Free video series on how to play Rugby, including Rugby rules, techniques, and equipment.
There are 12 videos in this series:
Learn rules and tips on the drop kick technique in the game of rugby, as taught by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn about rules and tips on using the Dummy Pass in the game of rugby, as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to use a grubber kick in the game as taught by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to pass in the game as taught by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to tackle in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn rules and tips on using the Maul technique in the game of rugby, as taught by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn about open play binding in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to perform a place kick in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to ruck in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn how to use the side step technique in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn about the "Tight Five" concept in the game as demonstrated by a women's rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Learn about rugby equipment and rules for gear from our female rugby expert in this free beginner rugby lesson video.
Rugby was developed from a game that was played at Rugby School in England. Rugby uses a ball that is shaped like a prolate spheroid, much like an American football. In rugby, two teams of fifteen or seven players (depending on the version played) are trying to score the most points. Points can be scored in various ways including some of the following: touching the ground over the opponent’s goal line with the ball in hand, a conversion play where a player kicks the ball at the goal line where the previous touch-down occurred kicking the ball above the crossbar and between the uprights of the field post. Scoring in rugby is similar to the rules of American football.
In this series of expert videos, you will learn more about the rough-and-tumble sport of rugby. Learn from experienced rugby player Miriam Richmond as she demonstrates and explains game rules such as open play binding, what rugby equipment is necessary, drop kick rules, how to pass, place kick, side step, tackle, drop kick, and grubber kick.
Miriam Richmond Miriam has played rugby for seven years - most of them with the Betterside Rugby team in Missoula, Montana - and has been a rugby referee for over four years.dkdk
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