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Catch & Pass down channel
A core skill that needs constant development and practise Key Factors : Communicate loudly - Present a target with your hands - Run straight - Pass the ball across your body - Use wrists to keep the ball on a flat level - Move back ready to repeat
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Catching is the First Skill of Passing
Being able to catch is fundamental to rugby and the majority of sports. Catching in rugby is slightly different due to the shape of the ball and understanding the technical points of "How to catch" is a very important area for all young players. This clip explains some of the finer points and why a good catch is the basis of a good pass
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Home Training - Fun Catching & Passing Games
A variety of drills and games to practice and improve your catching & passing
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Catch and Pass Basics
Northampton saints academy manager Ross Stewart outlines why the basics are so important and runs through some simple techniques
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Catch and Pass
Here are good examples of catch and pass to assist you in your coaching process
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Catch Up Passing Game
A quick handling game to warm up. Handy if there's a few players standing around at the beginning of a session, waiting for others to turn up.
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Three Channel Passing Challenge
Adding pressure to key skills is crucial to improve your players and to practise like you play. This exercise covers a variety of skills but essentially is about accurate passing and fixing defenders
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Catch & Pass Progressions
Passing progressions are based upon the ability of players to fix defenders. Always insure your exercises reflect match situations and refrain from just doing drills because they look good
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Two Channel Passing Exercise
Players work in 3s running around the corner and realigning to attack. Introduce defenders and the need to look up and communicate.
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One handed passing down channel holding 2 balls
This drill allows you to develop control over the ball and the ability to pass one handed if needed to
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3 v 1 in Channel
A progression from the 2 v 1, where a second pass is encouraged to move the ball away from the defender.
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Passing Basics
This exercise is used by most coaches to identify a players passing and catching accuracy. The Northampton Saints coaches break down the skills required to ensure that "Simple things" are done well
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Passing - Basic principles
Working in waves of three, break down the components to catch and pass technique.
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Lateral Passing in 3s
A quick exercise to identify ability in catching & passing. Encourage players to have targets up, and to hold their run.
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Running & Passing Lines
The aim is to fix defenders via the attacking players running straight, and preserving the space on the outside and to stop defenders from drifting. This will support the executing of overlaps.
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Passing Warm-up Game
A passing game that encourages quick hands to catch out team-mates. Include press-ups to include a bit of upper body warm-up as well.
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Passing in pairs
To get young players used to passing and catching the ball. This is best suited to a warm up exercise and get the players moving and active quickly
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Mini age groups - Passing Skills
This clip provides some simple guidelines on coaching catch & pass for young players. The coach progresses to a conditioned game to help the learning process
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Learning to spin pass 1
Stand side-on to progress towards the lateral pass. Push the ball rather than swinging so your hand is pointing to the target after the ball has been passed. Maintain soft hands when catching the ball
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Lateral Pass in 5s
This simple drill breaks down the catch and pass while running in a straight line. Players also practice their communication skills.
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Passing Under Pressure
Changing your catch & pass practises is always a good way to add variety into your sessions. This practise is not only different but the defenders are putting pressure on the attackers from a variety of angles
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Offloads through contact then lateral pass
In groups of 4, players must support each other through a tight channel of tackle shields, before panning out to complete lateral passes to the wing.
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Passing challenge
A great fun practice using five players. One player works with the the other four players trying to catch him out using speed of pass rather than just throwing the ball at him. Very good for hand / eye co ordination
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Improve your passing
Harlequins pride themselves on their attacking play and the foundation to this philosophy is the quality of their passing. Attack coach Colin Osbourne runs skills session on passing accuracy.
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Expert Passing
Elite Sixth form players showcase that good passing technique is essential to become a good rugby player. The pass has some simple but very important components that need to be practised
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The MIss Pass - coaching tips
To develop the Miss Pass
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Passing and Support Lines
This clip shows the classic passing process but with a significant twist in what players can do post the pass
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Learning to Pass - first steps
Young Brazilian players just learning the game start out with some smile passing exercise, this is perfect for any young player starting out in the game
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How To Push Pass - Simple Progressions
This video takes you through the basics of why and how we pass in Rugby! Use these explanations and simple progressions to help your players.
