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Ball Presentation Game
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Ball Presentation Game
Use this game to practice great ball presentation. Ensure the tackling player is bouncing back to their feet so that this mentality carries over to game day.
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Quick Ball Presentation Drills
Use these quick and competitive games to practice good and strong ball presentation. Practice with high standards and it will come naturally in the games!
Quick Ball Presentation Drills
Use these quick and competitive games to practice good and strong ball presentation. Practice with high standards and it will come naturally in the games!
Ground Work and Ball Presentation
It is important for players to practice working hard on the ground to get the ball presented back to their team. This session uses bodyweight exercises to practice the movement and enforces it with a conditioned game. Log in to see the full video.
Touch rugby - ball presentation
A game for understanding how the presentation of the ball can affect the speed of the game and the ability to attack space
How To Hold The Ball - Grip Games
Young players are very rarely taught how to hold the ball. This video explains why this is important, how to coach it and incorporates some fun grip games to enforce the technique.
Improve Ball Presentation and Handling
This exercise from London Scottish works to maintain high levels of both ball presentation and handling skills at the same time.
CCRU Game - Ball Touch
Aim of the game: Touch as many players as possible with the ball in one minute. The ball must be held in both hands at all times
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