| "A very important dril to teach players how to use space and running lines in the attack. Coaches can also use 4 vs 3 or any other mini game." - Jan Oberholzer |
| On the signal of the coach the player enter the drill on opposite sides. |
| They attack the defenders. |
| The setting out of the drill |
Objective:
To teach players visual,audio and running
skills in the attacking situation.
To teach players visual,audio and running
skills in the attacking situation.
Key coaching point
- The coach must see to it that the players use their visionary,
audio and running skills to beat the defenders.
Equipment:
1) 6 Marker cones
2) 1 Ball per group.
1) 6 Marker cones
2) 1 Ball per group.
Exercise / Drill explanation:
1) The attackers enter the grid at F
and the defenders at C
2) The attackers' main aim is to
beat the defenders
3) When attackers reach line DC
they run round and take their
positions up at A and the defenders
at B
1) The attackers enter the grid at F
and the defenders at C
2) The attackers' main aim is to
beat the defenders
3) When attackers reach line DC
they run round and take their
positions up at A and the defenders
at B
| The execution of the drill by Joberrugby Academy |
| Video Clip of the drill |
| The attackers start spreading for the attack. |
| Video Clip of the drill |
| And beat the defenders. |
| A well known attacking drill, which we call the "Three versus two attacking drill". This is a great drill in which players can learn how to utilise space and running lines in the attack. |
| We look at the "Three versus two attacking drill" |
| The setting out and execution of the drill. |
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