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How To Push Pass - Simple Progressions
This video takes you through the basics of why and how we pass in Rugby! Use these explanations and simple progressions to help your players.
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Three player passing challenge
A simple passing game that is fun and competitive. You can add more players in and vary the distance to make this harder or easier. Different balls could be used as well. Dad's can do this at home as a fun game
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Advanced Passing Skills
Passing skills are a high priority for most coaches and teachers. This video features a "Grip Game" to test the offloading skills and ball control of players
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Ball Control & Passing
Controlling the ball is a fundamental skill, it may be simple but it is very important. Practise is important and is the foundation to passing and the ability to control and vary your pass
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Simple Passing Exercises & Games
The Wasps coaches use a mixture of games and drills to develop the passing skills of young players. Players are encouraged to respond to questions. Games are used to improve the learning experience
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Home Training - Passing Challenges
Have some fun at home with some challenges passing games
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The Loop pass - basic drill
To develop handling skills
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Most popular passing drill
This practice is repeated at every level of rugby to repeat the most important fundamental of the game. Coaches can change the conditions to make this exercise easier or harder
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Key factors of the lateral pass
An introduction to coaching the lateral pass
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Fun Passing Games
Children are naturally competitive and will engage more in training exercises that include a competitive edge. This challenges their skills under pressure and creates excitement and fun
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Passing Under Pressure
Being able to pass under pressure is how players perform in games. This exercise challenges players to react to multiple prompts and is great for all junior and senior players
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Timing the Pass
This exercise looks to develop the decision-making around the timing of a pass, and highlights running at pace and holding depth.
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How to coach the Catch or Choke Tackle
Some of the latest ideas around tackle technique and what defenders are trying to achieve. This session provides the technical progressions needed to teach the choke / catch tackle
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Home Training - Passing with Dad
A range of simple drills that can also be progressed to really test hand eye skills. All of these practises can be done with more people. Set targets to increase the fun
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Passing - 3 v 2 Static Defenders
Progress to working in 3s against two static defenders. The pressure is on the middle player to hold their depth and perform a quick pass.
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Quins - Out The Back Pass
The deep "Out The Back" pass is a play that is becoming more popular with several options and progressions. In this clip players from Harlequins run through a simple practise to improve their accuracy
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Home Training - Solo Passing
Practicing rugby skills at home can be difficult if there are no others to play with. But there are still things you can do by yourself if you have a ball handy. This exercise requires passing against a wall, developing accuracy, hand-eye co-ordination and problem solving. Also, check out our other videos on developing grip.
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Home skills - Wall passing
Practising skills on your own can be tedious but using a wall to improve your passing can present some interesting challenges
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Lineout Catch-and-drive
Lineout catch and drive drill
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Learning to pass laterally in 4's
Developing our lateral passing skills. The coach can alter the width, depth and number of players
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Coach the Scrum Half Pass
This clip outlines some of the fundamental techniques required to become a good passer of the ball from the ground, an essential skill for scrum half's. Simple and easy instructions for both coaches and players to benefit from
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Four Player Continuous Passing
A quick drill to focus the players before going into a session or at the start of a match day warm up.
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3 v 2 in Channel
A development of the 2 v 1 and 3 v1 drills, the attackers now must beat 2 defenders. This requires more decision-making ability as the movements of the defenders could change every time. Players must communicate as well as continue to perform their handling and running skills.
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Passing and Attacking Lines
Northampton Saints Academy coaches introduce a conditioned exercise to help develop attacking skills.
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Lateral passing & pulling back the pass from wide
Handling Progression for developing the ability to create depth from a flat line
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Lateral passing & miss pass with follow in 3s
handling progression for developing lines of running and support
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'Around the world' Passing Game
Here's a fun game you can play at home with several players and a ball each. Excellent for hand-eye co-ordination and multi-tasking.
