Continuous drill that we will focus on how we are passing relatable to the game of rugby
Exceterating onto the ball
Passing Form and timing
Relatable to the game
Focus the timing, form and where the on comers are standing
Flow of how we are passing
7 meters between people
*a pass does not need to be a spin pass unless its over 7 meters
* just an optionn Ending the drill, give them to do 5 more if they drop it start over.
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