New Zealand Forwards Coach Mike Cron shows you the key elements to ensuring a strong, safe and balanced scrum set-up. Taking you through crouching technique, foot and body positioning and effective locking mechanisms, “the set-up is the be all and end all.”
Mike Cron: The Scrum Setup Preview
Mike Cron shows you the key elements to ensuring a strong, safe and balanced scrum set-up.
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