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Part 1. Warm up - Lineout Primer
Jase starts the session with some lineout primer drills he has his players do before every lineout session.
It is all about explosive movement and balance.
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Jase starts the session with some lineout primer drills he has his players do before every lineout session.
It is all about explosive movement and balance.
Ex Springbox lock (and tallest ever Springbox lock), Andries Bekker presents some Lineout Primers he uses to prepare his Kobelco forwards for their Lineout unit session. Pivot and jump off both feet. Jump for maximum height. Less steps means less time for opposition to react.
Jase looks at the Lineout lifter and jumper roles during the lift.
Speed, explosive aerial movement creating stability in the air and stay connected as a group.
Jase adds a competitive Lineout primer drill to his Lineout series involving hooker, 2 jumpers and scrum half.
Hands under the opponent’s arms, coming into the ‘basket’ not over, and in their face blocking the view!
Note contact is limited in some areas and only use this drill if permitted under your restrictions.
Jase Ryan, pieces all the parts of the lineout together.
Explosive speed, accuracy and combination between the players is the key.
Having warmed up, Victor Matfield shares the technical and tactical lineout skills he has developed over his playing and coaching career. “The most important thing in a lineout is that you do your basics right and then its like a chess game, when do you make what call”.
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