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WORLD RUGBY defines the 'Laws' of the game for the sport of RUGBY UNION.
You can view and also download the 'Laws' directly from the WORLD RUGBY website.
WORLD RUGBY defines the 'Laws' of the game for the sport of RUGBY UNION.
However there are incidents within a game where the referee cannot rely solely on what is stated within the Laws, but needs to decide how to apply the Laws where possible ambiguity on the application of the Laws exist for a specific action or event.
World Rugby provide clarification for referees, coaches and players regarding how the Laws are to be applied in that given incident.
World Rugby have a specific section within their website containing these 'clarifications on Laws'.
Clothing & Goggles etc.
RugbySafe Essential Guides
England Rugbys' RugbySafe Essential Guides provide comprehensive information regarding clothing, the use of goggles and management of medical conditions for girls playing rugby.
For clothing, goggles etc, this includes:
Boots & Allowable Boot Studs
Mouthguards
Headguards
Goggles
Breast Padding
Sports Bras
Shoulder Pads
Shin Guards
Face Masks
Headscarves & Religious Head-dress
Approved Devices
World Rugby have a list of approved devices. If you are unsure what to buy it maybe worth checking this list prior to purchase.
Health
Female Health & Wellbeing
To support the development of girl players England Rugby has provided support material covering many aspects of female health and well being. Some of the subjects covered include:
Menstrual Health
Provides information for rugby athletes, coaches and support staff about the menstrual cycle and its potential influence on training.
Puberty
Discusses the journey through puberty and what an athlete can do to look after themselves during this phase of their development.
Breast Health
Provides information on breast health considerations when participating in rugby activities.
This includes information and tools when buying and using sports bras.
Mental Health
Provides information on mental health, identifying when a player might need support. The information also provides mental skills that can support psychological safety and enhance the players performance on the pitch.
Pelvic Health
Pelvic specific health and how it can be impacted by exercise and how to maintain it.
ACTIVATE is part of 'England Rugby' overarching player safety and wellbeing programme, RugbySafe.
It puts player welfare at the heart of the game and covers how to organise and manage the game so that it is played in as safe and enjoyable manner as possible.
ACTIVATE Injury Prevention Exercise Programme can be integrated into training and pre-match sessions. The exercises are designed to improve functional and core strength, balance and agility, helping players with the game’s physical demands.
Clothing & Goggles etc.
RugbySafe Essential Guides
England Rugbys' RugbySafe Essential Guides provide comprehensive information regarding clothing, the use of goggles and management of medical conditions for girls playing rugby.
For clothing, goggles etc, this includes:
Boots & Allowable Boot Studs
Mouthguards
Headguards
Goggles
Breast Padding
Sports Bras
Shoulder Pads
Shin Guards
Face Masks
Headscarves & Religious Head-dress
Approved Devices
World Rugby have a list of approved devices. If you are unsure what to buy it maybe worth checking this list prior to purchase.
Health
Female Health & Wellbeing
To support the development of girl players England Rugby has provided support material covering many aspects of female health and well being. Some of the subjects covered include:
Menstrual Health
Provides information for rugby athletes, coaches and support staff about the menstrual cycle and its potential influence on training.
Puberty
Discusses the journey through puberty and what an athlete can do to look after themselves during this phase of their development.
Breast Health
Provides information on breast health considerations when participating in rugby activities.
This includes information and tools when buying and using sports bras.
Mental Health
Provides information on mental health, identifying when a player might need support. The information also provides mental skills that can support psychological safety and enhance the players performance on the pitch.
Pelvic Health
Pelvic specific health and how it can be impacted by exercise and how to maintain it.
WORLD RUGBY defines the 'Laws' of the game for the sport of RUGBY UNION.
You can view and also download the 'Laws' directly from the WORLD RUGBY website.
WORLD RUGBY defines the 'Laws' of the game for the sport of RUGBY UNION.
However there are incidents within a game where the referee cannot rely solely on what is stated within the Laws, but needs to decide how to apply the Laws where possible ambiguity on the application of the Laws exist for a specific action or event.
World Rugby provide clarification for referees, coaches and players regarding how the Laws are to be applied in that given incident.
World Rugby have a specific section within their website containing these 'clarifications on Laws'.
Clothing & Goggles etc.
RugbySafe Essential Guides
England Rugbys' RugbySafe Essential Guides provide comprehensive information regarding clothing, the use of goggles and management of medical conditions for girls playing rugby.
For clothing, goggles etc, this includes:
Boots & Allowable Boot Studs
Mouthguards
Headguards
Goggles
Breast Padding
Sports Bras
Shoulder Pads
Shin Guards
Face Masks
Headscarves & Religious Head-dress
Approved Devices
World Rugby have a list of approved devices. If you are unsure what to buy it maybe worth checking this list prior to purchase.
Health
Female Health & Wellbeing
To support the development of girl players England Rugby has provided support material covering many aspects of female health and well being. Some of the subjects covered include:
Menstrual Health
Provides information for rugby athletes, coaches and support staff about the menstrual cycle and its potential influence on training.
Puberty
Discusses the journey through puberty and what an athlete can do to look after themselves during this phase of their development.
Breast Health
Provides information on breast health considerations when participating in rugby activities.
This includes information and tools when buying and using sports bras.
Mental Health
Provides information on mental health, identifying when a player might need support. The information also provides mental skills that can support psychological safety and enhance the players performance on the pitch.
Pelvic Health
Pelvic specific health and how it can be impacted by exercise and how to maintain it.
ACTIVATE is part of 'England Rugby' overarching player safety and wellbeing programme, RugbySafe.
It puts player welfare at the heart of the game and covers how to organise and manage the game so that it is played in as safe and enjoyable manner as possible.
ACTIVATE Injury Prevention Exercise Programme can be integrated into training and pre-match sessions. The exercises are designed to improve functional and core strength, balance and agility, helping players with the game’s physical demands.
Clothing & Goggles etc.
RugbySafe Essential Guides
England Rugbys' RugbySafe Essential Guides provide comprehensive information regarding clothing, the use of goggles and management of medical conditions for girls playing rugby.
For clothing, goggles etc, this includes:
Boots & Allowable Boot Studs
Mouthguards
Headguards
Goggles
Breast Padding
Sports Bras
Shoulder Pads
Shin Guards
Face Masks
Headscarves & Religious Head-dress
Approved Devices
World Rugby have a list of approved devices. If you are unsure what to buy it maybe worth checking this list prior to purchase.
Health
Female Health & Wellbeing
To support the development of girl players England Rugby has provided support material covering many aspects of female health and well being. Some of the subjects covered include:
Menstrual Health
Provides information for rugby athletes, coaches and support staff about the menstrual cycle and its potential influence on training.
Puberty
Discusses the journey through puberty and what an athlete can do to look after themselves during this phase of their development.
Breast Health
Provides information on breast health considerations when participating in rugby activities.
This includes information and tools when buying and using sports bras.
Mental Health
Provides information on mental health, identifying when a player might need support. The information also provides mental skills that can support psychological safety and enhance the players performance on the pitch.
Pelvic Health
Pelvic specific health and how it can be impacted by exercise and how to maintain it.
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