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The Miss Pass - common problems
To develop handling
CCRU Game - Passing Pairs
Aim of the game: In pairs, walk, jog or run around the grid, passing to their partner only when they call for the ball. Other players will be obstructing their vision and the flight of the pass, so decisions on when to pass will need to be developed
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Farrell & Ford - Spin Passes
The quality of passes from Ford and Farrell to enable Elliot Daley to slide past his defender was the difference in the Wales V England match. The skills required to perfect these passes were honed on the training ground over several years. See what type of drills they did and still do
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Passing - 2 v 1 Static Defender
Now working in just twos, we are concerned with depth, and the timing of the pass. Allow players to practice before adding a static defender. This can be a tackle bag as demonstrated. Players take the ball up to the defender but must complete the pass before they reach it.
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Practice Accurate passing
This clip reinforces the importance of passing and especially accurate passing. The coaches use a variety of practises to test the players skills and help them progress
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Passing Warm-up in 3s
A simple pass-along-the-line warm up. Work in lines of 3 and ensure you pass off both hands. There's no need to do this for too long, but it is useful to get players switched on to passing.
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Coaching the spin pass
Saracens academy coach Rory Teague explains the basic principles of the spin pass including the exercises and progressions that can be used to help players improve their techniques and accuracy
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Scrum half pass with Lee Dickson
Lee Dickson leads a passing session at the Northampton saints summer training camp. The focus is on doing the simple things well and progressing the practises to make things more challenging
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Fun passing game
Round the world passing challenge. Each player has a ball and they try and reach Ten passes of each hand. You can progress this by doing 1 pass to the left and then 1 to the right, then two to the left and so on until you get to 10, this is tough!!
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Passing in 4s
A basic handling drill for groups of young players with a mixture of talent. Emphasise technique, passing backwards, and running straight. As players become better they can try wider passes and add more pace. Encourage players to swap position. Counting the number of completed passes in a row challenges the players to never drop the ball.
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Teaching minis to pass backwards - full session
Learning to pass backwards is fundamental to rugby newcomers. This session brings minis out of a game for a few minutes to focus on that key skill, before taking them back into the game. Note the emphasis on questioning, development and how feedback changes depending on the ability of the child.
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Scrum-half Passing Exercises
Some useful exercises for scrum-halves to develop their passing skills.
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Passing in 2s
Working in pairs, the key point of this passing drill is for the support runner to be deep and taking the ball at pace.
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Passing Accuracy
Accuracy of passing can make the difference between finished chances or missed opportunities. In this video, Northampton Saints look at developing passing accuracy through games and focused exercises. Log in to see the full sessions.
Teaching minis to pass backwards
Learning to pass backwards is fundamental to rugby newcomers. This session brings minis out of a game for a few minutes to focus on that key skill, before taking them back into the game. Note the emphasis on questioning, development and how feedback changes depending on the ability of the child.
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Quins - Developing An Accurate Pass
Coaching players to pass with variety and accuracy is one of the most important challenges a coach faces. The Harlequins academy players are presented with some very challenging exercises to help this process
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Scrum Half Passing with Chris Cusiter - Wrist Warm-Up
Sale Sharks and Scotland scrum half Chris Cusiter leads a session on passing from the base of a scrum or ruck. In this first video, Chris addresses basic technique in a couple of exercises that warm up the wrists and arms.
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The Loop Pass - coaching points
To develop and progress the loop pass
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Skills at home - Learning to spin pass
Learning to spin pass is one of the first things young players want to do, it takes hours of practice and older / elite players continue practising throughout their careers. This video shows some simple exercises to do at home
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Improve Spin Passing at Home
Here are few exercises to help players of all ages improve their spin passing at home, even if there's no one else to practice with! As always, try to train your weaker hand so you have better options on the field.
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JWC 2012: Forwards Passing
At the JWC 2012 is was clear that more forwards were passing the ball.
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2 v 1 Passing
Adding a live defender helps to encourage players to hold their depth in support, so a good pass can be completed.
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Core skills Miss Pass intro
To develop the core passing skills
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Zig Zag Passing Challenge
This passing exercise is weird, extremely tough to do but will take your players out of their comfort zone and challenge them, can your players master it?
