Rugby Attack Pod Variations - Ideas for Coaches to Create More Opportunities from Pod Attack — Transcript
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- 0:00back to Ireland we see they play it to
- 0:02the Pod back to order 10 and this is a
- 0:04picture we often see with the blitz
- 0:06defense is one player will shoot up like
- 0:08this to try to stop the pocket player
- 0:10from getting the ball to the outside
- 0:12where there is often a lot of space this
- 0:14is where the added player in the pocket
- 0:15has so much importance as he allows a
- 0:17pot pass to get out of trouble and
- 0:20normally the next Defender isn't
- 0:22connected to the player who shoots up
- 0:24leaving a space in behind where the
- 0:27wrapping player can give a short ball to
- 0:29that forward coming through through if
- 0:30there's a space or can attack the line
- 0:32and try and fix those outside Defenders
- 0:34here it would have been a good
- 0:36opportunity to have that forward in the
- 0:38outside Channel running that blocking
- 0:39line to fix these two outside Defenders
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