Attack Skills - Basics - Y with Hamish Webb
Part 1. Develop Essential Catch & Pass Skills
This week, we feature Hamish Webb (our UK Rugby Site Rugby Manager), at our UK clinic with the Hackney Rugby Club.
Hamish having coached at London Irish Academy, Wellington College and Scotland U16s has successfully developed many junior players, and teams.
Hamish has an excellent session with Hackney’s U13 team (many new to the game), developing their Catch and Pass.
Grip the ball properly to pass
Hands out early to greet the ball
Point the ball at the target
Pass the ball like it’s on a rope to the target
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Part 2. Set Piece Attack Introduction
In this video, Hamish introduces the U14 team at London’s Hackney RFC some simple Set Piece Attack moves that every team can use. Enjoy!
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Hamish breaks down the Catch and Pass into simple parts that once mastered enable players time and confidence to make right decisions under pressure: Hands out early Pointing to the ball Active grab Fingers across the middle of the ball
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Part 4. Read Defenders Hips
What can you read into defenders hips? The Rugby Site’s UK Manager Hamish Webb explains as he continues his session with the Hackney Women’s team in London, UK. Hamish, progresses their Catch and Pass skills by understanding where a defender’s hips are positioned can be an advantage to your attacking decision. So what do you do if defenders stay square or turn their hips?
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Hamish Webb
Rugby Site's UK Manager and an experienced coach Educator| Course | Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 10:33 |
| Topics | Youth Coaching Attack Catch and Pass |
| Applicable to | Coaches Players Others Supporters and fans |
| Languages | English |
| Click on CC button at top left of video for other translation options. | |
Course reviews
Ilimacu Matalau — FijiJust the person for the skill. Top coaching
John Walker — EnglandSimple Rugby, Simply explained. The delivery by Hamish shows how important, and effective good, simple, and to the point coaching can be.
Very simple but effectiveJikoibau Matawalu — Fiji
Sebastian Facundo Quiroga — ItalyExplicaciòn simple y concreta del ataque.
lucas brouwer de koning — Argentinahola , solo esta en ingles ,
Onehunga Mata’uiau — AustraliaPerfect simple and straight forward.
Carter Croft — EnglandMaybe Eddie Jones and his Staff should take a look at this module, back to basics, it is often a good exercise to go back to the beginnings.