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what is a easy rugby league game i can do for my assesment
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If you’re looking for an easy rugby league game to include in your assessment, here are a few options:
### 1. **Rugby League Touch**
- **Objective:** Players touch the ball-carrier to stop play instead of tackling.
- **Setup:** Divide players into two teams. The game is played on a smaller field to promote skillful play and encourage more involvement.
- **Rules:**
- Each team gets a set number of touches (usually 6) to score a try.
- The attacking team can pass the ball in any direction.
- After being touched, the ball-carrier must play the ball back to a teammate.
- Emphasize teamwork and communication.
### 2. **Mini Rugby League**
- **Objective:** Simplified version of rugby league for younger players or beginners.
- **Setup:** Use a smaller field and fewer players per team (e.g., 5-a-side or 7-a-side).
- **Rules:**
- Standard rugby league rules but with simplified scoring or fewer tackles (e.g., 3 tackles before a turnover).
- Encourage running and passing rather than focusing solely on tactics.
### 3. **Rugby League Relay Races**
- **Objective:** Promote skills like passing and teamwork in a fun and competitive way.
- **Setup:** Set up a relay course that incorporates passing, running, and maybe even evading a defender.
- **Rules:**
- Players must pass the ball down the line to each teammate before touching the final marker.
- If the ball is dropped, they must start over from their last completed point.
### 4. **Keep Away**
- **Objective:** Improve passing and evasion skills.
- **Setup:** A small field or marked area where one team tries to keep the ball away from another team.
- **Rules:**
- One team (the attackers) tries to pass the ball among teammates while the other team (the defenders) tries to intercept the ball.
- Set a time limit (e.g., 2-3 minutes) for each round and rotate teams.
### 5. **Modified Game: 3-Tag Rugby**
- **Objective:** Simplify the structure of the game for players to understand the basics.
- **Setup:** A normal-sized field but with adjustments for 3-touch rules.
- **Rules:**
- After 3 touches, the attacking team must perform a play-the-ball and reset their attack.
- Encourage players to communicate and execute simple plays.
These games focus on skill development, teamwork, and having fun while introducing the fundamental concepts of rugby league. Choose one based on your audience's skill level and understanding of the game.
### 1. **Rugby League Touch**
- **Objective:** Players touch the ball-carrier to stop play instead of tackling.
- **Setup:** Divide players into two teams. The game is played on a smaller field to promote skillful play and encourage more involvement.
- **Rules:**
- Each team gets a set number of touches (usually 6) to score a try.
- The attacking team can pass the ball in any direction.
- After being touched, the ball-carrier must play the ball back to a teammate.
- Emphasize teamwork and communication.
### 2. **Mini Rugby League**
- **Objective:** Simplified version of rugby league for younger players or beginners.
- **Setup:** Use a smaller field and fewer players per team (e.g., 5-a-side or 7-a-side).
- **Rules:**
- Standard rugby league rules but with simplified scoring or fewer tackles (e.g., 3 tackles before a turnover).
- Encourage running and passing rather than focusing solely on tactics.
### 3. **Rugby League Relay Races**
- **Objective:** Promote skills like passing and teamwork in a fun and competitive way.
- **Setup:** Set up a relay course that incorporates passing, running, and maybe even evading a defender.
- **Rules:**
- Players must pass the ball down the line to each teammate before touching the final marker.
- If the ball is dropped, they must start over from their last completed point.
### 4. **Keep Away**
- **Objective:** Improve passing and evasion skills.
- **Setup:** A small field or marked area where one team tries to keep the ball away from another team.
- **Rules:**
- One team (the attackers) tries to pass the ball among teammates while the other team (the defenders) tries to intercept the ball.
- Set a time limit (e.g., 2-3 minutes) for each round and rotate teams.
### 5. **Modified Game: 3-Tag Rugby**
- **Objective:** Simplify the structure of the game for players to understand the basics.
- **Setup:** A normal-sized field but with adjustments for 3-touch rules.
- **Rules:**
- After 3 touches, the attacking team must perform a play-the-ball and reset their attack.
- Encourage players to communicate and execute simple plays.
These games focus on skill development, teamwork, and having fun while introducing the fundamental concepts of rugby league. Choose one based on your audience's skill level and understanding of the game.