i.e. where to stand in attack, where to stand in defence, dropping back for kicks etc
Hi Nick,
There are plenty of drills in the `Backs Moves` section in the drills on the left that will give your players a great understanding of position in attack.
Also, use the `Defensive Patterns` drills to practice where your wingers and centres position themselves when defending.
I hope this helps!
in more ways than one
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