Read one shadow defender, choose the open gate, and ground the ball before a clean tag.
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Three-Gate Try Dash
Read one shadow defender, choose the open gate, and ground the ball before a clean tag.
Practice evasion. Light tag or flag. 3 gates · 15×12m.
- BoardRugby
- CategoryRugby
- Best for2-8 who want a 10–15 min round.
- Players2-8
Read it out
Quick start.
“Read one shadow defender, choose the open gate, and ground the ball before a clean tag.”
Run the round
How to play Three-Gate Try Dash
Judge the gate result against the scoring rule before anyone resets.
Reset the gate setup, rotate evenly, and stop at the agreed finish condition.
Guide details
Run it cleanly
How the result works
Practice evasion. Light tag or flag. 3 gates · 15×12m.
Example: Read one shadow defender, choose the open gate, and ground the ball before a clean tag.
Keep it clean
Starting the next gate attempt before the field and retrieval lane are clear.
Safety: Flag belts are the preferred contact method. No blocking, grabbing, diving, hand-offs, or contact near the head, chest, or waist. Keep at least 3 metres beyond every try gate clear.
Who it fits
2-8 who want a 10–15 min round.
Pace
Medium
Group share
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We're playing Three-Gate Try Dash from Studboards. Three-Gate Try Dash: Read one shadow defender, choose the open gate, and ground the ball before a clean tag. Fits: Players: 2-8 | Time: 10–15 min | Gear: 1 rugby ball, 8 cones, Flag belts preferred Safety: Flag belts are the preferred contact method. No blocking, grabbing, diving, hand-offs, or contact near the head, chest, or waist. Keep at least 3 metres beyond every try gate clear. View Idea: https://www.studboards.com/sports/rugby/rugby-three-gate-try-dash.html
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