GAIN TERRITORY AND GO FORWARD | RUGBY TRAINING GAME

Want to coach players to become better decision makers in their own 22?? The this game is for you!
Kris shows you how to create a game that will allow players to explore how to generate go forward and gain territory in their own 22 at training, and replicate in game pressures.
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[@aidanryan7078]

Love this, thank you for sharing. Love the behaviours

[@TheBigBreakdownHQ]

Thanks for the feedback Aidan! Pleased you enjoyed the video. Hopefully have more content available soon. If you can think of any videos you might find useful let us know! We are always looking for ideas.

[@aidanryan7078]

@@TheBigBreakdownHQ meaningful match orientated coaching/trainings with minimal numbers. Say 17-20 players.

[@matts9474]

great content!

[@TheBigBreakdownHQ]

Thanks Matt. Please you enjoyed it. Hopefully have a lot of content being recored this pre season. I have just struggled for time this season post COVID. If there are any videos you think would be useful let me know.

[@matts9474]

@@TheBigBreakdownHQ would love to see more drills! specifically on making quicker decisions and playing a faster game

[@TheBigBreakdownHQ]

Thanks @@matts9474 We have a few of these lined up for recording when we start pre season. Look out for the posts then!

[@scottforsyth4954]

Just stumbled upon this now and love how it promotes an attacking, positive mindset so definitely going to try it with our boys. One question. I noticed that the attacking team always start on their 22. After points are scored is this the default? Like at 03:55, there is a kick exit and the team get 6 points. Do you restart from where it went out or go back to the 22? Thank you in advance.

[@TheBigBreakdownHQ]

Thanks for your feedback Scott. So in that situation you could restart from where the ball goes out of play. If you have the numbers reward the attacking team with a line out. Just increase their phases to 4 or 5 for a gain line advantage. If they don’t get a gain line advantage you can go back to the 22 or go back to the line out and let them try again. If they have an error go back to the 22. Replicates similar consequences to what might happen in a game. Hope this helps!

[@johnwillenbruch3958]

Great game. We get 16-20 at training. Would it work 8 a side or would you change it?

[@TheBigBreakdownHQ]

Hi John, pleased you enjoyed the video. Where are you based? You could make it work with these numbers, and just make the pitch smaller. I also have another game which I’m going to post (just needs recording!) Which might help also. Essentially an attacking team gets 2 phases, and on the second phase you have to kick or score. Reward good territory kicks (where the team kicking gains an advantage and the ball goes out of play) by allowing the team who kicked to keep the ball. 3min blocks of this is a killer but demonstrates the importance of territorial kicking even with small numbers. Any questions please feel free to drop me a message on any of our social media channels @bigbreakdownhq

[@johnwillenbruch3958]

@@TheBigBreakdownHQ that sounds good. I'm based just outside Auckland, NZ