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Rear Tackle

Introduction

This is the best way of getting hold of the ball carrier who is gaining ground ahead of you.
Like the other ways of tackling, a good sense of timing and determination - not to mention bravery - are required.
If you get the timing wrong, you could end up with a face full of boot, not a particularly pleasant experience.
But when you get everything right, it is a great feeling, especially if the player with the ball is set to score a try.

Step one

Focus on the target area - the ball - and get as close to the ball carrier as possible.


Step two

Make contact with your shoulder on your opponent's thigh and position your head to one side of their leg.


Step three

Straighten your back and wrap your arms around the ball carrier's legs, pulling them down.


Step four

Land on top of the ball carrier - this is a very important point because it reduces the chances of injuring yourself.
Get to your feet as quickly as possible and get back into the game.


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