Myth #1: All 3/4 should be able to give a pass to twisted 20 meters with both hands.
Garbage! In any game, you can count on one hand to count the transfer (except 9 to qualify), which are more than 10 meters. Of course, should be able to pass 3/4ye, especially fold flat, but more important than that – they have to know when to give up.
Myth #2: 3/4 should be dispersed across the field to «create a space».
This myth is especially dangerous. Two quick 10m carryover give any extreme so much space to run, he would not know what to do with it. And after all, how often does play in the game last? I estimate 5 times, and sometimes less. «Put the ball on the edge!» – Usually shout viewers who are passionate about the spectacle, not the efficiency of attack.
Myth #3: The end – this is the main attacking force.
This myth is especially dangerous because it is fundamentally wrong. Main striker in the back line yavlyayutsya three internal 3/4th + 15. In fact, it is the extreme part of the defensive unit, which includes also the 15th. The fact that they do not understand or can not understand it, is the reason why your 10 and 8 spend so much time on the safety net, not a base for preparing a counter-attack. The role of the extreme in the attack is very specific and must be used very selectively. This myth is dangerous by the fact that he does not properly understand their role centers.
Myth #4: 3/4 should be exceptional individual players.
No! They have to be exceptional players support.
Myth #5: «The Loop» (running too) works because the additional player and the opponent does not know whom to capture.
Wrong! Of course, the «extra» man is a problem, but the reason why running too works is that we run in is the speed. Draw, and you will see that we run in must run faster than the internal player to be in the right place, and this creates additional speed bump. This is true for connections 15th – poor 15 must accelerate to catch up, and paradoxically, it is this acceleration usually creates blow.
Myth #6: 3/4th should obbezhat his opponent to beat him.
Just look at the relatively fast 3/4th that seeps through a bunch of static forwards who barely put a hand on his shoulder, to see what it is not. What is truly a quarter with the ball has to do is to «fix» their
opponent on the spot – usually going down on him. When the defender relatively static, the chances of a player with the ball to make a breakthrough
significantly increase, in addition, it creates a space for a quick pass to the place where it should / could be the defender.
Coach, to eradicate this myth and you will not have to bowl «rectifiable running».
Myth #7: «Break the line» means to beat one to one.
It is not – at least not exactly. Means to break through the line to give the player with the ball to be behind the line of defense, regardless
how you do it, usually it is a collective problem, and not an individual.
Myth #8: 10 – is general, so it should not break through.
Maybe once it was so, but not now. Any good 10 should be able to make breakthroughs, because he is a player who
is closest to the most vulnerable point of the enemy – «seam» between the forwards and defenders.
Myth #9: It is always better to pass the ball than be captured.
The problem here is the word «always.» Always best to keep the ball, and if possible, the momentum of attack than to pass the ball to the player
which is already covered. The reason why the word «always» appears, is that 3/4ye distance themselves from the player with the ball,
taking with them the opponent. If your support, as it should be close enough for a quick pass or even lifting the ball, the poluproryv or breakthrough can be made even when the cluster of players.
Myth #10: The role 3/4th in support ends when the player with the ball captured.
Not at all! Need to be the first to raise the ball off the ground, or if it can be done aggressively to put cancer – it is a very important
element of the game, and 3/4 should be here first. Shvatochnye and so see you weaklings, so why once again to confirm it! Stay out there and win the ball!
Myth #11: When you break through, shove the ball under his arm and go!
Could be explained and it?
Myth #12: Corner flags denote the angles of the field.
Not at all! They are there only to remind the extreme that they have to attack.