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Strengths Skill/technique Tackling In rugby when you do not have the ball you have to defend. To do this you stop the opposition
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Strengths Skill/technique Tackling In rugby when you do not have the ball you have to defend. To do this you stop the opposition by tackling the person with the ball. Tackling is a very important skill in rugby whatever position you are playing and it is one of my strengths. Not only is it the skill of tackling that I am good at but the decision to choose the type of tackle. There are many forms of tackling and they are needed in different circumstances. For example when you are tackling someone who is only meters away from the try line you want to smother tackle him. This means that you are covering up his arms and the ball meaning that if he did get over the try line you are likely to prevent him from scoring as your hands will be around or underneath the ball. Smothering a player can...
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