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Warm up receiveing the pass on the run drills?

i need warm up passing drills that will make the team receiving the ball from a running position and passing to another player calling for the ball.

Karen Breaden, Rugby League Coach, Australia
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hi i hope this helps,mark out a square put even number of boys girls on each side have first runner a run towards runner b who calls for ball running across to runner c who runs to runner d who runs to runner a                              a-------------b         so have runner a and runner c on same side but go a,b,c,d,so you crossover after a while put two balls in

john brooks, Rugby League Coach, Australia
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KAI ORA EVERY ONE WOULD LIKE A DIAGRAM FOR THIS ONE IF POSSSIBLE IN EED VISUAL FOR RECALL

 

tim mcintyre, Rugby League Coach, Australia
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Can you please send me a little more about this topic
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iru veri, Rugby League Coach, Papua New Guinea
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l need more ball drilling so that I can do it for the best for the club or team
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iru veri, Rugby League Coach, Papua New Guinea
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Step one. Coaches and one player conducts a demonstration.You need two adults - standing apart - distance varies according to age group. Player runs between coach A and coach B. Coach A passes to player, player catches with hands outstretched for an early catch and passes to coach B. Start slow and increase the speed once player gets the rythym/timing.  Depending on age group you can say catch on your outside foot and pass on your inside foot. There is a footwork technique for Co-ordination for players who are hard wired. 

Step two. If kids catch on to the demonstration, coaches withdraw and observe to offer guidance where appropriate (that’s a book in itself) Best done in groups of three.

Email clarkelt@bigpond.net.au and I can forward you a diagram.


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