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I love this drill but we only have 3 practices a week so on the other days how are my players getting better game awareness. I just wish there was a drill that if you could get the right equipment, you could get better game awareness by yourself.
2 vs 1 - Decision Making
DESCRIPTION
Four players per group inside a 10m x 30m Channel. Requires 10 cones and 1 ball. Two players start outside of the grid with two players inside. One of the outside players passes the ball to one of the inside players before both of the outside players (defenders) run through the red gates. The two inside players (attackers) have to try and cross the try line before the defenders can tackle them, if the attackers are too slow they will create a two 2 v 1 situation.
2 vs 1 - Decision Making
DESCRIPTION
Four players per group inside a 10m x 30m Channel. Requires 10 cones and 1 ball. Two players start outside of the grid with two players inside. One of the outside players passes the ball to one of the inside players before both of the outside players (defenders) run through the red gates. The two inside players (attackers) have to try and cross the try line before the defenders can tackle them, if the attackers are too slow they will create a two 2 v 1 situation.
Ryan kohlerCoach, United Kingdom
ANSWERS
Matt MorrisonPlayer, England
Hi Ryan,
One thing you can ask your players to do on the days they are not training is to watch Rugby. Watching live Rugby matches or even highlights will help your players all round knowledge of the game and will allow them to see how professional players handle different situations on the field. This can help to improve game awareness away from training.
Matt
