WUC Rugby

As the Rugby World Cup rises, a new generation will be inspired to take to the field. But is it safe for kids to play such a physical game? With countless tackles, fights and bruises, rugby is dynamic, strategic and fun. Interest against rugby union is expected to grow this spring when the Wallabies take part in the Rugby World Cup in Japan. For many parents, sending their children to rugby games is a daunting idea – but is sport as difficult as it seems? How safe is rugby for…

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PROTECT TAXES Recommended size: 20m x 20m Goal Protect the treasure Share students to 4/5 floors by group size and available numbers. You have four groups around the edge and one in the middle as guards, or you have three around the edge and a group as guards. Place a group in each corner area and in the middle of the circle with so many footballs, rugby balls, notes, cones, etc. Each element may have a different point value depending on how impractical it is to grow at high speed…

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The most common rugby injuries and how to treat them. As with any contact sport, some kind of injury is inevitable. In a fast-paced game like this, where tackles are the nature of the beast, it is not uncommon to have multiple injuries in a rugby game, although it is not always serious, but it is best to prepare. To do this, we will look at the most common rugby injuries and, before the most important thing, how we are going to deal with them. According to the annual Professional…

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In 2015, we wrote an article asking if professional rugby is now impossible to assess (read here); Eightteen months later, nothing has changed, and it has to be said that the judge’s task has become even more difficult. When you read a rugby forum or a Twitter conversation about a top rugby game, comments always focus on how bad the referee was – but how can that be when we have the best referees in the world as a civil servant? One of the main reasons rugby spectators end up…

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Learn more about what factors to consider when trading rugby balls… Size – First of all, you need to buy the right size ball. Many simply assume that all rugby balls are equal. However, this is not the case. You usually have four different options to choose from. These are the following – size 5, size 4.5, size 4 and finally size 3. The latter is suitable for mini rugby, i.e. under-9s, under-8s and under-7s. The size 4 of rugby ball is junior rugby. Women’s rugby players carry a size…

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Rugby is a sport that is becoming increasingly popular. While you may not need a lot of rugby equipment to start playing, you need the most equipment. After all, rugby is a sport with a lot of contact, and that’s why it’s important that you’re protected when you play. If you don’t buy the right equipment, you’re seriously injured. Moreover, it is not just a question of protection. After all, if you don’t have a rugby ball, how can you play the game? Remember, read on to find out everything…

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In recent years it has become popular in Rugby with the help of a wrestling coach or judo coach in pre-season with the idea of using grabbing techniques to improve fitness and perseverance and get ticks into rugby, I’m not saying it’s a bad thing and it’s not effective either, but I think it’s a better way It’s adapted more to what players actually do in the sport, go in with combat conditioning. Combat Conditioning is not a martial arts, although some techniques are borrowed or adapted from martial arts…

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