NRL: Attacking the High Ball

Learn how to attack the high ball so you can score a try. NRL experts show you the correct take off and how to look through the 'window'.

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• nrl
• national rugby league
• Kel Egan
• Manly Sea Eagles
• high ball
• take off
• warm up
• scoring tries
• game intensity
• training
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I admire the people who use there mind and body.You never realize what can happen.Unfortunate to be made disabled by a car not stopping at a stop sign.