How Attacking Kicks Can be Used to Score Tries in Rugby! | Rugby Analysis | GDD Coaching

Attacking kicks have become a huge part of rugby at the elite end and can be a really effective way of unlocking highly organised modern defences. I take a look at a strike move that makes use of this tactic!
►Support my content on Patreon: / gddcoaching
►SUBSCRIBE for new video notifications: / geraintdaviesgdd
►Twitter / daviesgdd
►RUclips: / geraintdaviesgdd
The video match footage is not in any way owned by myself - credit goes to the Rugby Network.
I am in no way wishing to infringe copyright laws or the rights of the copyright owners. The videos are entirely educational and aimed to boost the public love and understanding of the game. All under the Fair Use law.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use."

[@benjdelphi]

I'm glad to see the attacking kick is making its Premiere in the mlr. I have watched too many teams kick for position with no structural follow-up and it's just such a waste of resources. Now if they can introduce Strong attacking grubbers into space we can continue to develop America's offensive skills. We know we can hit hard it's not an impressive skill we need to be a tactical country in addition to a fit one.

[@kjlovescoffee]

Any idea why his fumbling for the ball as he crosses the try line, isn't a knock-on? The ball clearly went forward from his hands.