Attack off 9 - HS and A with Eddie Jones
In this module I’ll take you through how to create shape and attack off 9, particularly for a side that doesn’t have a physical advantage. Starting in a game like situation encouraging players to identify attacking opportunities while under fatigue. I then focus specifically on the relationship between 9, 10 & 12, their communication and ability to exploit space.
Part 1. Attack off 9 16:06 Member content
In this module I’ll take you through how to create shape and attack off 9, particularly for a side that doesn’t have a physical advantage. Starting in a game like situation encouraging players to identify attacking opportunities while under fatigue. I then focus specifically on the relationship between 9, 10 & 12, their communication and ability to exploit space.
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Part 2. Attack off 9 - re-cut 6:29 Member content
We have remixed Eddie’s original classic Attack off 9 video to illustrate how using running lines and angles helps find the space in close.
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Eddie Jones
England Head Coach| Course | Part 1, Part 2 |
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| Duration | 22:35 |
| Topics | Coaches Corner Attack |
| Applicable to | Coaches |
| Languages | English , Español |
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Course reviews
Mark Guerin ScotlandLove it, looking to give team direction. Simple and effective.
Ratu baleirara USABrilliant
horacio speranza ArgentinaMuy bueno , carrera y angulo de ataque del 9 y sus apoyos . Generando 2 lineas de ataques plano y espalda .
Paul Davidson AustraliaFantastic “attack off 9” tutorial from Eddie who explains it all easily and the slo mo helps considerably.The moves are repeated which shows the viewer how to perfect the running line.I watch this module over and over.Thanks so much
Gareth Davies NetherlandsGreat warm-up. There is so much to learn here, I just keep coming back to it.
levani oboladze Georgiavery interestig video! Good collective game idea!
Luca Gubinelli ItalyBasic keys to attack: simple, clear but decisive. Another sacred monster coach.
Ndumiso Makhathini South AfricaGreat warm-up drill.
Lucho Tezanos Pinto ArgentinaVery Clear!!
Peter Telford EnglandI have come back to this video time and again and like a good book, each visit I find new things or a new emphasis. Well done.
juan manuel yacobitti Argentinamuy bueno
Roger C. Wilson USAExtremely good! Marvelous camera position and shots; crystal clear commentary; every word is informative, every sentence packed with information. Bravo!
David Donner EnglandSimply brilliant
gustavo miguel pablo bendini Argentinaexcelente
H Hamilton EnglandYou can see why Japan have been doing well in Rwc 2015
David Alagna AustraliaWas Eddie a primary teacher in a past life ? Very clear coaching.
Angus USAGood, informative. Easy to comprehend and allows understanding through simple visuals not complex verbiage. Adaptable for the resources you have in hand. Game savvy
Lino Landajo ArgentinaExcellent! great tips in training, and atention to details
Roger C Croft FranceVintage, Eddie Jones, both the videos of attacking off 9or10 are great to appreciate a pattern, using basic skills.
Jim Kelly EnglandGreat Video! Playing off 9 as important as playing off 10. I will be combining playing off 9 and 10 in my next practice. This is the standard of tuition we aspiring coaches need. Thankyou Eddie.
CJ Holtzhausen South Africaa Master of attacking play!
Neil Arthur WalesI’ve really enjoyed Eddie’s videos so far, I like the way that he puts the onus on the talk of the players throughout the session.
Mac Masina South AfricaGreat infomation from Eddie Jones , his one of the best tactical couches around . this is simple drill , but very affective when the players get it right !
Brendan Hope Great Britain & Northern IrelandOne of the great minds of world rugby, passing on great teaching. This video is gold!
bailey warner New Zealandfound this very helpful and started using it in the first practise, found the drop and pop pass warm up very good
Mark Malone EnglandGreat video with some very good points . Why do we have to have a heavy metal backing track?? Please bear it in mind we are not all in our 20s. Keep up the great work.
Adam Gallagher EnglandHi I just purchased the Eddie jones video.however when i use it on the app for some reason keeps freezing?
Dave Keelty New ZealandIs it possible to ask Eddie when he would use this? From second phase onwards or at selected times?
Che Soffe New ZealandInteresting ideas presented in this video. Nice clear communication from Eddie
James Reilly CanadaGreat progression in these drills. Really like the version of touch,causing players to see space and make decisions under fatigue.Will be introducing some of this at tonights session!
The Rugby Site New ZealandHi John, sorry to hear you are having issues. I have just sent you an email and hopefully we can get this fixed for you as soon as possible. Cheers, Chloe
John O Grady EnglandI have just purchased the Eddie Jones latest video but it is frozen and only Eddie’s voice can be heard,there is nothing wrong with my sky connection,can you help please?.
David Lynch IrelandExcellent video, because Eddie is talking to us the coaches explaining the why and how a move like this works and how we can make it work for our players. Thanks so much for this.
Jackson Thom USAThis provides some great options for your line. Some really great focus on the 9-10 connection and a great point at the end on reliance on skilled players vs building a system that sets up a smart team for success.
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