Attack

Attack Formation 1-3-3-1

Level: all

Aaron Jones an internationally experienced Coach Development resource, along with his Hutt Valley High School (Wgton , NZ) 1st XV players, explains and builds a 1-3-3-1 Attack formation.

From using blocks to outline the structure and then out on the ‘pitch’ to execute, Aaron delivers a comprehensive series you can implement with your team.

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Age Grades: Colts-U18, Girls-U16, Girls-U18, U15, U16

Attack

Aaron Jones

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Part 1. 1-3-3-1 Attack Block by Block

Level: High School, Senior

Attack shape broken down block by block. Aaron Jones Coach Development Officer at Petone Rugby (Wellington NZ), creates Attack formations using blocks for the Hutt Valley High school 1st XV players. Simple really – take 15 blocks put them on a table and move them from play to play. An easy way for players to visualise their respective roles for each play. So how does a 1-3-3-1 formulation take shape? Map it out then take it out onto the pitch and put it into practice.

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Part 3. Scrum Attack Shape by Block

Level: High School, Senior

Aaron is back indoors with the Hutt Valley High school 1st XV players using his Blocks to present different 1-3-3-1 Scrum Attack shape.

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Part 4. Scrum Attack Shape – on the Pitch

Level: High School, Senior

Aaron returns to the pitch to demonstrate how the formation takes shape on the pitch.

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Part 5. Attack Shape – Edge Attack

Level: High School, Senior

What options do you have with an Attack from the Edge? Aaron plays out your Edge attack options from the 1-3-3-1 formation.

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Part 6. Putting 1-3-3-1 Attack Shape All Together

Level: Youth/Juniors, High School, Senior

Why have a 1-3-3-1 Attack? Aaron with the Hutt Valley High school 1st XV players put their 1-3-3-1 Attack Altogether. 1-3-3-1 simple attack structure in which to BUILF your attack out of and not BE the Attack.