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U10 rugby drills and games

After one year of tackling, the players are now moving onto rucks, and in some parts of the world, mauling.

 

A ruck is where a player from each competes for the ball which is on the ground after a tackle, but cannot put their hands on the ball. In the adult version of the game, there are 19 ruck laws! However, at this stage you only need to be aware of around five. See our guide to rucking for the first time here.

 

For a guide to under 10s rugby, see our approach to coaching under 10s.

 

For the key skills, go to this link.

 

Remember, the players should be playing games more than doing just drills. There are plenty to choose from below!

Age Groups
U10
U11
U12
U13
U14
U15
U16
U17+
U5
U6
U7
U8
U9
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Post-tackle space

Post-tackle space

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Leave them standing

Leave them standing

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Rocket touch

Rocket touch

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Miss passing for dummies

Miss passing for dummies

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Decoy havoc

Decoy havoc

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Super rucks: edge, knife and focus

Super rucks: edge, knife and focus

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Rugby speed into practice

Rugby speed into practice

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Basic decoy and running lines

Basic decoy and running lines

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Twice the tackler

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Ground up power

Ground up power

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Head high spin passes

Head high spin passes

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Decisions in the contact area

Decisions in the contact area

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5 ways to make sure you complete a tackle

5 ways to make sure you complete a tackle

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Bounce back with a Surfer’s Jump

Bounce back with a Surfer’s Jump

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Create a creative defence

Create a creative defence

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Hitting the wall (of noise)

Hitting the wall (of noise)

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Brace, brace, brace

Brace, brace, brace

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Scalable session success

Scalable session success

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4 ways to balance skills and fitness

4 ways to balance skills and fitness

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Refresher passing

Refresher passing

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Cloak and swagger

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Tackler teams

Tackler teams

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