In the last session we started the development of your lineout. Tonight, we’ll recap the calling structure for both the players that were there and those who missed last session.
This will be a bit repetitive from session 9 but you need to ensure all players have a clear grasp of the calls and the technique required to consistently win the ball in the lineout!
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