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I am happy to have met you in Shanghai this week, we learned a lot. I am eager to watch all your videos

Best inside ball ever works almost every time

Great to watch some of the Legends of the game playing an eye catching style of touch. Hardly a 🐓 or 🥷 to be seen 😀

Whats the difference between counties and quickie?

Very true, pronounce our kupu properly

I'm going to use this info

Say Waikato properly

Thanks Guys, I'm coaching aTeam here in PNG with no Touch experience your videos have been great 🏉

How does the passive link option differ from a crush? Cheers!

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Go Girl!!! Touch 4 Life!

Nice

Awesome Pete still the man awesome bro

could u guys do a tutorial/drills on how to palm the ball better? from your videos I see that the young kids with small hands are able to do it so well but I can't seem to palm the ball (depends on the individual ball, and it's easier to palm the ball in the rain when it's wet).. I feel like it's an important skill as it allows more mobility/flexibility in movement and enables a sharper dive

How does she palm the ball so effortlessly?

Do you have a link to the full game at 3:09?

Do you have similar video more update ? Still same defence sistem in 2021?

Is this also called an "ML"?

good vid Do you guys have content on pre touch positioning on try line against most common plays

Fella's ....really good to see the different progressions of the play. My only question.... is Manu's play the ball considered legal? I see it more and more at the top level where there is no effort to put the trailing leg over the ball. For me it would be a change of possession each time. Cheers

mean Pete can watch this stuff all dayda man

good job kopae

The first play you show is a clear forward pass

First play you show is a clear forward pass

So Aussie bias commentary dates back all the way back in time 🤣😂

Thanks Pete and Manu. Really appreciate the video's. I will Have trained our team on some moves for our Comp tomorrow in Niue

good job shah

Beauty move🤘🏻

Hi Peter, we met couple times in Europe with Dan Travers from the Austrian team. I just returned to Fiji in September and now coaching a youth team play touch rugby for the first time. possible to have your email please?

Walters you handsome bugga

Team of legends and players that set touch up to be where it is today in nz

Digging the buggy cam! Bring it back!

go shah your great a football

It would be awesome if you had an online video course or an online coaching program. You'd be able to share this with way more people and I'd love to purchase the course too. Thanks for the awesome information Peter and Manu

If you are going to learn from someone it maks sense to learn from a true Legend. Pete Walters mastered the quickie more than 20 years ago. Changed the game and respected by all who trully know the game at the elite level.

great awareness by the wingers and links to steal touches!!

hi shah it is your friend bianca

What do you mean by sequencing? It would be good if you explained things like that a bit more

the second try, AUS link is offside, so NZ link could have dived too :)

Nice. More please :-)

She’s better than me!

awesome work guys

Hahahahaha Nice moves Manu! lol

Can you breakdown those moves from 3:45 onwards? Some of those I’ve never seen before. Not sure I ever want to again 🤣🤣

Hey Pete, that second play we did very naturally when I played for Harbour at Nationals - our middle could drift to engage the other middle and dummy, meanwhile I read that and dove in at a driving in angle from a distance at pace between the middle and links feet to score a few tries that way.

Thank you very much for this great and clear content. Yet I have a question on man on man defense : how would you recommend to implement such a defense in case the acting half scoops in & supporting attackers switch themselves (often to block one defender) : chase the same attacking player till the end or intervert ? Thank you very much for your advice

Great video keep up the great work

Good video we live in a very PC world thanks for the tips hopefully see you in London! I mean this is useful as a method for protecting or attacking slower players in general tbh regardless of sex. My team for example has faster and fitter ladies then men. It's the first time i have seen anyone in touch talk about attacking a set type of player which is good since it's done in contact all the time.

awesome defense and great decision-making from the Roosters wingers

Hi Michael we are not sexist. We work of the historical and current statistics and physical attributes and skill sets of the genders to base our findings and subsequent coaching.