This is amazing! I hope you keep doing these - would love to see them for rugby 7s too.

Well explained loved it! As a winger this is could be very useful information to tear up your game and adding examples and animation really helps to understand more easily and have a look closely at what professionals are doing, if you are not a rugby coach you should be as you can help a lot. Keep up the great work! 😊❤

The best way to become a good winger is to have a great creative centre inside you.

This attack was developed with Eddie by Anthony Seibold. Interesting, Manly are playing very similar patterns in attack this year.

Inside centre pls

This is great

Nice video mate, thoroughly enjoyed!

Excellent video 👏

Question if I’ve never played rugby and only done say running events am I scuffed?

This made me well better

Essentially, defensive teams aren't spotting that the winger is drifting across. Can they not count?

Hey are you able to share the files of some plays that we can edit it if we want to? Will be Awesome!

I’m fast and I’ll be a good winger

Rugby league is the best sport in the world 🌍 🏟️🏉

Been waiting for the next one 😢

Thank You!

thank you for these videos 💯🔥it helps alot

Why no uploads?

Are there any workouts that you would recommend for scrum halfs?

Great video helps me really much!

helps a lot, will definitely use these tips next game

been playing rugby as a winger for 9 years and this helped alot thank you!

Nice vid, I've found chatting to my centres and agreeing to stay on our feet we can create mauls. Opposition backs and wingers are NOT maul specialists so you can often get an extra 5, 10, 20 yards before they know what's happened. The 1st arriving player can bind quite low around the hips/waist and the maul will almost jog along. If they're clumsy and bring it down accidentally or try and "finish their tackle", it's a pen to you

Thanks for the video

Excelente explicação

I've got another one, find a centre partner that actually passes the bloody ball!

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Thank you for this. I just started rugby for a senior club. I used to be a fullback but now that i weigh 190 and got speed, they want me at flanker. This is exactly what our team runs and now i know what my job is. Now i just have to become a good flanker

Since the rise of Dupont, it seems that the scrum-half position has taken on a much more important dimension in modern rugby

The hardwork equates to being able to run a marathon with a few weeks or months to adapt to the mileage.

Great video

I can’t move the ball off the player once they’re locked together….

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I kinda disagree. The forwards are just done in a scrum. We expect them to take on backs coming at full speed too? I dunno dawg Also I think the defending 14 should be following the attacking 11. The defending 9 should cover that space if there's a kick. PS love the animations. Really brought it to life 🙏🏾

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Faf and Gareth as a number 8 they are the best scrumhalf ..but I was honoured to play with a great scum half called Keith Manning .

good idea ! but please put the animations first ! it would be easier to understand.

Can you do on 1 about playing ten I'm new to the position

Thanks this is Brilliant I play as a u13 scrum half and will definitely use these tips next game

Is still look like obstruction for me, sorry, old school mentality.

when I wa against a team who offloaded a lot so I just stayed in front of the opponents and i kept getting the ball to schore😂😂😂

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Thanks for your work

Great 👍

so what you're saying is that i defend right, i just haven't perfected it

What’s the app you use at the start

Brilliant vision

I sign up but it keeps saying declined

As a short perennially injured lump with no measurable ability I have played a lot of rugby by just remembering to go and do the next thing now as quick as possible and it always feels better than not being in the middle of everything. Helps being a forward where you can cause a bit of chaos by reducing oppositions options just being there in the way.