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Rugby game - spot the sidestep!Fun,
educational rugby game. Learn about how you beat the
opposition with a
sidestep.
Know what to buy, which clips to look for.
Know how to spot a
sidestep. Learn how they
are a great advantage.
Aim
of this gameNew
to sidesteps? - to
help you spot a sidestep and understand the advatage you
possess when you have one.
Love sidesteps? - to
point out ones you may or may not have seen so you can re-live those exciting moments, re-kindle
the spirit.
What`s
all the fuss about sidesteps? - you must have arrived here
by accident - but stick
around anyway....you just might learn something.
Another
aim is for you to say to
yourself...
"I want to sidestep like this!"
If
you do that now...
...just
imagine some
time from now...
...
when you remember this and say...
"I sidestep like
that!"
Where
are the sidesteps?I
know where to find loads and loads of good rugby
game video footage with sidesteps.
Including the
footage... would infringe copyright.
So...
how to play the game,
get the rugby video
"101 Best Tries" with
Cliff Morgan.
Just get it
anyway!... it`s a real slice of rugby history.
Another
option is to look
for the clips on rugby sites or video sites.
How
to play this rugby gameHow
you play depends on how much you
want to learn. - simply watch it and
enjoy what you see, use the game notes as a guide to where the
sidesteps are and how to spot them
- make notes
about interesting situations where one player beats another
unexpectedly, compare yours with the game details
- analyse what
situation the winning player took advantage of and identify how they
did it, compare later with game notes
At some
stage compare
your
thoughts and notes with the notes below on individual sidestep
situations. Watch
in slow
motion. Compare
your notes with those below. See what`s
happening? Is it a
sidestep?Find
each sidestep
mentioned below and watch them - frequently.Imagine you sidestep like they do. Sidesteps
on "101 Best Tries" tapeThere are many, many examples of
great evasive play on the tape. I`ve chosen the most outstanding for this
rugby game and those most easily (for me anyway!) defined as being sidesteps.
You`ll
see more -
that`s part of the magic
of sidesteps!
If
you love rugby
you will really enjoy watching the rugby skills and maybe even follow in the footsteps of these
famous rugby players.
Remember, these
links give information on how to spot the sidesteps and enjoy the play
- if you want to see them...buy
the tape or find a clip.
Here
you are...
"101 Best Tries " -
these are
the rugby games on the
tape..
which have a sidestep...
Classic
England back-line play finished off by a Duckham sidestep... David
Duckham - England Rugby 1969 v Scotland
Barry
John backing up weaves his magic... Barry John
- Wales rugby 1969 v England
Phil
Bennett sidestep counter-attack leads to John Bevan try... John Bevan
- Wales rugby 1973 v England
Fantastic
team try follows brilliant sidesteps by Phil Bennett.... Gareth
Edwards - Barbarians rugby 1973 v All Blacks
JPR
Williams sidestep and try finishes off some great rugby play... JPR
Williams - Barbarian rugby 1973 v All Blacks
Mike
Gibson masterpiece... Mike Gibson - Wales v Ireland rugby 1973
Some
Gerald Davies magic leads to Terry Cobner try... Terry
Cobner
- Wales rugby 1974 v Scotland
Brilliant
pick up and sidestep by Jean-Pierre Romeu, nice flick pass... Jean-Pierre
Romeu
- France rugby 1974 v England
George
Gauweloose sidesteps JPR Williams, no mean feat!... George
Gauweloose - Wales v Argentina rugby 1976
Jinking
run by Daniel Beccar
Varela... G. Beccar
Varela - Wales v Argentine rugby 1976
Phil
Bennett breaks open Ireland when he switches play and sidesteps... Gerald
Davies - Wales rugby 1977 v Ireland
Gerald
starts it with a jink, Phil ends it with a sidestep... Phil
Bennett - Scotland v Welsh rugby 1977
Sidestep
by JPR WIlliams sparks a try by Quinnell... Derek
Quinnell - Rugby Wales 1978 v Scotland
Dummy
or a sidestep? Bit of both by Phil Bennett... Phil
Bennett -
Wales rugby 1978 v France
Sidestepping
through the defense for a solo try... Peter
Squires
- England rugby 1978 v Argentina
Sidestep
by Andy Irvine sparks a try... by Andy Ervine! Andy
Ervine -
Scotland rugby 1979 v Wales
Sidestep
and chip by JPR creates a try... Elgan Rees
- Scotland v Wales
rugby 1979
The examples show
how a rugby game changes in
an instant when sidesteps
create even a small advantage.
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