2 teams of defenders (red, yellow) one attacking team. The attack has 2 minutes to score as many tries as possible by passing the ball through their line to cross the line and score. After scoring the attack must turn around and attack the other defending team. No stopping, just a constant attack and defend. Once the try is scored, or a tag is made, attackers turn around and attack the other defending team. Defenders may move up as soon as the attack starts moving towards them.
Attackers must work together to create space and use their numbers advantage wisely. Major points for the attackers: -Communication -Accurate passes -Focus on the task Defends will have less numbers than attack so will need to work together to stop the attack. Major points for defenders -Communication -Focus on the task -Take the space
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
in more ways than one
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