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What does being accurate at the breakdown actually mean?
How low do you need to be effective?
How important is it to time your clearout drive?
Analyst Hamish Webb explains how these key points determine your breakdown success in his latest skills analysis series release.
Ex Rugby Site Manager and Otago coach Ben Herring’s emphasis is on good basic technique, and enjoyment, for coaches to follow, with new players and new coaches to use. Core strength is a key element in building a strong platform at the breakdown. It also helps protect the kids at the breakdown engagement.
Ex Rugby Manager and Otago coach Ben Herring takes you through some simple core movements that help you prepare for getting stuck into a breakdown.
This video concentrates on the core and lower body.
Ex Rugby Manager and Otago coach Ben Herring takes you through some simple core movements that help you prepare for getting stuck into a breakdown. This video concentrates on the upper body and stealing the ball.
Hawkes Bay coach Josh Syms shares his innovative ideas around developing breakdown skills.
Session one is all about preparing the body for the Breakdown ground work.
Uniquely, Josh has premier and schoolboy men’s and women’s players at the session.
All learning and performing the same skills, and drills, at the same time.
Ex Rugby Site manager and Otago coach Ben Herring goes through great games to play to help prepare for the breakdown.
The Breakdown is a unique collision contest and its important to prepare players for it.
From the community
Very nice easy to understand and implement prorgression.
Awesome tips
Good back to basics set of clips
Very practical coaching for building up to an end product of an effective 3 Man ruck with half back passing
