Second Row

The Second Row are typically known for being tall, powerful players who are able to use their size effectively in both open play and set pieces. At the scrum the Second Row is where a lot of the power comes from and it is up to the front row to direct this. At the lineout, the 4 and 5 usually are amongst the best jumpers on the team with also the ability to lift, typically one of the Second Row will be in charge of the lineout, making decisions on the lineout call.

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7 man – Walk In & 2 Jump

What To Do When: Losing At The Scrum

What To Do When: Losing At The Lineout

Pods, Triangles and Diamonds

Defending Sections of The Pitch

Wheel Anticlockwise

Wheel Clockwise

Attacking in Sections of The Pitch

5 Man – Back Loop – 2 Jump

5 Man – Front Loop – 4 Jump

5 Man – Fake – 4 Jump

5 Man – Fake – 2 Jump

7 Man – 7 Loop – No Jump

7 Man – 5 Jump – 7 Loop and Pop

7 Man – 2 Jump – 5 Loop And Pop

5 Man – 4 Jump

5 Man – 3 Jump

5 Man – 2 Jump

7 Man – 6 Jump

7 Man – 5 Jump

7 Man – 4 Jump

7 man – 2 Jump

Defencive Flat-Lines & Dog-Legs

The Blitz Defence

Attacking Article: The Switch

Attacking Article: Miss Pass

Attacking Article: Loop

The Drift Defence