| This week we look at a passing drill, called "The two versus one passing drill". A great drill in which to practice players' passing and decision making skills. |
| " This is an excellent drill in which to practice players passing skills. It also teaches players how to draw their man and very important, in this drill they can practice their dummy passingskills. " - Jan Oberholzer |
| We look at the "Two versus One Passing Drill" |
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| The 2nd attacker (Circle) is now in the open |
| He draws the defender (circle) and passes to the 2nd attacker |
| The ball is being passed to the 1st attacker |
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| This Video Clip shows how the 1st attacker draws the defender and then passes a flat pass to the 2nd attacker. |
| This Video Clip shows how the 1st attacker sells a dummy pass to defender and then beat him on the inside |
| Running & Passing lines of Drill |
| Video Clips of the Drill |
Objective:
The object is to practice effective passing
and running into space
The object is to practice effective passing
and running into space
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Key coaching points:
• Player with the ball should run at speed to commit the defender. If there is
no defender approaching, the ball carrier should continue running.
• As the defender approaches the ball carrier must run at the defender and
the pass should be timed to allow B to score.
• Player with the ball should run at speed to commit the defender. If there is
no defender approaching, the ball carrier should continue running.
• As the defender approaches the ball carrier must run at the defender and
the pass should be timed to allow B to score.
Exercise / Drill explanation:
1. Player A receives a pass from the outside
player and runs forward at pace and commits
the defender to create an overlap for B.
2. Initially the defender C marks A only.
3. When technique improves the defender
can move towards player A or B.
4. As a progression the defenders may form
a single line up the field about 10m apart.
1. Player A receives a pass from the outside
player and runs forward at pace and commits
the defender to create an overlap for B.
2. Initially the defender C marks A only.
3. When technique improves the defender
can move towards player A or B.
4. As a progression the defenders may form
a single line up the field about 10m apart.
| Execution of the Drill |
| Week 43 |
| Rugby Coaching Drills |
