AMERICANS FIRST TIME WATCHING RUGBY BIGGEST HITS

To keep it simple: Any tackle above the shoulders is illegal, tackling in the air is illegal, tackling without the ball is illegal, tackling without arms is illegal, lifting a player into the air past 90 degrees is illegal. And also statistically rugby is safer than american football (for concussions) because there are rules to tackling and we have been taught since a young age the correct form/ way of tackling

I played Rugby for 39 years and coached for 25 ! The conditioning of the players is incredible! Recovery rate is crazy ! 80 mins of massive hits ! Aerobic and anaerobic extremes ! No Pads or helmets ! Just seriously tough guys !!

As a South African I can tell you that there is nothing that pull us together as a country as our rugby team. We are currently the World Champions...take that England, Australia and New Zealand (still love all you guys though!). Much love from South Africa💜🇿🇦

As a rugby player it brings me great joy to watch these boys looking shook.

As a Pacific Islander, Rugby is deemed to be somewhat the "national" sport in every Pacific nation. Oh and it may seem cliché but everything in Rugby like the tackles, the running, the agility and ability, to everything, it's totally normal for our boys to cope with. Thanks for the amazing reaction guys. Much love 🔥❤️

South Africans waiting for rugby reactions 😭👊🏽🇿🇦💓 rugby is definitely the badder sport...these guys are beasts with no protection..its an art with no fear!

The greatest MAN'S game there is, bar none 💪🏼

I play rugby at a bang average level boys compared to what you are watching on here… but I need the USA. To realise this is one of the most brutal and beautiful sports on the planet. It’s tough not for the faint hearted granted. But if you get to understand the game of rugby you will love it. Live your videos btw. Trust me if you can learn to play rugby cuz it is a proper man’s sports. Last thing I will say to you guys is that even though rugby looks brutal and all hits. No it is far from that it is a gentleman’s sport in the uk for sure… the referee is the boss, you don’t argue with the ref. And after a big fight on the pitch… it is common decency to have a drink with the opposition most of the time with the lads we play against. (What happens on a rugby field stays on the rugby field) it is a fucking great sport ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 glad you guys checked this out! #passion

My husband played rugby for 15 years. The first tournament I went to after meeting him I knew sh*t was serious when there was an ambulance parked at the end of the field. Just in case. At one point he came off with a gash in his forehead, the put some ointment, a gauze pad and then wrapped black electrical tape around his whole head and back in he went. 😁 I feel in love immediately. 🤘

Found a rugby group when my son was in upper elementary and he played recreationally up to college. My son played many sports and this by far was the best community of athletes. They play hard but the minute the game ended, the boys on both teams always seemed to hang out together. The coaches were dads who loved the sport and also modeled interactions with other teams.

These are the three best people on the show...because they're willing to listen discuss n learn from others;massive respect...hopefully they go far in life!!

Real mans sport,respect from England.

You guys definitely gained more South African viewers after doing this reaction 😂 we love our rugby 🇿🇦🔥

Rugby is the game for all sizes, you don’t have to be big, also what I love about it, is that it’s all left on the pitch! Final whistle (or buzzer, depending where in the world you are) goes, it’s shake hands, respect each other and then go for a beer together!

Rugby is one of many games that Britain has spread around the world. It was invented by William Webb Ellis in 1846 at Rugby School. Supposedly he was playing football and decided to run with the ball, thereby creating a new game. It's played all over the world now and has made many stars into household names.

Here in Great Britain we start learning Rugby in school aged 8. It's a great sport to play. The top ten rankings at the moment are Ireland, France, New Zealand, South Africa, Scotland, England, Australia, Argentina, Wales and Japan. The USA are ranked 18 (with Samoa, Fiji and Tonga all above them)

Don't mistake those as helmets, just protecting the ears son. Also these men are huge units with speed and agility in the mix, not forgetting they're skilled!

A game of rugby is not just hits you need to see a full game, it’s 80min. Total 40mins each half. 15min half time. No other breaks apart from casualty and that’s it. It’s more stamina and strength as apposed to quick sprint to a calculated stop position, then have a break while you change your team stratagem offence or defence. You as a team member have to do both and all stratagems to win. Kicking, running, passing, tackling, line out, rucking, scrum down all team members do it all with some specialisation members thrown in.

I started playing Rugby when i was 9, i retired when i was 33. for 15 years i was training 3 times a week playing twice a week for 2 different teams (civvy on Saturday, Military on Wednesdays) love this sport, its not just a game its a way of life

We Welsh LOVE the rugby. Its our pride ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