Former All Black Forwards and Blues Assistant coach Greg Feek returns with some fresh insights on Ball Carry into Contact in a new 3 part series filmed at the San Francisco Coach Summit.
Double step then accelerate into the space
is All Black Forwards and Blues Assistant coach Greg Feek’s 1st step into winning the collision in his new Carry into Contact series.
Greg details how an effective 2 step can help players, especially forwards, find space going into contact.
An ideal contact primer at all levels.
Play videoShort space punch and carry the momentum through the contact
is All Black Forwards and Blues Assistant coach Greg Feek’s aim in part 2 of his Carry into Contact – ‘winning the collision’ series.
Build the progression to mirror game like situation.
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Get out square up and power through the hole between the defenders.
is former All Black Forwards and Blues Assistant coach Greg Feek’s aim in final Carry into Contact – ‘winning the collision’ release. Filmed during the San Francisco Coach Summit.
Build the progression for continual dynamic ball.
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| Course | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 24:40 |
| Topics | Breakdown |
| Applicable to | Coaches Players Youths, ands, highs, and schools |
| Languages | English |
| Click on CC button at top left of video for other translation options. | |
Lasha Azaladze — GeorgiaVery interesting training, fhe detales is very importent , thank you
Justin McCarthy — IrelandGreat camera work and editing, pace to the developing session, and articulate verbal content.
Keith Hamilton — IrelandNice and simple drills. Well explained and easy to remember for your sessions.
Muir Kara — SpainGreat explanation, very easy to follow and implement with the well explained drills
Epeli Davetawalu — Arabian GulfGreat basic ball carrying contact drills , from primer into the drill – it covers so many skill sets. Unreal to learn from some of the world best international coaches. Amazing insights Feek. Thanks for sharing THE RUGBY SITES!
Richard — ScotlandV good primer