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"Nagging"
This is a simple move that any rugby coach can use. It’s quick and designed to catch the opposition off guard. A good nagging side is always aware of the opportunity to tap and go. If you don’t breakthrough straight away, it’s likely to be because the opposition hasn’t retreated 10 metres, so you win yourself another penalty now further upfield.
What players should do in this rugby drill
Common mistakes
Key rugby coaching tips
Think about designating three forwards, plus the scrum half, to always be responsible for starting nagging moves. This will help reduce possible confusion and knock-ons from the tap.
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