Tue 21 Feb 2012 | 05:20
Sponsored Video: RBS Rugby Masterclass - Kicking and Lineouts

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Scotland play France this weekend in the Six Nations so here's a quick look at two interesting videos from some of their players, one showing good kicking form, and the other how to dominate a lineout.

Following the retirement of flyhalf Dan Parks, Scotland now have a few options going forward in terms of selection. At the moment Greg Laidlaw, Ruaridh Jackson, and Duncan Weir are the men who will carry their country forward at number ten.

In the first of two videos, Weir teaches multi-talented second rower Richie Gray how to slot place-kicks like a pro. The results are pretty impressive, as are most elements of Gray's play.

The 6ft10 lock has already shown that at a young age, he has what it takes to become a Scotland legend, and probably one of the best in world rugby in his position.

In the second video here we see locking counterpart Al Kellock giving center Graeme Morrison and scrumhald Chris Cusiter the runaround at lineout time when it comes to lifting, jumping, and throwing in. There's good banter amongst the players, and you'll probably pick up some handy tips along the way.

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NOTE: If you can't see the videos above, you may have some kind of adblocking software installed which you'll need to disable.
If that doesn't work, you can view the Kicking video here, and the Lineout video here

6 Comments

  • jumping04
    9:07 PM 22/02/2012

    Kicking from 50m... not shabby. Italy could've used his goal kicking against England.

  • rugbydump
    3:29 PM 22/02/2012

    Slightly different video player, just once off don't worry.

  • stroudos
    3:10 PM 22/02/2012

    He is fucking enormous though, isn't he? That bit at 1:45 where he's setting the ball on the tee - it looks like one of those little soft toy/stress relief comedy rugby balls.

  • redyeti
    2:32 PM 22/02/2012

    Probably because it's a sponsored video

  • rugbydump
    1:42 PM 22/02/2012

    It's your ad blocking software. Disable it and it'll work, or I've added link to them below anyway.

  • guedaumbr
    1:31 PM 22/02/2012

    Where are the videos?