If they struggle with easier clearouts they need to cover those first
4 players 3 to hold in Jackalling position Equipment: Pads or small tackle bag Remember the Gate Flat Back for clear out If your hands can touch the ground you are low enough Last man picks up Forwards watch their feet no kicking the ball forward Section 1: Shoulder battle... clearing player inbetween ball and head and clear away Section 2: Arm and leg clear out and push out of the game 1 to 2 metres so he does join in the next phase Section 3: Hit on back and roll. Arm around and grip wrist to lock and roll
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