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If the ball lands directly on the touch line does it still count as out on the full?

Heyo, what software did you use for this video to mark the players, directions, the 22 etc.?

Been trying to figure this out for a while, thank you!

Thanks. Very good video. I remember my full back did a defensive clearance kick outside of our 22m and went directly into touch. I was super puzzled why a lineout was awarded at the point where the kick was taken 🤣

50-22 update?

What happens if the ball is kicked from outside the 22 but bounces before going outside ?

Great video!

What happend if the kick is from your in goal? It is like you are out of your 22? But, it is not possible to do the line out from inside of the in goal isn´t?

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very nice explanation its very easy to understand

Subbed, liked and marry me......you've answered questions I've had for 30+ years (I played prop so you'll understand my ignorance....its like a coal miner trying to discuss Beethovens best symphony)

For anyone new to the game please note that the touch line is part of the "in touch" area so if the ball touches only a small part of the touchline then the ball is intouch. This is quite different to football where all of the ball has to cross the touchline for it to be intouch. A ball crossing the touchline is not in touch until it hits the ground. A player, jumping from within the field of play, may knock a ball that has crossed the touchline, but not made contact with the ground, back onto the field of play. Nobody said the laws are simple. Not being able to kick the ball directly into touch outside one's own 22 was introduced in order to encourage more running with the ball. This is a faint imitation of a Rugby League law that requires the ball to bounce in the field of play when kicked from any where on the pitch during open play.

At 1:30 the player in white, his head and shoulders is lower than his waste / hips, technically I thought this was a free-kick violation, due to the fact that once the blue player makes contact with the white player that forms a ruck and the law states that in a Ruck your head has to be equal to or above your waist, or else it's a free kick to the opposition. I have never seen this free-kick called. Law 15.3 " Players involved in all stages of the ruck must have their heads and shoulders no lower than their hips. Sanction: Free-kick." it looks like the jacklers head is lower than his hips!

Super helpful

Modern technology makes coaching so much easier

Thank you! Very helpful

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Whenever I see an attacking side 'camped' on the 5 metre line - I always say to myself 'Why not go for the chip kick over the defensive wall? Another look at the 2nd tackle in this montage reveals a large space behind the defensive wall and, after 19 phases, I, as captain would be saying 'okay we're not getting very far with this attack - let's go for the chip or, alternatively, the grubber kick instead' A side is always at its most vulnerable to those sorts of kicks . A pre planned call from the number 10 and the 12, 13, 15 or even number 14 are all in prime position to re-gather for a try. Am I being naive? Why isn't this tried more often?

Love the vids. The All Blacks often used the late Jerry Collins as 2nd receiver at rucks to gain massive yardage.

thanks! i would like to know which is the program tu analyze the video and mark things. Thanks a lot from Argentina

Thank you so much .helped so much !

This helps a lot thank you

Great video..thank you..trying to teach my girlfriend the rules..this helped massively. .even learnt something new myself. .

is this updated to now?

When the player is in his 22 Can he kick the ball beyond half the pitch? If the ball goes straight to the touch the game starts from there or isn't valid because the ball passed half the pitch? Thx!

Wow. Just when I thought I had understood rugby rules.....So complex

I finally got the 22 meter line rule. Awesome video!

Well explained. The exception being of course that If the ball is kicked into touch from a penalty then the kicking team get to take the line out.

excellent explanation!

The first example isn't a good one, a better centre would of seen the defence rushing out of the line and skip passed to the wing rendering the defensive wing useless

Thank you very much for this video. Jackling the ball is one of my favorite action !

I love how the example of a "serious error" is quade cooper

I'm pretty sure that the Brumbies and the wallabies were the first to use this tactic in the late 90s and early 2000s if I remember rightly. At the time it proved very effective as the Brumbies won the Super 12 comp and wallabies regularly beat the ABs and won the Bledisloe Cup. Kudos to their coach who is now coaching England.

Appreciate the time that's gone into this. Will share and tag.

Thank you. It's so simple now!

Would it be different if it was a grubber kick? Or is the rule the same?

Youre so cool! I dont suppose Ive watch anything like this before. So nice to seek out any person with some original ideas on this subject. realy thank you for starting this up. this youtube video is something that is wanted on the youtube, somebody with a bit originality. useful job for bringing something new to the youtube!

Thank you for this explanation!

cheers for the vid! my team used the spread option this last weekend and sure enough, eked out metres we didn't get before (playing the more traditional pod with supporters), including quite a few line breaks. nice to learn and grow.

Thanks, this was VERY thorough

This has all been changed this year. No longer authorized.

Thanks for Share Bro!

Thank you for clearing that up for a rugby newbie.

Great video, really cleared up some confusion. Question: at what point can defensive players get hands on the ball after the ruck? I'm assuming once the advancing team's no.8/scrum half touches it to make the pass? If that is so, lets say the ball spills out of the ruck, when can a player dive on it?

one thing that isn't mentioned is that if you are the tackler but don't go to ground,you still have to come through the gate, if you are the tackler and do go to ground then you don't have to worry about the gate.

thank for this video

Thank you for this vid! Great help for an aspiring winger such as myself

love the videos!! please make more!

Thanks this helped a lot😀

made this concept so much easier to understand