Attack Session Plan - Fundamentals of Attack - Y - The Rugby Site's Rugby Drills

The purpose of this session plan is to familarise your players with the key elements of Rugby Attack play. The Site has a number of excellent videos from the world's best Attack coaches including Wayne Smith, Joe Schmidt and Gregor Townsend. This session plan is based around Joe Schmidt's Attack Fundamentals and Wayne Smith's Decision Making in Attack and you can continue to revisit this session with your players at any time and at any level.

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Part 1. Warmup - L Shape passing

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As always start the session with a warm up with the ball in hand.
The L-shape passing drill is a good way to prime your players for this attack based session.
It gets the players moving into different lines in attack and defense.
Black Ferns assistant coach Wesley Clarke presents this drill very well focusing on the skill elements being developed.
Also any of Mils Muliana’s or Brendon’s Catch and Pass drills are fine to warm up with as well.

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Highly successful Ireland coach Joe Schmidt goes through the very basics of attack. How to draw and pass, what lines to run, why and when. This is ‘Gold’ coaching from one of the game’s best coaches.

Preview of Attack Fundamentals - Joe Schmidt

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Preview of Decision Making on Attack - Wayne Smith

Part 3. Decision Making on Attack - Wayne Smith

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Having spent time working with your players on understanding the key basic attack elements you can extend with some Decision Making activities to give sense to their earlier work.

2x World Cup winning All Black Wayne Smith is the world’s best in delivering this skill set as evidenced by the All Blacks play.

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Nice drill. I wonder how far should the U14 players stay between them to have enough space for the attackers? 5 meters? More? thanks

Being analytical on the run is an excellent way to train the eye. ESP where you don’t have a high-performance staff to relay a pond

Another excellent video. Will be trying the L pass exercises tonight for the first time

Excellent excersise the L attack

Course	Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Duration	51:00
Topics	Session Plans
Applicable to	Coaches
Languages	English
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3 parts

Part 1. Warmup - L Shape passing

Part 2. Attack Fundamentals - Joe Schmidt

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Part 3. Decision Making on Attack - Wayne Smith

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