Setup
Drill (Game)
Roles - Attacking team -
Roles - Defending Team -
Scores ( if operating a game)
The goal of this drill is to teach juniors about simply positional pay
Encourage positive positioning of the wingers
Keep an eye on the numbers of players entering the Ruck
Help the defending team to track the wingers and assume good positional positions
Help the Attacking team to pick good gates and support running
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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