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Offside Touch
Try this offside touch game from London Scottish. Gets your players working hard whilst developing their technical skills.
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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.
Defence Philosophy - Collin Osborne
Ex Harlequins coach Collin Osborne walks you through his defence philosophy and explains why your team would benefit from a philosophy or buzzword/phrase!
Contact Conditioning Intervals
Get your players ready for contact with these exercises, warming up the body for a season of collisions. Start with 1 minute on 1 minute off and play about with the intervals!
Developing Low Tackle Technique
Here is a new drill from London Scottish that encourages players to stay low in the approach and throughout the tackle
Offloading Progressions
Here's a great exercise from London Scottish with some excellent progressions taking you through catching difficult balls as well as some fun games to try.
Continuous Breakdown Drill
This drill takes you through a simple drill where multiple breakdown and contact skills are tested. You'll also be given the reasons why it is practised this way.
Improve Running Lines
Use this simple drill from Newcastle Falcons to improve your player's running lines.
Sausage Pad Tackling - Getting Low
Make sure players are getting low early and close to tackle the sausage pad, they shouldn't be diving into the pad.
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.
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!
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.
Tackle Technique - Full Session
[WITH DRILL VIDEOS] This session from Joe Goodman (Bristol University Rugby) has been designed to prepare players for a return to full contact competition, re-establishing correct technique to ensure safe, efficient tackling through progressively increasing the level of contact and complexity of skill execution.
Attack vs Defence Continuous Drill 4V2
The attackers work to beat the defence, setting up a 'tip' (running a hard line) and 'pull back' option. They should read the defensive movements and make a decision to hit the tip option or pull out the back.
Contact Square - Inside Clear
All attacking players need to fix their opposite defender.
Off The Ball Organisation
The aim of the drill is to develop mechanisms to unlock defences in open play. It requires players to communicate, self-organise off the ball, and be aware of their role in the attacking line.
Full Competitive Warm Up
Heres a full warm up focussed on agility that adds a competitive element to engage your players and mentally prepare them for the session!
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.
Quick Hands Primer
Divide the group into 4 and ask them to stand in single file behind each cone, 3 attacking groups, 1 defending group.
Around The Clock Tackling
Set up 5 cones around in a circle. The tackler works out from the first cone to make the tackle. The tackler then backtracks around the next and then comes forward to make the tackle again. Two tackles off the right shoulder, one front on and two off the left shoulder.
Sausage Pad Tackling - Getting Low
Make sure players are getting low early and close to tackle the sausage pad, they shouldn't be diving into the pad.
Identify Attacking Options
A few drills that will help the attackers identify space in attack and work on how to exploit it!
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