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Supreme Being
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| Just a reminder that the ELVs will change the role of the back row, particularly at scrums. Notably, the openside flanker will be 7 metres or so ahead of the fly half. In defence, this will create a dogleg in the defensive line. As the scrum breaks, the defending flanker is likely to have to cover wider, with the 8 (or maybe the lock) filling in nearer the scrum. In attack, back row moves may have more relevance. This is either to target the hole between the scrum and the fly half, or to get the ball into a quick ruck, to set up a backs moves clear of their back row defence, now tied into the ruck. Later this week (the week ending Friday 18th July) we're going to send out an ELV "survival guide" to all Better Rugby Coaching members. If you're not a member already, click here to join to ensure you get your free copy.
Toby Curthoys
Publisher, Better Rugby Coaching www.betterrugbycoaching.com
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Forum Guru
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| A good example of this was the South African try off the base of the scrum 5 metres out in last Saturdays tri nations game against the All Blacks. Defence on the try line, South African scrum slightly up on tight head, eight picks up runs wide and attracts defenders and puts JP Peterson over ion the corner. More emphasis on attack with this ELV - that can only be good for the game. Jonesy Every day I get a little bit wiser - and fatter.
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Supreme Being
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| haven't seen the game/try, but from the description it sounds like a standard rhs blind side back row move with winger... 8-9-14 (possible (dummy) switch thrown in for good measure. Of course the 5m ELV could provide thos with even more chance to exploit. didds
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Junior Member
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| Thanks a lot Jonesy for making that available to us!
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| Jonesy, Thanks for sharing this with everyone else. Clearly you put a lot of thought & hard work into this document. Best of luck with your Level 3 Be the best! Tobes
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Why didnt I look here before I did mine!!! Hours spent building a profile and there it was all the time  PtB
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Forum Newbie
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| Can I also join the merry band of requests for this info - it's really good
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Forum Guru
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| PHyland Check your private message - I have included the link for you. Jonesy
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| can you send me this info, please, the attachment is not so clear as the first post. Thank you very, very, very much
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Forum Guru
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| Hi Prax Please check your pm's where I have included the link for you! Roll on Wales 3rd Grand Slam!
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