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1. • • A double movement occurs when players propel themselves forward on the ground to reach the line. This is a second (double) movement and is not allowed.
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   What is a double movement in football?

   • A double movement occurs when players propel themselves forward on the ground to reach the line. This is a second (double) movement and is not allowed. Double movements can be easy to spot when the tackled player wriggles and crawls to eke out a few inches.

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   What is double movement in rugby?

   • There’s no mention of “double movement” in the law book for Rugby Union. The term comes from Rugby League, but it’s an infringement in the Fifteens sport too. Sometimes it’s hard to tell a legitimate try from a double movement. Supporters often disagree with a referee’s ruling!

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   What happens if a double movement is used to ground the ball?

   • When referees decide that a double movement was used to ground the ball over the line, they will not award the try. Instead, they will award a penalty kick to the opposition. The kick is taken five meters away from the try line (not the spot where the ball-carrier infringed).

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   When is a penalty awarded for a double movement?

   • However, we are used to seeing a penalty being awarded for a double movement whenever an attacker is ‘tackled’ before they reach the try-line, and after being brought to ground and held they make another movement to go forward and place the ball on or over the try-line.

   Double movement in rugby union explained - Rugby World

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   What is a duplicate bridge movement?

   • A duplicate bridge movement is a scheme used in a duplicate bridge session to arrange which competitors play which opponents when, and which boards they play. The arrangement has to satisfy various constraints which often conflict to some extent, requiring compromises.

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   What happens if a player fails to move away from the ball?

   • The sanction for non-compliance here is a penalty against you – so if we consider that a player is tackled as they attempt to score a try, fall short but make a second movement towards the line and thus fail to “move away from the ball” as they get up, not only is the score chopped off but the opposition gain possession.

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3. rugbydome.com › double-movement-in-rugby-explainedDouble Movement In Rugby (Explained For Beginners)

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   Mar 24, 2022 · A double movement occurs when players propel themselves forward on the ground to reach the line. This is a second (double) movement and is not allowed. Double movements can be easy to spot when the tackled player wriggles and crawls to eke out a few inches.

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   Feb 2, 2019 · The key phrase there is in 14.7.1: you must move the ball “in any direction except forward” when tackled. The player needs momentum to carry them over the line. You must place the ball once; if you initiate a second action, that is believed to be a double movement.

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6. forum.rugbyrefs.com › double-movementDouble movement | RugbyRefs.com

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   Feb 5, 2019 · Argument on another site had me looking at the law on "double movement". In 2017 the law was fairly detailed: 22.1 There are two ways a player can ground...

7. forum.rugbyrefs.com › double-movementDouble movement - RugbyRefs.com

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   May 12, 2013 · "Double movement" is one of those terms in common use to describe an action where a player, striving to reach the opponent's goal comes up short of the "momentum try" but lurches or crawls forward to ground the ball following a tackle.

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   Oct 30, 2020 · What's the difference between a double movement in rugby union, and a tackled player legally gaining a few inches with ball in hand?

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Duplicate_bridge_movementsDuplicate bridge movements - Wikipedia

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   A duplicate bridge movement is a scheme used in a duplicate bridge session to arrange which competitors play which opponents when, and which boards they play. The arrangement has to satisfy various constraints which often conflict to some extent, requiring compromises.

10. news.bbc.co.uk › sportacademy › hiBBC Sport Academy | Rugby League | Rules | Laws | Double movement

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    Double movement. Once a player has been tackled, they must get up and play the ball. Often when a player has been tackled close to the try line, they will often attempt to make another...