2024 Game Innovations - NZ Rugby
Game innovation: The first tackler must tackle below the sternum and target the belly area. The second tackler can legally tackle below the shoulders in accordance with current rugby law. …
Rugby Toolbox
If you’re a Rugby Coach or Ref, Rugby Toolbox is where you’ll find all the tools and resources you’ll need to get the job done on and off the field. From Skills & Drills to Fitness and Training …
2023 Game Innovation FAQs - nzrugby.co.nz
The best options are to tackle low, targeting the legs (chop tackle), getting lower than the ball carrier and either tackle or hold up. Another option may be tackling from the side of the ball …
New Zealand Rugby dramatically reduces tackle height to the …
2024年10月26日 · New Zealand Rugby dramatically reduces tackle height to the belly in club and First XV rugby
2023 Game Innovation FAQs - NZ Rugby
WHY: To ensure safer tackles for all, a reduction in the likelihood of head impacts, allowing for more offloads and a faster game. By lowering the tackle height, the tackler can get the ball …
New Zealand receive ‘resounding’ response to sternum tackle trial
2023年11月14日 · New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has said it will continue the reduced tackle height law trial in its community game until the end of 2025. NZR community rugby general manager …
Basic Rugby Tackle - Tackling - Teenage Drills - Rugby Toolbox
How to practise techniques with the side/front-on tackle and falling in the tackle.
Tackle Height - Rugby Toolbox
Tackle Height. We have created an area that is dedicated to the Tackle Height game innovation. We will load resources in here from around the world to help you influence this change to …
Reduced tackle height the focus of community rugby game …
2022年11月1日 · New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has today announced three game innovations that will be trialled for the 2023 community rugby season, designed to improve player safety, flow …
Rugby rule change: Jamie Wall - Will tackling tackle ... - NZ Herald
This new lowered tackle height is being strictly implemented in amateur grades only, so kids watching the All Blacks and Super Rugby will be seeing something potentially very different to …