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Scrum trial

LeinsterDub · 2013-02-22 14:22:22

The "crouch", "touch", "set" engagement calls currently being trialled globally are maintained within the PRC trial but in a revision to the technique of engagement, props will be expected to bind using their outside arm after the referee has called "touch" in the sequence.…

22-02-2013 2:22pm

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The "crouch", "touch", "set" engagement calls currently being trialled globally are maintained within the PRC trial but in a revision to the technique of engagement, props will be expected to bind using their outside arm after the referee has called "touch" in the sequence.

http://www.planetrugby.com/story/0,25883,16017_8514122,00.html

An interesting trial being carried about in the IRB Pacific Rugby cup . The binds seem to be a good starting place to improving the stability of the scrum and well as overall safety .

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#2 22-02-2013 3:07pm

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This makes a whole lot of sense.

Oh no - know what this means? They'll have to change the calls again.

Crouch-- Bind-- Engage

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