Bismarck takes you through the breakdown from top to bottom. From efficiently getting yourself off the ground after a tackle to making an effective cleanout, Bismarck shows you the techniques and tactics he has developed to become one of the most respected hookers in the world. “It is really important to first get your technique right before introducing competition.”
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Contesting for ball & clear out Posted about 12 years ago
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