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NSW Waratahs - Quick Passing
Southern hemisphere players pride themselves on their passing skills. In this clip, the NSW Waratahs go through some wide passing exercises.
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Stress Passing Challenge
Test the middle player with a circle of players who feed two balls in. The passing players MUST call the middle persons name and give a good pass otherwise this exercise will fail. This is great fun if managed properly and excellent for hand / eye
Warm up - 10 Pass Game
The 10 pass warm up game is excellent to introduce an activity that has a focus on dynamic mobilisation and raising the heart rate.
Players should be asked to focus on their special awareness, passing technique and communication.
To maximise participation, introduce another ball or split the game into two or three smaller games.
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Lateral passing in 3s with a switch
A core passing exercise for developing the lateral passing drill
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Lateral passing in 4s
An essential drill for new players, or a simple but relevant one for experienced players. New players should make sure their passes are not forward and are targeted in front of their teammate's chest. More experienced players can focus on speed of pass and footwork. In this example, a large group is split into two adjacent drills to ensure players aren't stationary for too long.
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Passing in 4s - variations
Adding variations to a basic lateral passing drill is a solid foundation to build into strike moves. Players should concentrate on pass accuracy and the timing and direction of their running lines. Add defenders to progress.
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Learning to pass deep
Players must pass through gate before passing to supporting player before they reach the gate. This helps to ensure supporting players hold their depth and maintain a straight running line.
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Lateral passing in 3s (SM)
A simple lateral passing exercise for all standards. These basic skills are fundamental to rugby and should be repeated using a number of different practises. Key factors : Communication - Present a target with your hands - Run straight - Pass the ball across your body - Realign to repeat
7. 5 Pass Game
7. 5 Pass Game
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What is a lateral pass
To develop the lateral passing and take a look at the fundamental movements
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Quins - Accurate passing
Harlequins Academy go through a few exercises designed to improve passing accuracy. Premier members can log in now to see full sessions from Harlequins and other Premiership clubs.
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What is a switch pass
Understanding the swith pass and why it is used
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Passing - 3 v 2 Live Defenders
Gradually progress from 2 static defenders, to 3 v 2 roaming defenders. The first two players must draw their defenders before giving the pass.
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Scrum Factory - 11. Flanker Channeling and The Role of the Number 8
The roles of each player in channelling the ball to the number 8
L2 - Fly Half Development
Skill Practice Description • Two channels each 15metres wide • Two attacking lines of four players; one line in each channel • Scrum Half with two balls • Three defenders lined up to defend the designated channel. • SH passes ball to 1st attacking group on the coach’s call. • D1 goes for A1, D2 for A2, D3 for A3 • Attackers to fix defenders and release overlap. • Coach shouts “Break” and the three defenders run to defend the other channel against 2nd group of attackers. • On coach’s command “Go” the 2nd ball is passed to the second line • Rotate the groups and alternate which channel has the first strike / second strike • Vary the timing of the second call which releases the ball for the 2nd strike. An early call frees up space for the fly half because the defenders will have little time to get into the second channel. A late call, allows defenders time to get across, and it means the fly half will have to prevent the drift and effectively use the overlap. • Initially the coach can control the defence telling the defenders to leave the overlap and be fixed; then allow them to drift, then allow them to try anything to stop the attack. Here is also an opportunity to coach how to defend. Key Coaching Points • Stay square - outside shoulder should be seen by scrum half • Run at defenders aiming at the inside shoulder • Move when the ball is in the scrum half’s hands or when it is in the air. Do not creep forward before then.
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Sevens - Lineout catch & maul drive
Sevens - Lineout catch & maul drive
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Pull back Pass
A clever exercise that keeps the players involved and moving constantly with an emphasis on depth and accurate passing. Players need to concentrate, communicate and be accurate if the drill is to continue. Coaches can add width, more players or in this example another ball to increase difficulty
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A Deep Look Into Simple Passing
Here we take a look at a simple drill and Graham Steadman discusses the importance of getting the basics right. If every player can do this well your attacking speed will really improve.
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The Loop Pass - the Key Points
To review the coaching points of the loop
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The Miss Pass Key Coaching Points
To review handling Key factors