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Execution of the move The Gregan 1 move Description of the Move The scrumhalf breaks away from the ruck and then gives a “X-pass” or switch pass to the forward runner running straight in the first channel. Coaching Video Clip of the move More about the move A Practical Guide for Modern Rugby Coaching CLICK on video to STOP or RESTART Modern Rugby Moves Press ESC to close Show

Direction of the Attack A Practical Guide for Modern Rugby Coaching Back to previous page Notes: This move can also be executed on the right hand side of the ruck. Preferred position for the move Advantage of the move: This move is designed to draw the first defender out of his position next to the ruck, when he start to follow the running scrumhalf, which then creates a gap for the receiver to run into. Rucks The Gregan 1 move Modern Rugby Moves