Attacking
how can we improve. 1. Rucking especially at the wings.2. Ball presentation 3. Predictable attack patterns. 4. Running onto the ball5. Running angles6. Ineffective kicking game
Clear out drill basics
DESCRIPTION
Groups of 3+ Bag Sausage 2 player starts on his chest infront of the sausage, another player lines up opposite. When whistle is blown, the first player makes a chop tackle on the bag and rolls out the way. The second defender then then spider carwls over the sausage and clears the incoming bag holder.
Clear out drill basics
DESCRIPTION
Groups of 3+ Bag Sausage 2 player starts on his chest infront of the sausage, another player lines up opposite. When whistle is blown, the first player makes a chop tackle on the bag and rolls out the way. The second defender then then spider carwls over the sausage and clears the incoming bag holder.
Rutakiirwa AmbroseCoach, Uganda
ANSWERS
Cam HughesCoach, England
Hi there, To address the areas you want to improve, here are some tailored suggestions:
- Rucking at the Wings: Focus on drills that enhance rucking skills and positioning, like the "Ruck and Roll" drill which emphasizes ruck technique and ball presentation .
- Ball Presentation: Use drills such as "Ball Presentation and Handling" to instill good habits in presenting the ball at breakdowns .
- Predictable Attack Patterns: Consider the "Proactive Attack" session plan to create unpredictable and effective attacking strategies .
- Running onto the Ball: The "Running Lines and Breakdown Continuity" drill helps players run onto the ball effectively, improving timing and support .
- Running Angles: Use the "Running Angles" drill to improve agility and running skills, which is crucial for effective line breaks .
- Ineffective Kicking Game: While specific drills weren't found, focusing on drills that improve overall game awareness and decision-making could help enhance your kicking strategy .
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