Play the ball 'See Saw' Drill
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Handling, Play the ball 
Attack the Line, Bump, Carry, Communication, Core Skills, Dummy Half, Grip, Passing, Play the ball, quick, See Saw, Tackle Sheilds, Timing the RunIntroduction
This drill uses many parts of the game of Rugby League and allows you to concentrate on different core skills depending on what you want to teach your team. A ‘See Saw’ drill is one that basically goes across to one side and then turns around and goes straight back to the other side a little like a see saw, you will understand better when you watch the videos. This is quite an advanced drill and probably not one you should be using much under 12 or 13 years old as the kids will struggle to understand it.
I have called this drill the Play the Ball see saw as that is the core component that I last used it to teach however there are many other core skills that it also works at the same time for instance ‘Timing the Run’, ‘Grip and Carry’, ‘Bump’, ‘Passing’ and Communication.
Criss Cross Offloads
admin Handling ball carrying arm, Carry, Communication, hit and spin, offload, offloads, support, TackleINTRODUCTION
This is a neat drill that keeps everyone constantly working and see’s the players learning how to go into contact in a way that allows them to spin off the defender, keeping the ball carrying arm away and then works on the ability to offload to a man following up in support.
This drill requires Marker Cones, 2 Tackle Shields and a ball.
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