| Week 36 |
| This week we look at a line-out mauling move, which splits the defenders in two . This move was done by the Blue Bulls in their Currie Cup match against the Sharks on 16-09-06 in Durban. |
| " All teams are mobilizing their defenses against the very effective line-out maul near the try-line and many of them are very effective by stopping or disrupting the maul. Here is now a knew variation of the line-out maul, which is not so easy to stop. " - Jan Oberholzer |
| Lets look at the new line-out mauling move |
| The hooker throws the ball into the the six-man line-out |
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| The jumper at the back catches the ball cleanly. |
| Video Clip of the line-out mauling move |
| He immediately throws the ball to the jumper in the front. |
| He and his supporters start with the driving maul. Note their are only two defenders against the four maulers. |
| This is a great variation on the well known line-out maul, because it splits the defenders in two groups by re-directing the maul and the defenders must then re-group, which in most cases will be too late. |
| The other defenders rush to the driving maul, but are too late to stop the momentum of the maul. |
| They easily scores. |
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