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Strength Training for Sport - Strength Aspects of Sport

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    "Position-specific skill development of lifters and jumpers in the lineout" Liam Middleton
    "This article aims to identify the key characteristics of good jumpers and good lifters in the lineout and to discuss ways to develop and improve them."
    www.community-rugby.com

    "Lineouts" Nathan Holman
    "to be able to continually win the ball on your throw, the ball needs to leave the throwers hand before any movement of the jumper and supporters."
    www.rugby.com.au

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