Passing From A Scrum Under Pressure Scrum Half Skills & Tips
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- In this video ex international scrum half and level 3 RFU rugby coach Ryan shows how to pass from a scrum. These skills can be useful in general and under pressure. Some of the things Ryan focuses on includes the scrum half or half back working together with their number 8. For the scrum half to position themselves and the importance of positioning themselves correctly. I have put down timestamps below for specific tips.
0:00 Intro to Passing From A Scrum Under Pressure Scrum Half Skills & Tips
0:36 Putting the ball in from the left side
1:08 not making a pass when no room
1:24 dominant scrum what should the scrum half do
2:04 passing towards the right side what to do as a scrum half
02:28 what happens when a scrum half is rushed at the scrum what to do
3:05 not digging for the ball keeping a distance of a metre and a half as a scrum half
3:30 why its dangerous to dig for the ball as a scrum half
3:35 the importance of the 9 communicating with the number 8
4:00 Let the number 8 flick the ball
5:05 when passing to the left of the scrum communicate with the first receiver to start deeper
6:10 telling the 8 to channel the ball
6:45 communicating to the 8 to stay binded
7:10 spending time with the number 8 in training to get things right
7:43 what about if the scrum wheels? what to do as a scrum half
8:08 what can go wrong when the scrum half gets in the scrum to get the ball
9:11 slow yourself down
10:58 every ball is different
11:03 what happens when the scrum half doesn't communicate with the number 8
11:30 Hitting the target when communicating with the 8 at the scrum
11:50 Outro
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Thanks for the video mate, great advice about managing what your 8 is doing, always helps if he know what he's doing too of course! But with some 'polite persuasion' and 'gentle nudging' like you explain that's going to free up the channels for making the pass that much easier, something I hadn't been utilising at all really. Will be sure to apply these tips at training and thanks again!
Thanks for the message George, I really appreciate it and the feedback!
I'm playing 9 for the first time this afternoon. Definitely bricking it. This video has given me a lot of insight to the scrum. Hopefully I'll be able to use it.
Enjoy passing and no need to brick it. I hope you enjoy the game
That was choice as! I gained two-fold from this video: communication w/ 8 & 10 with or without a strong scrum and building on safe scrummaging when it twists! Great insight to building confidence in our front row schoolboy rugby at junior level.
Thank you heaps my Bro for helping me improve as a coach with this content!
Hi Ronnie. I am really glad you have found this video useful! I appreciate the feedback.
Thanks for all the advice man really appreciate it. New to the position with a semi-final tomorrow and this will help a lot. Thanks again
Glad it helped! I hope everything went well with the semi final!
since i’ve watched your videos i have improved as a scrum half thank you so much
Awesome stuff thank you for the support and I'm glad you are improving.
Keep up the great work. 👍
another top quality video, cheers for the advice
Happy to help. Thanks for watching
Hey Ryan thanks for this wonderful insights ,insanely helpful !! Love from Kenya.
Thanks for your message Ian. I am really pleased you found this helpful
Finished this whole playlist - was great!
Thank you Michelle. You are very kind 😊
Great help for my lad. Can do a video on applying pressure on your opposite 9 at scrum time?
Thanks Tony. Yes I will make a video on this. I will try and film and get it uploaded this week.
Great question Tony. I also wanted to know this for my boy.
@@andrewbell3476 I will be answering this next. Hopefully by wednesday
Thanks to giving this knowledge how to manage the scrum passing , now i know where i was lacking , this is raman from India nd i played no 9 for my delhi hurricanes team thanks you
Hi Raman. Thank you for your message. That is awesome news!!!
Love this video. I wish I learned this in my early 20s. But I suppose we learn from our mistakes and improve as we grow.
You are right. It is never too late. Thanks for watching!
Very helpful mate keep it up😁🙌
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your message.
Awesome thank you for this, can’t wait to show my son these tips!
Always happy to help share information
thanks for lesson man
Thanks a lot! I hope it is useful in your game.
Another great video. I am also interested in a video on what no 9s are allowed and not allowed to do to pressure one another.
I will answer this question when making the video answering Tony's. It should be up by wednesday
Is the number 8 allowed to flick the ball? Will we not be penalized for hands in the scrum? And thanks for the tips,I'm moving to the number 9 position and I needed this
Thanks for your message. Yes the 8 can flick the ball. He is picking up the ball to play it and wont be penalised. As soon as the ball is at the 8s feet he can pick it up and play or flick it. All the best at moving to no 9. I'm really sorry also about not making a video or answering your last question. I'm not a qualified dietician but if I was wanting to put weight on I would be having an omelette with 2 egg and extra egg whites and spinach tomatoes and peppers for breakfast or oatmeak with berries and honey with dairy free milk. Lunch would look like chicken breast wrap with loads of salads. Or eggs if I had oats earlier. Dinner steak and sweet potatoes, broccoli, carrots, or served with wholegrain brown rice pasta quinoa, baked potatoes. Sock eye salmon and haddock. Lentils chickpeas...like in a curry. Minimising processed foods. Eating dates bananas for snacks. With these types of foods i wouldn't be limiting portion sizes if I was wanting to gain. Getting in good workouts is important for gaining muscle. If you are moving to 9 it would be good to bulk up not massively but focusing on core workouts to help with ABCs ability balance and coordianation. Pilates helped me a lot. I hope all that helps.
im a 9 and my best attribute of my game is passing, but it is instinct to pass every time i snipe even if it is not the right decision, any tips to help me make the right decisoin under pressure because i dont use my eyes enough.
Hi Will. Thanks for your message. Number 1 you have to ask yourself why are you sniping. What are you trying to do. No one else knows about it, not even your team mates. So when you snipe, try to keep the ball alive. Back yourself when you make that snipe. Keep hold of the ball and run to the spaces. Even if you get tackled a few times, these scenarios will help you get better and help you make better decisions. Maybe when you have had your line break and kept the ball, turn your head to look to see if there is someone to pass to. If you dont see anyone, attack the space and go forward. Keeping the ball alive. The best thing is, is to fail. There are so many times I sniped and chipped the ball and thought why did I do that. But I learnt from it and kept going. I hope that helps.
@@DeLaSports Thanks alot for your reply, really does help my game as a 9!
Can I contact you on email or Facebook please.
Love to the kids, Blessings on your Family...
Yes of course. My email is delasportsteam@gmail.com