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[Drift]

On the front row briefing paragraph it says:

Front-row briefing.
This is a simple exercise, as much to cover your back as it is to make your life easy. A quick run-through of what you expect at scrum time. "I'll make my mark, when there's a decent gap and your second rows are in I'll call 'crouch and hold, engage' - do not go before the engage. Props I want a good straight bind on the back. I want it square and stationary until the ball is in please. Any questions?"

But this should be Crouch, touch, pause, engage.

Cheers

[Dickie E]

as much to cover your back as it is to make your life easy.

and here I was thinking it was to help prevent front rowers from suffering debilitating injuries.

[Robert Burns]

Lol,

Thanks for that Oli, I'll update when I get home.

[Drift]

No worries.

Cheers mate

[OB..]

as much to cover your back as it is to make your life easy.

and here I was thinking it was to help prevent front rowers from suffering debilitating injuries.

:D

Obviously that is the purpose of the sequence. Repeating it to the front rows at every briefing is indeed CYA, but surely by now it has become white noise?

[Deeps]

:D

Obviously that is the purpose of the sequence. Repeating it to the front rows at every briefing is indeed CYA, but surely by now it has become white noise?

I get them to give the briefing nowadays.

[Davet]

Deeps - I like that idea...

[Robert Burns]

I tried that once and was deafened by the silence, so gave up.