"When do they stop to rest?" They rest at halftime. 40mins of play, 10 mins rest, 40mins play, then it's done.

@ILikeOctopusses

3 ай бұрын

NFL: 3 hours of game time, 15 minutes of play in total of the whole game

@nicklegrande7028

18 күн бұрын

10 mins more like 5

Good evening. A few answers, Pads.... no not really. The Caps are for ear protections, and the standard uniform is Shorts, Shirt socks, boots and gum shield. Players 15 on each side, 6 Subs a game, once you are out you don't come back in. Halfs are 40 Min 5-10 in halftime. You can retain possession as long as you don't turn the ball over. To tackle you need to hit the ball carrier below the shoulders and make an attempt to wrap your arms around the ball carriers. When tackled the ball carrier must release the ball and the tackler must release the ball carrier. The ball is live as long as it is inbounds on the field and not trapped in a pile. There are a few good rules of Rugby videos.

@thaps_thebe

5 ай бұрын

Good explanation

@geoffreyMcIntosh

5 ай бұрын

You could have added that any protective gear (ie pads or headgear) is banned if it would cause injury to another player during the normal play of a game, so it must be soft padding.

@rhyssanders9122

5 ай бұрын

also headgear disperses impact to potentially avoid concussions but other than that perfect brother

1. They train hard to build muscle to handle hits (their muscle mass = padding) 2. They train hard to handle being tackled and falling with minimal injury (judo, dance etc) - you will almost always seem them get straight up after a lot of those hits 3. There are strict rules about where they are permitted to tackle Most injuries are from mistakes, and aren't as common as this video gives the impression - you probably saw about 10 yrs of hard hits in this.

@Chris_T_S

5 ай бұрын

PS. you can be banned for life for clothes line tackles, and serious penalties, fines and banning from games for weeks to months for any tackling/hits above the shoulders (not the tackler's fault if the one with the ball ducks) - there are MANY Rules of Rugby videos on KZread

@Chris_T_S

5 ай бұрын

Padding under their jerseys would be far to restricting - if you saw any "padding" under jerseys, it would have been bandages/strapping

@rockercovers7139

5 ай бұрын

Dance? Rugby players don't fucking dance.

@Chris_T_S

5 ай бұрын

lol, much like anything, saying something doesn't change what happen @rockercovers Of course, there are the #RealMen rugby players who would never dream of training to be coordinated, balanced etc

@MKsio

5 ай бұрын

@@rockercovers7139 Rugby players dance, trust me. Especially the islander players

I love this game. I only gave up playing at the age of 45, a year after suffering a spinal concussion. 36 hours paralysed until the swelling went down. After that I became aware I was not healing properly from one week to the next.

I talked football with a guy in South Africa. I asked what the rest of the world thought of American football. He said it looks liked robots running into each other on a field. You didn't see the humans, and it didn't appear they could get hurt, and so it wasn't hardcore, as Americans sell it. It's hard to argue against vs rugby.

@chrisrenshaw6372

5 ай бұрын

The real football is the nfl

@osculim

5 ай бұрын

Well at least one thing is the same and that is the fans of both sports. Watching them watch matches on tv is hilarious. I remember my dad back in the day throwing crap at the tv when his rugby team didn't perform well.

@roycep1737

5 ай бұрын

Yeah South african here. love our Rugby! We start playing tackle rugby from a young age, my first game of full contact was at the age of 7 😍

@cshubs

5 ай бұрын

@@roycep1737 How old when you got your first broken nose? 🙂

@roycep1737

5 ай бұрын

@@cshubs never, only 2 fingers. They train us from a young age how to tackle with lots of force, wrapping the player and techniques to put them down safely on the ground after you blasted the wind out of their stomach.

Asia look is priceless. She looks genuinely shocked

When I played we didn't have any type of pads, I did tape my ears so they weren't torn off! had my lower front teeth knocked out and a guy get his ear torn off in the same game, miss playing! loved playing sevens!, that's a fast playing running game!

