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Rugby Football Union accused of ignoring risks of tackling in schools | Sport | The Guardian
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/m ... ng-schools

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Wed Mar 02, 2016 10:52 pm
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Touch instead of tackle? Pah! Wimps!

So, instead of struggling towards the line for a try, with 4 people clinging to your back and legs, you have to had the ball over if somebody taps you on the shoulder? BAH!

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Oh ffs, this nanny state bollocks can [LIFTED] right off - Taught properly, Rugby is a very safe sport. I never had anything more than bruises and the odd sprain during school.

How do you learn tackling techniques playing touch and pass?

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Same opinion, the "taught properly " part is important.
Playing against untrained people is also dangerous. If not spinal injuries, fractures are really common with a bad tackle

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TheFrenchun wrote:
Same opinion, the "taught properly " part is important.
Playing against untrained people is also dangerous. If not spinal injuries, fractures are really common with a bad tackle

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So are many sports

I played rugby for 7 yrs through school and no injuries and IIRC they were very rare
The only injuries of note I can remember were from Hockey - I cracked a guys kneecap when the ball hit it at speed and someone being hit by a boats boom when sailing

I know lets ban all sport so the little darlings wont get injured

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