Forming a tackle triangle and getting onside in defence

Move: stepping quickly into a triangle with 2 other teammates after a tag/touch helps to slow down the attack. Move: moving quickly onside, behind the tackle triangle, stops gaps forming in the defensive line. Think: 2 defenders must place a hand on the tagger to set the offside line from the back foot of the triangle. Feel: feeling organised in defence builds confidence to press and stop forward momentum. Connect: communicating clearly in the tackle triangle lets the tagger know you are there to support them.