Yo guys, South African 🇿🇦 here, 4 time World Champion literally 🌎 champions. Thanks 4 reacting to the sport.

@skylagaaia1683

5 ай бұрын

Congrats young Mr 4 times winner, awesome final, but it was always going to be with these 2 teams. In my 62 years of watching and supporting our ABs of NZ… there was never a harder battle fought between teams, than the ‘Springboks’ and the ‘ABs’..but I have to here, respectfully add our brothers the Wallabies, as through the 70s, 80s, & 90s they too were a very formidable team. Looking forward to the next RWC….all the best with the lead up…cheers to you my brother in rugby😂😂😂😂😂😂

@karlennis3642

5 ай бұрын

Next time Brother 🇳🇿

@petelawless811

5 ай бұрын

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 we the best

@skylagaaia1683

5 ай бұрын

@@petelawless811 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@guiguijol

3 ай бұрын

Congratulations to SA during World Cup. As a French I couldn't find any excuses, butthurt like hell but still, well deserved. You guys are the best. *cringe 🤷‍♂👍 At least nobody can argue France isn't entertaining to watch though. That's a compensation...

"Thats a wedge for days" 5:27 lol!

@tonycasey3183

5 ай бұрын

When he pulled his shorts out of his butt, a kidney came out as well.

@craigshrimpton5765

5 ай бұрын

He's going to hospital to get that one removed.

Best compilation of brutal rugby hits is “Rugby hits until I collapse”.

Rugby League is the closest to NFL as they have a limit of five tackles or five downs before they have to kick the football. This is Rugby Union where they play phases. They hold onto the ball until they lose control of the ball, the ball goes out of play or there is an indiscretion in play. Both Rugby Union and Rugby League don’t wear pads.

Bro, you got it wrong…nothing is under their jerseys for protection except bandaging for support!!!

@amarjobanputra3506

4 ай бұрын

Nah they can wear a bit of armour. Get some knowledge mate

@skylagaaia1683

4 ай бұрын

@@amarjobanputra3506 only if their weak…though I can say I’ve never played with or against anyone from your culture, do you have a team?? And the last time I looked no team plays wearing armour!!!..

@skylagaaia1683

3 ай бұрын

@@amarjobanputra3506 - only potters do!!

Asia, BJ… We have 2 rugby codes… League & Union. I’m more of a League fan & to answer Asia’s question… YES… Girls DO play the league & many of them can be very physical with their tackling & hits. I grew up playing rugby league from age 6 until I was 19 & was hoping to trial for a pro contract but things went against me & I never got the chance. We DON’T wear padding (unless you wear a mouth guard) & the big hits send the fans insane, especially if it’s turning into a boring game. One big hit & it’s a different ball game altogether 👊😜👍

You just have to have a look at Australian Indigenous Superstar Greg Inglis Farewell video which is highlights of this amazing mans career highlights in Australia's NRL. This man was in a league of his own.

Women's rugby can be just as brutal.

@Chris_T_S

5 ай бұрын

Big time!

@gerardroll6468

5 ай бұрын

THEY NEVER HOLD BACK!!! 🫢🫢🫢

@stue2298

5 ай бұрын

I need Asia to watch some womens rugby.

@becca8225

5 ай бұрын

@@stue2298 Me too

@gerardroll6468

5 ай бұрын

@@stue2298 …. Especially games involving women from the Pacific Islands nations (New Zealand, Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, etc)… They go totally insane with their defensive hits once it’s “game time”.

Our kids do this in P.E at secondary school from aged 11 in England, probably the rest of the UK too, my son loved it. It's a great sport. Did you know in 1823 Rugby was created by William Webb Ellis who picked up the ball and ran with it in his arms during a football game (soccer you'd call it) at a school in England.

@Chris-Lynch

5 ай бұрын

Can I just point out it was Rugby School!

