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Topic review - pick and go
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  Post subject:  Re: pick and go  Reply with quote
Break down rucking in terms of key factors and focus on them:

:arrow: body position
:arrow: binding
:arrow: step over
:arrow: where to bind
:arrow: how many players over the ball?

You can think of lots of exercises to practise these skills. Do not try to achieve everything in one exercise. On decision making, players have to ask themselves:

:?: do I go over?
:?: do I pick up and drive?
:?: do I pick up and pop to a player who drives?
:?: do I pick up and pass wide?
Post Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 10:29 pm
  Post subject:  How and when  Reply with quote
Hello BL,

When to pick and go: if the defense is spaced out wide, slow ball and nothing is really on you need to penetrate the defense to suck in defenders. This will create space elswhere. The pick and go works well for this. When you do this in two it is called the Hammer. Look at the Pumas in the RWC2007!

How? Realise that as soon as you pick the offside line is gone, defenders may come up. Maintain a low body position.

I like the pick and go because it moves the ball around, static play, but no so static as 8 forwards going over the ball - old school rugby!

Good luck,
Post Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 3:26 pm
  Post subject:  pick and go  Reply with quote
Hi Martin,


I want to start getting my forward to do the pick and go. Any advice on how and when it should be done?

Regards,


BL
Post Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 3:20 pm

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