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A non contact game Burundi Rugby League

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Full team in defense in Red ,
Half team or a full team attacking the Blue

Principle of drift a defense on a full pitch
A non contact game has been used by team that are meeting strong haevy and powerfull tacklers

As we have light resistant players and very fast wingers it's important that the game holder play wide and make sure that they enter any contact

A last ball is always complexe to play, timing is important that's why things has to be prepared at training camps and club training

Such choice of play has to become a nation brand and being taught in a whole nation

COACHING POINTS

Trainers has to make sure that players can handle balls properly
Capable of reading the defense game and appreciating the distance between them and the defense line of the opponent
As the defense is playing on drift principle during training a defense would be built the last receiver has to make sure that he gains the pitch.
Has to bear in mind that this sequence has to be played in what we call the red zone which mean that we are in the 20's meters of our own pitch
The objectif agist a defense wall is to over pass it and bring the opponent to a mistake

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