@barr790

5 ай бұрын

@Chris-Lynch The school is named after the town its in called called Rugby, its in Warwickshire

@Chris-Lynch

5 ай бұрын

@@barr790 yeah I know. Perhaps I should have made that clearer but at least it is now. Just wanted to explain the origin of the name “Rugby” (and it’s almost certainly an old Norse word because it ends in -by) came about.

@barr790

5 ай бұрын

@Chris-Lynch My dad lived there for years so I heard about it a lot.

@rahowherox1177

4 ай бұрын

Lol myth.

I played Rugby League here in Australia and as rough as it is, you get conditioned to take the punishment.

@caythorgrimson

5 ай бұрын

u get used to the pain

It hurts when it's unexpected, but if you see it coming your body tenses up for the hit

A rugby player and a football (NFL) player were sitting around a campfire, when an ancient warrior strode up, sat down and asked them, ''What is best in life?'' Simultaneously, the athletes answered: ''TO CRUSH YOUR ENEMIES, SEE THEM DRIVEN BEFORE YOU, AND HEAR THE LAMENTATIONS OF THEIR WOMEN!'' True story.

Hi Asia and BJ...... In a few weeks our National Rigby League season kicks off and two opening round matches are going to be played in Vegas., Rugby League is a similar game to Rugby Union - but I think you would like to perhaps watch the games if they televise it there..... No pads, no helmets - just full on contact for 80 minutes

No rib padding!!😆

I played rugby and these are my injuries Both ankles badly torn ligament’s, 2 discolated shoulders of which one had to be put together again, dislocated jaw, broken nose x2, dislocated neck bone, 3 broken ribs, dislocated knee cap, and a finger nearly bit off. Best game in the world by far.

Rugby is Discipline, it is raw and real. My High School Rugby Coach used to say If you're not bleeding then you're not playing enough

There's two types of Rugby: Rugby Union, and Rugby League. The former is often refered to as just "Rugby". The latter is often refered to as just "League". Rugby was codified in the early 1870s, and Rugby League evolved from a schism in the 1890s over amateurism vs professionalism and class cultural differences between Englands industrial North, and more well to do South. Both Rugbys may look the same to the uninitiated but they have key differences that make code switching very challenging for both, though it does happen. It's been said that Rugby Union is akin to Chess, while Rugby League is akin to Checkers. League is much easier to pick up, and has a 6 tackle possession game not too different from the 4 Downs in American football. League is the more TV friendly game. Its faster and more physical than union. Yet to many, its too "bash and crash", predictable, thus dull. Rugby Union is said to be more cerebral. It's rule (or law) book is byzantine. All too often no one watching on tv, in the stadium, coaches, even the players know whats happened, but the Referee (and they don't even know half the time). Union does seem to have more depth to how its played and can appear more "open". When a game of union is flowing, its a beautiful thing. When tactical gamesmanship from the forwards kicks in, such as massive time wasting reseting scrums. Depending on the viewer its either "an attritional game for the purists" or why people switch off and/or switch to Rugby League. In the end they both offer things the other can't. Yet both can be frustrating, and often feel somethings lacking. No one has created an acceptable hybrid of the two to date. As it stands, if i were a neutral, i'd watch a bad game of League any day over a bad game of Union. While i'd watch a great game of Union over a great game of League

Back in the '70s you'd often see players wearing a bandage and tape wrapped around their heads. Not because of injury, just to try to protect their ears from being torn off. You can still see a few players wearing it in this video.

There will be some (NRL)Rugby League games in the US at the start of March in Las Vegas

It's interesting, by wearing no helmets, I bet there are actually less head and neck injuries, because these guys know how to tackle without leading with their head and neck.

