Walking Rugby?
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Walking Rugby?
I assume this is taking off in Lancs but if your ever near Devon on your hols. you might want to give this a try when down here.
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Re: Walking Rugby?
This isn't difficult I know, but it actually looks better than 'proper' rugby.
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Re: Walking Rugby?
I'm guessing you never really played 'proper' rugby Factual?!
I guess you like watching modern football where players fall over when breathed on?!
I guess you like watching modern football where players fall over when breathed on?!
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Re: Walking Rugby?
Often use it a as a coaching tool, its very effective for helping players understand field position and play patterns etc.
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If only rugby wasnt shite enough
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Re: Walking Rugby?
Don't play it or not your choice of sport because your useless at it? 

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Re: Walking Rugby?
Are you allowed to kick the ball into touch and clap in this walking version of Yawnion?
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Re: Walking Rugby?
Same here Caballo, it is very usefull, epecially for high school players.Caballo wrote:Often use it a as a coaching tool, its very effective for helping players understand field position and play patterns etc.
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Played it on a coaching course last year. Effective way of teaching tackling but not great when you can't run away from a 7ft tall and wide prop!!!
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That is why you should always carry some raw meat or offal, just throw it to one side and the prop is guaranteed to follow it.burnmark wrote:Played it on a coaching course last year. Effective way of teaching tackling but not great when you can't run away from a 7ft tall and wide prop!!!
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Re: Walking Rugby?
burnmark wrote:Played it on a coaching course last year. Effective way of teaching tackling but not great when you can't run away from a 7ft tall and wide prop!!!
Just walk quicker...easy beesy I find
