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Moving sideways and backwards before receiving the ball is a reality of the game.
Phil, with Grizzlies coach Adriaan Ferris alongside, help players and coaches develop a clear understanding of the run, catch, and pass fundamentals — taught within game-like situations rather than in isolation.
The activities reflect the realities of the game, where moving sideways and backwards into position is required.
Create space. Preserve it.
Again looking at in the context of game reality Phil Mack adds more complexity into his session 1 drill to force player decision making to find the space.
Build anticipation not reaction!
In Part 3 of his Attack Series, Phil Mack shifts the focus to building a collective approach to attacking decision-making.
His objective is clear: players must work together to identify where the space is and move collectively to exploit it.
This highly effective, game-simulating activity is widely used across rugby programs and can be adapted to suit your specific coaching objectives — involving both sides of the ball.
Gamify the skill development – reward the execution of the skills you want to see used.
Using a modified ruck touch game Phil and Adriaan look to incorporate the skills developed in their earlier sessions into a game-like environment.
Layering in all the micro skills into a bigger macro game – trying to replicate the game chaos.
From the community
Enjoyed the simplicity of the progression of a fundamental, love the breakdown.
Good Stuff. Upper, lower body separation some folk find this very difficult and that is catching with the ‘correct foot’ even harder with the wrong foot
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attack and decision make
Great video, really good quick passing drills.
This is a great video. Fantastic review of the fundamentals and progressions for keeping it interesting. This will help me explain to new players by providing video context of what we are already practicing.
