| The execution of the "Crusader 4 move" ( In this move the fullback is skipped by the drifting flyhalf) |
| A variation of our "Crusader 4 move" in which the drifting scrumhalf skip the dummy running fullback. This move was doneby the Hurricanes on 19-04-08 against the Stormers. |
Description of the Move
The number 8 passes the ball from the base of
the scrum to the shifting scrumhalf, who draws
the defenders and then passes to the blindside
wing, skipping the fullback who is acting as a
dummy runner.
The number 8 passes the ball from the base of
the scrum to the shifting scrumhalf, who draws
the defenders and then passes to the blindside
wing, skipping the fullback who is acting as a
dummy runner.
| Running and passing lines of the Crusader move. |
| Video Clip of the move |
1.The move is done from a scrum on the right hand side, because the very important defender from a scrum, the scrumhalf , is out of the defending equation. 2.The defending wing must first check the dummy running fullback before he can move to his opponent and most of the time he is too late. |
| "This Crusader 4 move is on of the four "Crusader" blindside moves from a scrum, on the right hand side of the field, from my Coaching CD-Rom - "A Practical Guide to Modern Rugby Coaching" " Jan Oberholzer |
| The ball is at the feet of the number 8 and the scrumhalf is ready to shift.. |
| The blindside wing catches the ball on his way to score a brilliant try. |
| He passes to the blindside wing, skipping the fullback. |
| The number 8 passes from the base to the shifting scrumhalf. |
| We look at the "Crusader 4 move" |
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