In this conversation, Ofentse Moeng breaks down his approach to building a defensive system that puts the opposition under increasing pressure — from the kicking game and pressure zones, through to line speed, double tackles, tackle dominance and the breakdown.
We also explore how coaches can train players to see, communicate and adapt, rather than simply relying on fixed roles, and how to turn what you see in a game into specific coaching interventions on the training field.
A conversation packed with practical ideas for coaches looking to build a defence that can suffocate attacks and create opportunities from pressure.
In this episode:
The Pressure Cycle
Using the kicking game to create pressure
Line speed and double tackles
Tackle dominance and controlling tackle time
Creating pressure around the breakdown
Reorganising quickly after transition
Teaching players to see, communicate and adapt
Turning game analysis into training
Designing realistic, high-pressure training scenarios
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