Attack Strategies - HS and A with Eddie Jones
In this series, we look at simple Attack Strategies you can adopt including strategies from World Cup winning coaches Wayne Smith and Eddie Jones.
Part 1. Coaching Philosophies 0:34 Free video
Recognised as one of the best rugby coaches in the modern era and Rugby site Founder, Wayne Smith shares his successful coaching philosophies.
Part 2. Wide Wide Attack 26:24 Member content
In this video, we integrate forwards into the attacking line after a wide strike move.
Play videoPart 3. Same Way Team Attack: Using forwards in the attacking line 27:37 Member content
In this video, Ex All black and 2x World Cup winning coach Wayne Smith looks at bringing your forwards into our attack off 9.
Play videoPart 4. Attack off 9 16:07 Member content
In this video World Cup winning and England coach Eddie Jones takes you through how to create shape and attack off 9, particularly for a side that doesn’t have a physical advantage.
Play videoPart 5. Attack Options off 10 7:58 Member content
World Cup winning and England coach Eddie Jones loves his teams playing off ten. Here he highlights the good lines and the bad, as he teaches us everything about playing off ten.
Play videoPart 6. Attacking the defence 3:12 Member content
World Cup winning and England coach Eddie Jones continues his Attack off 10 Attack options. In this video it is all about Attacking the defence.
Play videoPart 7. Looking for space in the defensive line 10:11 Member content
World Cup winning and England coach Eddie Jones continues his Attack off 10 Attack options. In this video it is all about looking for space in the defensive line.
Play videoPart 8. Attack Shape, Role Clarity - Block Session 8:24 Member content
In this video, Aaron explains attack shape, broken down block by block. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 9. Attack Shape & Communication 13:56 Member content
In this video, Aaron explains how to keep your Attack shape in a dynamic match situation. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 10. Attack Shape, Role Clarity - Block Session from a Scrum 5:28 Member content
Aaron is back using his Blocks to present different 1-3-3-1 Scrum Attack shape. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 11. 3 Pod Attack Formation 12:25 Member content
This week Aaron Jones, with the Hutt Valley High school 1st XV players brave the Wellington weather to explain how the formation takes shape on the pitch. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 12. Attack Shape, Edge Attack 9:20 Member content
In this video, Aaron and his players take their Attack to the Edge. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 13. Turnover Attack 6:22 Member content
Ex Leicester and Queensland Reds coach Matt O’Connor demonstrates how to turn turn over ball into attacking possession.
Play videoPart 14. Attack Shape 1-3-3-1, Putting it all Together 7:28 Member content
Aaron and his players are back this week putting their 1-3-3-1 Attack Altogether. Enjoy!
Play videoPart 15. Attack fundamentals to counter defence set up’s 8:57 Member content
Countering defences is about being positive in attack and not passive.
Put into practice what Ex Leicester and Queensland Red coach Matt O’connor says and you are well on the way to scoring tries and winning games.
Part 15. Momentum and Mismatch in Turnover Attack 4:52 Member content
Last week, we introduced Alex O’Dowd, Nottingham assistant and NTU head coach and ex North Harbour (NZ) coach and Turnover Attack.
This week, Alex with his NTU players find the momentum going forward and look for the mismatch in the turnover attack.
Find the 9
Find the player in momentum
Find the mismatch
Find the tryline
Play videoPart 16. Turn Over Attack - Alignment Drill 5:03 Member content
This week we introduce Alex O’Dowd, Nottingham assistant and NTU head coach and ex North Harbour (NZ) coach.
Alex with his NTU players explains how to make the most of turnover ball.
The drill build’s on Matt O’Connor’s Turnover Attack Drill.
Space is on the edge
Early catch
Stay square
Maintain depth
Get it to the edge and space
Play videoEddie Jones
England Head CoachCourse | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12, Part 13, Part 14, Part 15, Part 16, Part 17 |
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Duration | 163:03 |
Topics | Attack |
Applicable to | Coaches Others Supporters and fans |
Languages | English |
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Course reviews
Jason Beggs CanadaI love the idea of not playing off of a playbook or a tightly structured attack – BUT to play what is in front of you…training players to make their own decisions.
Randall Clifford Williams South AfricaVery good simple pods explained. Very good work Aaron.
Adam Jacobs USAFantastic series that does a great job illustrating the structure and evolution of 1-3-3-1 through the phases.
Luke Sassolino USAGreat insight on a new attack formation. Biggest challenge is figuring out where/when backs enter the play. Having backs & forwards wearing different color bids would really clarify who is going where.
mothilal jayathilake Sri LankaVideo did not work
GRAHAM EDWARDS BelgiumGreat video and loved your use of the blocks and drone footage + basic video editing.
JUAN PABLO TOMAS SpainTraducir al español por favor!!!!
Graham Alan Higginbotham EnglandGreat way of using such a simple item as wooden block, like the ownership self organisation aspect
Chris Russell USAAaron does a great job of showing ‘what’ and ‘how’. Somehow I missed ‘why’. Where can I find ‘why’?
bernard smith AustraliaOutstanding series of videos that are clear and concise The concept of blocks as an alternate to a white board is fantastic and invites buy in and creativity from the players
Thomas McNeil USAGood visual demonstration of attack structure. I think this is the same concept that Graham Henry tried to illustrate on a white board during the clinic in California, but this is a much clearer way of showing how this kind of structure works. However, even though each position’s role is described, it’s hard to see the numbers on the blocks. I like it when the players move their own position’s block – gets them more involved.
Tim Zern USAI really liked the different perspectives from the drone, go pro, etc.. Good job editing all the pieces together.
robertosalucci Italyper favore i sottotitoli in inglese o spagnolo. io sono italiano e NoN undestend Inglish. Tanck YOU!
Wayne Marsters New ZealandThanks Coach Jones- I like the clarity provided to the players in just a few words -brief but comprehensive. Also the interactive nature of the session and your blocks -thanks for sharing.
Richard Bell EnglandExcellent video on attack structure.
Mark Kinlan IrelandThought video very insightful and easy to follow and understand – use a 2/3/3 spilt myself but will look at 1/3/3/1 – it is obviously easier to run these attack shapes off line outs and wide scrums with the space outside – would like to see this attack pattern off a mid field scrum
Dali Ndebele New ZealandGood job Jonesy.
Matthew Ratana EnglandOn point, great to see these various shapes being demonstrated. Look forward to 2-4-2 and maybe 1-3-2-2????
Dirk Belgiumgreat video.
bryn steve WalesGreat video very useful, when is part 2 available?
Guy McKim CanadaI really like the visual, use of blocks, and the manipulative idea. I sense this might help my players better understand any concept you are trying to help them with. Thanks for a great explanation and a great idea.
Quinton Ho AustraliaVery creative Aaron. Can you do a formation where you transition from 1-3-3-1 to 2-4-2 and vice versa? Cheers.
Diego Barton ArgentinaI use bottle caps.
Ronnie Mata Taurarii USAGreat simple way to engage even the younglings
pablo daniel millikonsky Argentinathat video is amazing
Carter Croft EnglandLove the use of blocks, saves me carrying a white board and magnetic numbers, works like a general planning a battle. Really good. Carter Croft.
Christopher Paul Spinks EnglandGreat way to engage young players in the thought process around roles and relevance of structure in attack, thanks
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