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Lions - Attacking channells
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British lions - support & attack drill 1
This drill illustrates how attack can go from narrow channels to wide play very quickly, and players should practice this continually
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A clip on attacking options from the 2009 Lions
Lions 09 - Support & Attack
The ability to create attacking situations quickly is fundamental to creating pressure
Attacking narrow channel
A good exercise for scanning defenders and creating space for your co attackers
Two Channel Passing Exercise
Players work in 3s running around the corner and realigning to attack. Introduce defenders and the need to look up and communicate.
L2 - Identifying Space to Attack
Skill Practice Description • Attacking team face away from defenders before play commences. • Attackers spread or grouped in any formation. • Defenders split (unseen by attack) between pitch A & B. • Coach calls “turn” and introduces the ball to the attack who turn to scan the distribution of the defence and attack whichever pitch they choose. • Defenders on the pitch not being attacked cannot cross over to help defend. • If the attack breaks down, the defence gain bonus point. • If attackers choose to attack the area with the most defenders and still score - gain a bonus point. • Progression: • Allow the defenders in the area not being attacked to move across to support the other defence. Perhaps make the secondary defence go deeper around a cone. • Vary the space before game starts between attack and defence - more or less time for the attackers. • Allow defence to recover the ball to counter attack. Key Coaching Points • Reward close and immediate support of the ball carrier in and around contact area. • Defenders deny space and time to the numerically superior attack
Tackle Technique in channel
Use a channel with attackers and defenders to progress the tackle technique, mix the players up so they all have opportunities. Reinforce the coaching points and give praise regularly
Lions - Backs options from scrum
Lions 2009 clip on attacking options
Lions 09 - Strike Moves
The Lions drill for developing awareness of attack and defence options
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