QRB, Retain possession, get over the gain line are just a couple of many attack breakdown objectives. As Laurie Fisher discusses the array of possible options with the YRCF coaches. Suitable for all age groups.

Widen your base, speed up your feet, drop your hips and hinge at the waist are Wallabies Assistant Coach Laurie Fisher’s key messages to the support players as he warms up his players in his Attack Breakdown series from the YRCF2024. Watch as he also explains his rationale behind the ball carrier going to ground north/south.

Go heavy into contact is one of Laurie Fisher’s key messages for his players going into contact. Laurie takes his players through a breakdown drill maximising the opportunity to deliver main outcome priority Quick Ruck Ball from the breakdown. Laurie uses Hit Shields in this session but it can be performed without them as the focus is on the ball carrier’s actions. Set the training drills to achieve your outcome.

Hands up, hit down and chase. Just one of Australian Assistant coach Laurie Fisher’s ‘Right Habits’ he looks to install in his players during the YRCF2024 at the Attack Breakdown Clear Out. Laurie delivers a game like breakdown for the 1st support player to make an effective clear out to achieve his Breakdown outcomes.

Inside support – win the race and lock the ball Outside support – spike or boost re the support players primary tasks for Australian Assistant coach Laurie Fisher’s Attack Breakdown. In his latest released filmed at the YRCF2024, St Joseph Nudgee College, Brisbane, Australia, Laurie expertly builds the Attack Breakdown activity for each player to understand their roles then execute together in a game like Attack Breakdown. Note: Laurie’s training sessions are not about volume but about quality and % of quality per player per activity.

Gainline and Quick Ruck Ball – Happy days But as long as Assistant Australian Coach Laurie Fisher gets QRB – his Attack Breakdown objective is achieved. Plus Laurie’s delivers final Double Effort Breakdown drill bringing the previous drills together in match like situation. Note: Laurie’s training sessions are not about volume but about quality and % of quality per player per activity.