In a channel no wider than 10m, two attackers have 5 attempts to score a try on the red cones.
The attackers try to create space and beat the defenders by running good support and holding lines.
Ball carrier takes a running line inside the opposition's defender
the support runner mirrors the ball carriers line before taking an 'out' line to beat his marker
work with players to decide where/when is best time to take the pass
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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