| This week we look how the Australian team scored a great try against Wales by each player with the ball first "fixing" a defender before passing. This match was in Brisbane on 2-06-07. |
| " All the coaches that coach their backlines to drift across the field, must look at this example to see how straight running stop drifting defenders and make scoring much easier." - Jan Oberholzer |
| Lets look closely at players "fixing" defenders (straight running alignment and drawing of the opponent), before passing |
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| The next man also running a straight running alignment |
| Drawing the defender and passes |
| Straight running alignment at the defenders |
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| Video Clips of the attackers "fixing" the defenders |
| Drawing the defender and passes |
Drawing your man.
Straight running alignment
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| Creating space on the outside Each player with the ball first "fix" a defender i.e. getting the attention of the defender and "stopping" him by running straight at him, before passing. "Stopping" mean the defender must prepare for the tackle and his attention is just on the player with the ball and that is creating space on the outside. |
| Week 16 |
| New Tendencies in Modern Rugby |
