Thanks! Everyone used to joke abt me having no passing technique and only being able to run with the ball, but this has rly helped me develop as a player. Looking forward to hopefully a very successful season now!
Seems counterintuitive to me. Like with throwing a punch. Your frontfoot is the opposite to the hand throwing the punch. But I'll like to experiment with this diff approach some day.
@TheRugbyTrainerTV I've watched a few other videos but none addressed the hand placement as well as you, clear instructions & demonstrations using multiple camera angles helped show me where I was going wrong with my finger placement. The power element through the designated leg depending on what side you are throwing to is a big help too, but agree that once you are happy with step 2, 1 & 3 are far more important steps to where you want the ball to go
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV I think I have watched them previously. They are excellent! The best of the best. I'll surely watch more. Great for me and my Under 12 kid.
I use a 3 point system for my juniors when passing 1, early catch, make a camera shape with your hands take a picture of the ball. 2, touch your front hip either left or right depending on which pass 3, finish with your shoulder under your chin, which makes you finish at the target. It works great
The catch is a huge part of the game which we as players don't train enough of. with the camera shape, could you explain that a little more, I'd love to hear about it.
I realised just recently my back hand wrapping almost under the ball, creating a lot of spin but wasting a lot of energy and not transferring to the trajectory of the ball.
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Thanks! Everyone used to joke abt me having no passing technique and only being able to run with the ball, but this has rly helped me develop as a player. Looking forward to hopefully a very successful season now!
did this help you ?
SAME
Never thought the push off the leg was a big component of the pass. Thanks for the helpful video
thanks mate, ye if you watch some of the top passes in the game, notice the power they get from their legs. how is your pass?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTVI would say my pass is decent. Tried this tip out today and saw a massive improvement.
@@2muchMana no way!? amazing to hear, what improvements did you see?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV well for 1 I saw that my pass was reaching my target much quicker. But I also felt like I was in control of my pass much better.
Seems counterintuitive to me. Like with throwing a punch. Your frontfoot is the opposite to the hand throwing the punch.
But I'll like to experiment with this diff approach some day.
Brilliant break down of the pass! Like that the drills focus on the key parts.
oh thank you! really appreciate it!
man, no.
This really helped me develop my passing thank you for taking the time to make this helpful video!
Glad it helped! what were the biggest take aways?
@TheRugbyTrainerTV I've watched a few other videos but none addressed the hand placement as well as you, clear instructions & demonstrations using multiple camera angles helped show me where I was going wrong with my finger placement.
The power element through the designated leg depending on what side you are throwing to is a big help too, but agree that once you are happy with step 2, 1 & 3 are far more important steps to where you want the ball to go
Thanks so much for the help I play Halfback and I needed a vid to show me how to pass faster. Really appreciate it
no problem at all. hope this helps. what was you biggest take aways?
Thanks so much mate this helps a lot
Ah awesome. Thanks man, what's helped you in this video? I'll be looking to do more of these series
спасибо за хорошие советы. ценно то, что Вы делаете!
thanks
gracias por las ideas, saludos desde Argentina, Vamos Pumas Vamos!!!
Muchas gracias por tu comentario! Espero que esto ayude a mejorar tu juego. ¿Para qué equipo juegas?
Thanks mate this really helped I am getting much more accurate passes and much more power now
thats amazing! can you see a difference in your pass?
Great video, very helpful . Thanks.
thanks mate, do you struggle with passing?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV Aye, I do.
This is excellent! I have subscribed!!
Welcome aboard! Thanks for joining my channel. Have you checked my other videos ?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV I think I have watched them previously. They are excellent! The best of the best. I'll surely watch more. Great for me and my Under 12 kid.
Great video! Thanks a lot
thanks bud, appreciate it
Great video, love it
legend, thank you. what did you like about it ?
Great video. 1 question though when u are doing the spin pass what do u do with ur thumb do u keep it straight or kinda wrap around the ball ?
around
I like to wrap it around the ball for more control, everyone is different.
Im using those techniques ❤ ty
are they helping?
Thanks this really will help me I am going to be a forward next year
/Best of luck! what did you learn from this video that will help
It helped me pass longer and not higher 😁
thanks mate,now my passing is good
Really? How did it help your pass?
I use a 3 point system for my juniors when passing
1, early catch, make a camera shape with your hands take a picture of the ball.
2, touch your front hip either left or right depending on which pass
3, finish with your shoulder under your chin, which makes you finish at the target.
It works great
The catch is a huge part of the game which we as players don't train enough of. with the camera shape, could you explain that a little more, I'd love to hear about it.
Perfect skills love it❤
oh amazing, glad you like it, did this video help? what did you learn?
You really helped me with my weak side .tnx so much 👍
You're so welcome! That's great to hear. What tips helped mostly ?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV the bottom hand .to spin the ball right
The video is helpful
video
amazing, thank you . what dd it help you with ?
I realised just recently my back hand wrapping almost under the ball, creating a lot of spin but wasting a lot of energy and not transferring to the trajectory of the ball.
Me too I completely relate
did this help correct that ?
did this video help correct this?
Those leaves on the artificial grass kinda look cool
cool set up right? I was lucky, this was my local gym
Thanks Mate. Do you reckon training with a weighted ball is worth it?
yes it can help for sure, I like to use it to help build up strength in your wrists spinning
Nice
Ah thanks mate, did you take anything from this?
Hello sir
How to decision making skill & visualisation please share the tips
hi, thanks for this. good questions. what are you struggling with>?
Can you do a video on pass under pressure please.
will do
Thanks very helpful for sevens
did it help?
@@TheRugbyTrainerTV yes I can stay away further from my teammates and still deliver great passes to my outside center.
Will more power give me a faster spin?
Why do you want faster spin?
Thanks
hope it helped
Good Pass Ben Teach me
have you thought about joining my online skills academy ?
I find very hard to pass the ball,😢
what are you doing to help this skill ?
0:17 that wasn’t BOD was it?
yes, I did some Content with BOD, I've posted it on this channel
I struggle to pass with my L hand please help
what have you done to help this ?
I do crabbing 😂🤣
ahhhh, thats ok we can help that. did you work on It?
Noice
cheers mate!
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hope this helped you
There’s something so uncanny about these conversations. It’s like an AI approximation of human dialogue. It flows conversationally perfectly, yet says nothing. I’m choosing to call it liminal dialogue. It’s mesmerising and eerie and beautiful and freaky all at once, yet none at any point.
Cool thanks
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"These" being yours?
Your comment is irony in practice.
It's called being Welsh
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