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Rugby positions basicsRugby
positions basics tells how to work out the positions where you can do
your best - depending on age, physical characteristics and grade.
OverallDifferent
positions suit...
...different
sizes and
shapes
of player...
...and need different skills, qualities and temperaments...
The
higher the level
you want to play... ... the more specialised the
position becomes and... ...the more important it is to be in the right position
for you.
15 positions in a
rugby team and...
...two
important groupings are...
...forwards and backs
Bigger, heavier, stronger
players go somewhere in the forwards...
Smaller, faster, elusive
players go in the backs
Age
affects choiceRugby positions basics... The younger
you are...
...the easier it is.
When you are starting off... ...you
may be given little
choice about where you play.
You may
already admire
a player and... ...want to be like that
player and want to play
that position.
If that`s so, it`s maybe
a good starting point... ...so
tell the person in charge... ...but it might not happen
So...
be... FLEXible... ...you
may be better in another position
Where
ever you play
you will...
... gather
skills and experience
You
have years ahead of you... ...time to try every position if
you want to!
Early in a rugby career...
...many of the positions have very similar requirements
Physically - who
knows...your body may change ...buy and eat good quality food....
...exercise
regularly... ...in
years to come you may be
anything.
Rugby
positions basics suggests... Older players
starting off will have more choice...
Research what`s
needed for each position.... ...compare what a
position requires ...with your physique, skills and
temperament...
My guess is that vacant positions in
the team... ...may
affect the view of the coach... ...about which is
the best position for you!
With
some research
and a bit of thinking... ...you will be able to voice your preferences...
...you too, need to be flexible
Concentrate,
get into it... ...help the team... ...you can always... ...change positions when you know more ....and
you`ll really enjoy it.
Physical
characteristics affect choiceFor rugby positions basics,
bear in mind that...
Bigger, heavier, stronger
players go somewhere in the forwards...
Smaller, faster, elusive
players go in the backs
You
want to enjoy yourself...true?
So play in areas of
the game... ...most suitable to your physique.
If you are
comparatively small... ...and
in the forwards... ...it
may be very uncomfortable!
In the backs and ...slower and less agile... ....not much fun!
Sometimes, depending
on age and grade of the game... ...these overall physical requirements.. ...can
be rendered unimportant... ...
by a player with... ....heaps
of enthusiasm and attitude
Grade
affects choiceThis is more for older players... ...rather
than children considering rugby positions basics
Many
people learn to play
rugby at school. Others are not so fortunate!
If
you are new to rugby
and interested in playing rugby.. ..I`m guessing it`s for the
social side... ...where performance is not hugely important... ...or
say, college age where you might want to get serious about it!
Either
way, look closely... ...at
what is required to play at
each position.
For social players it`s
important. Look for a position where... ...you will enjoy yourself... ...and
you minimise
the risk of injury
For
competitive
environments... ...look for a position where... ..you
maximise the
advantages of.. ...your physical
and mental attributes
Skills can always be
acquired... ...relatively
quickly by
people with the right
attitude.
IF you have physical
and mental attributes... ...suitable for rugby... ...search
for good ways to acquire
the skills.
Look for the good skills to
learn... ...and good
ways to do it... ...you can pack a lot in to a short time.
So
there you have it... ...rugby positions basics...now... ...find out more about the
sidestep!
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