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i need help for rugby - Monday, August 20, 2007 2:12 AM ( #1 )
Hey, i was wondering if anyone can help me with my rugby training, I'm a back, i was wondering if there are any good exercises to help me sidestep better. I can't sidestep so i get tackled REALLY easily. Thanks
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RE: i need help for rugby - Monday, August 20, 2007 6:44 AM ( #2 )
Its more practice then anything, get a few objects and put them a comfortable distance apart then run fast while sidestepping to avoid the objects. As you get used to it put the objects closer together.
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 12:33 AM ( #3 )
ok, thanks, is there anything else to do, and how far should i put them apart? thanks anyway
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 7:06 AM ( #4 )
WTF is rugby?????
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 7:26 AM ( #5 )
Rugby is kind of like American football but in rugby you don't wear helmets and padding.
 
Try spacing the objects 2m away each other first, and run while side stepping in between them. I can't really think of anything else that you can do, apart from arranging the objects in different ways.
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 7:49 AM ( #6 )
lol. no offense to the yanks, but I KNEW they wouldn't know what Rugby is.

Why arn't Americans interested in what goes on outside their own country? Do they know that football (soccer) is the biggest sport in the world?
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 8:57 AM ( #7 )

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lol. no offense to the yanks, but I KNEW they wouldn't know what Rugby is.

Why arn't Americans interested in what goes on outside their own country? Do they know that football (soccer) is the biggest sport in the world?

 
Football is FOOTBALL (NFL)  Soccer is soccer.....not terribly exciting or fun to watch.
 
I pay attention to what affects me, nothing in europe or the UK will ever affect me! then again I don't pay much attention to anything that doesn't affect me directly. I don't even know my next door neighbors name or what he does for a living.......
 
 
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 1:09 PM ( #8 )

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ORIGINAL: Danny213

lol. no offense to the yanks, but I KNEW they wouldn't know what Rugby is.

Why arn't Americans interested in what goes on outside their own country? Do they know that football (soccer) is the biggest sport in the world?


Football is FOOTBALL (NFL)  Soccer is soccer.....not terribly exciting or fun to watch.

I pay attention to what affects me, nothing in europe or the UK will ever affect me! then again I don't pay much attention to anything that doesn't affect me directly. I don't even know my next door neighbors name or what he does for a living.......




That's fair enough. But soccer is FOOTBALL and NFL is a stop and start sport. Like Hockey and Basketball. - Thats why the yanks love it.


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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 2:16 PM ( #9 )

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ORIGINAL: Danny213

lol. no offense to the yanks, but I KNEW they wouldn't know what Rugby is.

Why arn't Americans interested in what goes on outside their own country? Do they know that football (soccer) is the biggest sport in the world?


Football is FOOTBALL (NFL)  Soccer is soccer.....not terribly exciting or fun to watch.

I pay attention to what affects me, nothing in europe or the UK will ever affect me! then again I don't pay much attention to anything that doesn't affect me directly. I don't even know my next door neighbors name or what he does for a living.......




That's fair enough. But soccer is FOOTBALL and NFL is a stop and start sport. Like Hockey and Basketball. - Thats why the yanks love it.

 
HaHa!
Pro (NFL) Football IS START AND STOP but its all about strategy and making adjustments. And ramming the ball down the other guys throat! Its 3 yards and a cloud of dust,its misdirection and power plays , its a play action fake and a hail mary. Its americas team and the new york(football)Giants Its Sunday night football,Its sept.9th In BIG D......
 
whoops...sorry...got carried away...
 
and you were talking bout....Soccer???
 
 
I also find it funny that you guys refer to all americans as YANKS.....HaHa!
There's a line called mason dixon.....above it are the yanks....below it are the good ole boys
 
HaHa! LOL! TOO FUNNY!
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 3:28 PM ( #10 )
In soccer all outfield players are only allowed to kick the ball hence the name football. American football players carry the ball in their hands the majority of the time so it doesn't make sense to call it football.  
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, August 22, 2007 7:20 PM ( #11 )

ORIGINAL: raidendavidb

In soccer all outfield players are only allowed to kick the ball hence the name football. American football players carry the ball in their hands the majority of the time so it doesn't make sense to call it football.  

I understand the premise of why you guys want to call soccer "Football".
 
I'm just busting your balls man!
 
 
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RE: i need help for rugby - Thursday, August 23, 2007 1:47 AM ( #12 )
I can't believe ya dont know what rugby is, its the best! Go look it up on google or something, rugby league or rugby union
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RE: i need help for rugby - Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:36 AM ( #13 )
Well, one could argue that Rugby is far more dangerous, but there are rules that apply to tackling and take downs. Such as below the waist. (I think)

Can't you charge someone at the chest in American Footie?
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RE: i need help for rugby - Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:53 AM ( #14 )
Rugby is less dangerous then American football and I would say it's less dangerous then soccer too, cause I play both and have never been injured in rugby. 
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RE: i need help for rugby - Thursday, August 23, 2007 4:02 AM ( #15 )

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I can't believe ya dont know what rugby is, its the best! Go look it up on google or something, rugby league or rugby union


 
LOL...I know what rugby is(from the old andy capp cartoons...LOL)
I was just bustin balls....
LOL
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RE: i need help for rugby - Wednesday, November 07, 2007 9:16 AM ( #16 )

ORIGINAL: Danny213

Well, one could argue that Rugby is far more dangerous, but there are rules that apply to tackling and take downs. Such as below the waist. (I think)

Can't you charge someone at the chest in American Footie?


Yeah closelines were made illegal sometime in the 70's I think along with the head slap but other than that its pretty much fair game. Its just a difference in the way the games are played. in the early 1900's football was banned in alot of America because it was considered to barbaric for anyone to enjoy watching. In 1905 18 college players died. From 1931 to 2006 1,676 people have died because of American football. IDK if rugby is that bad or not but I've watched both and honestly I enjoy both but the games are almost too different to compare the only thing comparable really are the tackles and because of the lack of padding and rules I guess things like head to head hits and shoulder to head hits are illegal and really impossible without sure death following.
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RE: i need help for rugby - Saturday, March 01, 2008 2:38 AM ( #17 )
What in the backs do you play ?
centre ? Wing ?

The best thing to do is to ask your coach to do some solo work with the backs, the best way to learn how to dodge a tackle is to have someone tackling you, the more you play, the better youll get, running round a bag wont help, because it doesnt have the adrenalin impact.
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RE: i need help for rugby - Saturday, March 01, 2008 5:53 AM ( #18 )
the best thing to work on if ur wanting to get far in rugby is speed strength power...theres 3 guys in my class at college who play for Leeds Rhinos, they have atleast one of the three above at an above average rate, i dont know much about rugby if im honest but theres my two cents and i only know that cos of the three guys i know...one thing i know it takes longer to run around a guy in rugby than it does to run through em...so if ur faster stronger and more powerful u can run straight through the bitch...
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RE: i need help for rugby - Saturday, March 01, 2008 7:57 AM ( #19 )
Rugby is actually huge in a lot of American Universities. You'd be suprised. A bunch of my old wrestling buddies who graduated already now play rugby and love it. It's pretty badass but I still get confused as hell watching it hahaha. As for American football, it's fun to watch but it IS STOP AND START. Just what fat americans love! Baseball, almost no one likes it... lol. And for basketball, you are wrong sir. Not really a stop and start sport. Other than wrestling, it's basically just below soccer on the level that you get tired quickly. It is tiring... and I suck at it... lol

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