Lineout Throw - A with Bismarck du Plessis
Here Bismarck du Plessis isolates the technique of lineout throwing. Looking at grip, follow through, finish and hitting your target at the lineout. Watch Bismarck demonstrate his throw execution from hours of dedicated practice of a skill that requires daily repetition to achieve consistency.
Part 1. Lineout Throw 11:40 Member content
Bismarck has been throwing the rugby ball for a decade at the highest level. He share every trick he knows.
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Former Springbok HookerCourse | Part 1 |
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Duration | 11:40 |
Topics | TRS Español Player Programme Position specific |
Applicable to | Coaches Players |
Languages | English , Español |
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Course reviews
Jay Rizzo USAGreat video and one that I can easily use to teach a new player
Jay Reyes CanadaNot good. Most ball releases aren’t actually fully in the video. Don’t understand how the ball spins by itself with his method.
Reg Korau New ZealandGood use of over accentuate action. Angle of ball and release.
Roger C Croft FranceExcellent a difficult skill made to look easy by an expert.
michael grainger Great Britain & Northern Irelandvery informative , some really good pointers
Pioiva Sasa USAGreat video. Helpful tips.
Anthony W Morley New ZealandGood technical training tips. Bismarck nails down on the basics of the line out throw which is an essential component of this set piece. blows away the theory that a lot of coaches have on triggering the opposition as he uses elastic energy technique for power. (Back swing) awesome. Please load part 2 where he will show his stance & foot positioning
Marius Van Der Merwe AustraliaGood Basic work for a hooker to work on every traing seassion 5 to 10 min before training. Nice one Bissie (GCB)
Ghassan Akl BrazilGood Video.. It Really Helped The Hooker in Our Team .. Thank You Very Much ..
Ryan Clapp USANot bad. I wish the camera angles were a bit better. It would be much more helpful if we could see the impact of all the changes to the trajectory of the ball
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