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Second Row - Rugby Position Guide | RugbyPass
The second row refers to the second row of the scrum, between the props at the front and the flankers behind. The second row forwards are incredibly important players on a rugby union team. They’re the engine room of the scrum and the target at the lineout.

Rugby league positions - Wikipedia
Three forwards make up the back row of the scrum: two second-rowers and a loose forward. All three may be referred to as back-rowers.

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Rugby union positions - Wikipedia
The scrum (a contest used to restart play) must consist of eight players from each team: the "front row" (two props – a loosehead and tighthead – and a hooker), the "second row" (two locks and two flankers), and a "back row" (a number 8). The players outside the scrum are called "the backs": scrum-half, fly-half, inside centre, outside ...

Second Rows In Rugby League (Numbers 11 And 12)
There are two second rows in a rugby league team. They are part of the six forwards on the team. They are also known as second-row forwards or second-rowers. They traditionally wear the number eleven and number twelve jersey.

Rugby Lock, Second RowTactics and Strategies - Rugby Slate
Second Row. The Second Row are typically known for being tall, powerful players who are able to use their size effectively in both open play and set pieces. At the scrum the Second Row is where a lot of the power comes from and it is up to the front row to direct this.

Second Row Pairings – The Best On Show - Rugbyinsideline
As the World Cup is now flowing nicely, let’s look at the best second row pairs you can find in the game at the moment.

Rugby Scrum Positions (Explained) – Rugby Dome
The second row has two lock forwards. They are called locks due to their role in locking the scrum into place by connecting or “binding” tightly to the front row. The pair can be differentiated by referring to the “tighthead lock” and the “loosehead lock”.

SECOND ROW | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
SECOND ROW definition: 1. in rugby, the two players that are between the front and back rows of a scrum (= a group of…. Learn more.

The Second Row – Martin's Rugby Coaching Blog
Second Row players need the size and genuine jumping ability to dominate, and not just compete in the line outs. Strength and bulk is required to power the props into the scrum and mobility to get quickly around the pitch.

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