IN THIS GAME THE AIM IS TO ATTACK IN A NARROW ZONE AND THEN MOVE THE ATTACK ACROSS MORE ZONES WHEN INSTRUCTED. TO START THE ATTACKING TEAM WILL PLAY DOWN ZONE ONE AND DEFENCE WILL DEFEND IN ZONE 1. ALL PLAY MUST BE IN THAT ZONE. THERE SHOULD BE MORE RUCKS SET UP IN THE NARROW SPACE, THIS WILL FOCUS ON THE RUCKING TECHNIQUE AND TACKLING. ONCE THERE HAS BEEN A FEW PLAYS THE COACH WILL SHOUT OUT " 1 + 2" THIS WILL NOW MEAN THEY CAN NOW PLAY OVER ZONES 1 + 2. THE IDEA IS THEY SHOULD REALISE HOW MUCH SPACE THEY HAVE AND FILL THE SPACE. IN DEFENCE THEY MARK UP MAN COACH CAN PROGRESS TO "1,2+3" TO PLAY IN THE WHOLE PITCH
TAILOR COACHING POINTS TO SESSION FOCUS MAIN FOCUS SHOULD BE THE USE OF SPACE MOVING FROM NARROW TO WIDE ATTACKING ZONE FILL SPACE ATTACKING LINE CONTINUITY CAN OVERLOAD ATTACK TO CREATE OVERLAPS BY TYING DEFENDERS ONTO RUCK OR SPREADING THEM OVER THE ZONES
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World Rugby has reportedly conceded Aaron Smith's disallowed try in the World Cup final should have stood.
"It is not only useful for staff who are experienced but a valuable tool for those subject staff who have to take teams."
