get the ball to the back.
Ball back - rip the ball to the back Bulldozers - get low and drive the legs by taking small step
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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