TG: Passe(por)
TR (coordenação): Dummy(eng)
TR (coordenação): Knock on(eng)
TR (características do produto): Offload(eng)
TR (oposição/antonímia): Passe com os pés(por)
TR (causa/efeito): Try(eng)
TR (coordenação): Dummy(eng)
TR (coordenação): Knock on(eng)
TR (características do produto): Offload(eng)
TR (oposição/antonímia): Passe com os pés(por)
TR (causa/efeito): Try(eng)
Definição do conceito
Ocorre quando o passador executa esse movimento com a posse da bola nas suas mãos. Esse tipo de passe sempre deve ser realizado para trás.
Garantia literária
Passing a rugby ball is one of the most elementary of rugby skills. The player running with the ball holds it in both hands, with a hand on either side of the ball, fingers spread wide to ensure control and balance. When he is ready to pass the ball, the player swings it across his body in the opposite direction to the one in which he is going to pass it. If the player wants to pass the ball to his right, he first swings the ball to the left side of his body. The player then swings his arms and shoulders back towards the team-mate he wants to pass to and flings the ball across. The ball leaves the player’s hand quickly and with a snap.
REFERÊNCIA: CAIN, Nick; GROWDEN, Greg. Rugby Union for dummies. 2. ed. Chichester [Inglaterra]: John Wiley & Sons, 2011.
