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please can you help with any drills to help with realignment (of backs) to attack? Thanks
James
You can have a bit of fun with this.
Get the players to set up as in the drill below. Then after the kick they have to realign and attack back towards the defence.
This should be fun for the players and will get them used to quickly getting into the correct alignment to attack space.
If you brief the defence secretly you can get the attacking players to adjust to different defensive set ups.
I hope this helps you
Simon
James
You can have a bit of fun with this.
Get the players to set up as in the drill below. Then after the kick they have to realign and attack back towards the defence.
This should be fun for the players and will get them used to quickly getting into the correct alignment to attack space.
If you brief the defence secretly you can get the attacking players to adjust to different defensive set ups.
I hope this helps you
Simon
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