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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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Perry baker definitely one of rugby 7s all time greats in the game of rugby should make the hall of fame.
I agree Moo Laa! Very fun to watch. I have to watch more 7s
He’s got fans all over the planet he’s just a behemoth of a player❤
I see why! Very talented and skillful. Nice to see the US have solid representation in rugby
Reaction on point! But the BREAK DOWN on every play aswell? You are HIM my guy👑 lol Your reactions are always a vibe man. Lessggooo 🙌🏽
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You should watch a squidge rugby video, very good analysis
I'll 100% check out Squidge's video. I love his channel
By watching squidge you will definitely get an in depth on the tactics and INTRICACIES of the beautiful game we love.
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6:05 - that skill is also well drilled into you as a child in rugby. You are taught that and it is drilled into young rugby players to switch the ball in your hands, to the hand furthest away from the closest defender. That makes it harder for a defender to rip the ball mid stride or as you said be hit out of your hands. So it’s not just an American football skill. I recall be taught that as early as 8 or 9 years old and it being drilled into me until I was about 15/16 years old.
Thanks for letting me know that Fionn. I was wondering if rugby drilled that technique. It's great to know what you're taught that as well
You must watch peter steph du toit, he was amazing in the World Cup final he made the most tackles and is an all round monster !!!
Thanks for letting me know about peter steph du toit, I'm going to check him out. I appreciate you Oliver!
In rugby we learn to switch the ball to the other hand so that the other team/player can't rip the ball,because if you run into a player with the ball,the chances of you losing the ball is higher
Thanks for letting me know that! I was wondering if rugby drilled this technique. It's nice to know that you do. I appreciate you!
@@QSNgg Yeah it is also to have your inside arm free for a possible stiff arm. You can see in some replays players switching the ball to cover the closest defenders, sometimes swapping multiple times.
In rugby we are taught to change the ball to the hand furthest from the opposition player to prevent the ball being ripped by them and keeping possession. Similar reason to football, but in rugby you won't see players punch the ball out of someone's arms.
Thanks for letting me know that Luke. I love to hear you're taught that as well
Mate America has a great woman's 7s team as well. The video to watch is - "Frantic Semi-Final action | USA Vs Australia LA HSBC SVN" - Full Match (by World Rugby) 14th March 2024
Thanks for the heads up on that Roy and linking me to the womens 7s video. I'm going to check that out. I appreciate you!
Perry Baker is one of those guys who is simply built for sevens. I'm sure he would be more than solid ( he would be lethal on counter-attack especially) in 15-a-side but the pace and space in sevens allows him to really show his talent. Absolute legend of the game. Him and Carlin Ilses are absolute speed demons. The explosive power and speed he grew up training as footballer definitely helps him in sevens
You're 100% right about that Joshua. I agree. It would be interesting to see if he could've done well in 15s. I'll have to check out Carlin Isles too
In 15s they say never run sideways. In 7s it’s ok to run backwards. Perry’s really good at this
Yeah 7s seems for freestyle in terms of running from what I've observed. I love the pace of the game. It looks exhausting and tough to cover that much field with just 7 players
Changing hands is very much a rugby thing to do.
First, it gets the ball away from the tackler/ball stripper.
Second, since all of his support will be coming from his right he will need to use his left hand to pass.
Ruggers on attack never do anything that will make it more likely for the ball to go into touch. That would be a turnover. It's when you don't have the ball that you want it to leave play.
In the 2nd video where he mystifies the 3 guys in red watch where he puts the ball. He's not putting it on the outside. Perry gave up 'gridiron' long ago.
Perry was playing 15s when I met him here in Daytona Beach. Believe me, he was just as dangerous then as when he is playing 7s.
At his age I doubt he'll play Eagle15s again.
I appreciate you and the awesome breakdown Ritt! That's so helpful to hear. I'm glad to hear rugby drills the changing hands technique as well
And very awesome that you met Perry! I had no idea he played 15s. Like you said he's definitely up there in age now to be on the XVs, but he's electric to watch
You should definitely check out Eroni Sau - "The SLEDGEHAMMER"
I'll definitely check out Eroni Sau! Thanks for the suggestion!
You should also watch Marcus Moneta another upcoming 7's legend!
I'll definitely check out Marcus Moneta. I appreciate you Tobias!
Baker doesn't run he gallops!
You're 100% right about that! Perfect description of his running style
I'm so excited to tell you this!!! I don't know when you'll get to it, but check out the newest video from Squidge Rugby. It's an analysis on the 2023 Rugby World Cup Final. It is my favorite analysis video ever. It was originally uploaded a few months ago, then got taken down for copyright. But the squidge was granted to rights to the match footage, so he reuploaded it.
It's 40 minutes long, but it would be super interesting to hear your thoughts on it. Even if you don't react to the whole thing, just for yourself watch it. And if you can please do a reaction of at least the last 10 or so minutes.
In those last minutes (not including the credits) he talks about Siya Kolisi the captain of the squad. It's super inspiring, interesting, and heartfelt. It's just and excellent video.
Jason my brother! Thanks so much for letting me know about this! I really love Squidge's content and will check this video out. I'm glad he was able to reupload it without any issues
I'll 100% do a reaction on that video for sure. I appreciate you!
Both the American men and ladies teams are consistently in the world's top 8 in sevens.
They must just convert that to rugby union.
Maybe the 2031 rugby world cup to be staged in the USA will help for youngsters to wanna get into the game.
You're right about that. Our 7s both men and womens are great. Like you mentioned we have to figure out how to get that over to our XVs side now
Hopefully by 2031 and with USMLR on the scene we can start putting together a solid team
@@QSNgg you definitely have the ATHLETE'S in the USA you guys could be the next POWERHOUSE it's just gotta get a foothold esp in the schools then you'll see fireworks from the USA for sure.
Seems quick should get lrz to give him Gloucester's number they might need a winger now 🤣
hahaha! LRZ definitely has more size from what I can tell. Would be interesting if he could play 15s
Madison Hughes also a solid USA player check him out.
Thanks for letting me know about Madison Hughes ! I'll check him out
USA 7's are really solid.
Now where is our Rugby 6 nations womens!
Hey, missed the USA USA USA USA USA USA USA USA cheer!
Yes, I 100% want to show W6N some love! I've been keeping up with the games. I appreciate you Bob!
🤣 USA USA 🇺🇸
If you want speed check out bryan habanna
We have a video of Habana coming out tomorrow 🙌🏽
Impressive guy!
You're right about that Chris! Really fun to watch
@@QSNgg I don't watch much 7s, so I didn't know of him.
Sevens is so high paced it's only about 7 minutes of game time in a half making 14 minutes a whole game.
You're 100% right about that! It's a lot of fun to watch! I love the pace and speed
@@QSNgg cheslin kolbe and kwagga smith started off as sevens players.
SquidgeRugby's video on the world cup final just got re-uploaded. He makes the most in-depth analysis videos on UA-cam and I'd really recommend you check it out. It's 45 minutes and Squidge can be a bit hard to understand if you aren't too familiar with his accent, but the video has some great strategic and tactical insights that I think you will appreciate and it also gives you an insight into the captain Siya Kolisi in a way that a highlights video never would.
Thanks so much for letting me know about this arthur! I really love Squide's content and will check this video out. I'm glad he was able to reupload it without any issues
Yeah…according to Squidge, NZL AllBlacks can’t tackle properly, NZL AllBlacks we’re only side doing interference, Beauden Barret is retiring (completely false), he also makes no full mention that NZL played 62 mins with 14 players against 15. It’s the most bias analysis I’ve seen