@PjRjHj

5 ай бұрын

CTE brain injury is unfortunately a reality for all collision sports. Some deceased Rugby Union, Rugby League, and Australian Football players have been found to have it, just like some deceased American Football players have (I don't know about Canadian Footballers)

They don't wear padding in Rugby. They wear a sports vest with a tag at the back that measures their performance

A favorite human pass time throughout history, just hurting each other for sport 😂

NZ All Black Sir Wayne "Buck" Shelford will always a rugby football legend for the 1986 injury he sustained in a match against France, while still an amateur player (no sponsorship or endorsements) 20mins into the match he was involved in a very aggressive maul where he lost 4 teeth and a french players boot tore open his scrotum leaving his testicle exposed. He calmly left the field, asked the team doc to stitch him up and he went back on the field to play. Now that's hard core 🤘🤘

Haha, We played this game in Highschool, to blow of steam with all the bad boys, on an old soccer field. Our gym teatcher liked us, but we were "unmanageble loaded guns". So there was always a wheelbarrel to carry off the wounded 😁. We loved it. Treu story.

My wife played Rugby (Rugby Football as it's full name) in her youth. She talked about the 'suicide/hospital pass', which is where you passed to a team mate knowing they would get mullered. Apparently, this was a good incentive to not piss off your team mates. 🤣

My SIL plays rugby and has for over 15 years. The day I met him my daughter took me to a rugby game he was playing in. When she pointed him out to me he was coming off the field with four fingers on his right hand bent backwards to his wrist. The team always has a medic traveling with them. The medic taped his fingers up and he was back out playing a few minutes later. That's when I knew he'd fit into our Canadian hockey family! He could take the body slams and keep going. He's a wonderful husband and father, and I'm glad he's married to my girl. Both my granddaughters play rugby. They started at 4 years old and are now 9 and 7. They love it.

@eclectica1

3 ай бұрын

This is really cool. Always fun when things work out that way.

Never played with padding and from age 11 to age 45 only knocked unconscious once! (knee to my head in the scrum should have had a penalty at least but I cant remember). 15 players on each team and I played number 8 most of my career in amateur rugby.

Shout out here from South Africa. So awesome to see the American folks getting iño rugby it's long overdue. Take a look at the all blacks team and springboks. The 2 best teams of all time. Look at the most feared team I think you would love it.

One rule was brought in awhile back. Clothes lining was banned as so many players suffered severe neck injuries.

Just to give some perspective on how incredibly gifted and big some of these men are. Jonah Lomu was 6'5" and weighed 275lbs and ran a 10.7 in the 100meters. Imagine a D lineman in the NFL but runs as fast as Bo or Dieon. Bonkers

I’m English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and we don’t wear any padding in rugby , the only thing people wear sometimes is a slightly padded skull cap to stop your ears getting ripped off .

Rugby league fans will remember just how nasty this game can get if I mention 2 names of players who were paralysed in games… John Farragher (back in the 70’s) & of course, more recently, Alex McKinnon. BJ… You’ll remember the name of Jonah Lomu (R.I.P Jonah). That man was a beast of a player (in rugby union) ✊😉

Congrats on 100K subs guys on this channel! I wouldn't try this sport lol, no thanks to bruises or broken bones.

Hey guys, in all rugby nations, we start playing it at school !😉 (and for fun, in my country this sport only became professional after the 90s! before we hit each other just for fun 🤣)

1- you can give the ball to a partner behind you not in front. 2- you can only kick the ball forward. 3- you can't block or tackle a player who doesn't have the ball. 4- there is no 1,2,3,4 down, the team keep playing till they touch the end zone with the ball. 5- tackle contact with face or neck are forbidden.

The game is constant, 40 minutes and 40 minutes. You can’t block or use your hands for a forward lateral pass. Best game ever!

The fact that most of our footy players are 6ft plus and built like bricks says it all ... Aussie NRL

The pads you seen are fitness monitors, they show how much a player has run and his minimum and maximum heart rates. Some players wear head gear to protect the ears.

Asia is gorgeous ad a love watching her facial expressions. As a rugby fan, we see this all the time.

Yes Asia, women play this game! Current World Cup 2021 winners are the NZ Black Ferns def. ENG Red Roses, a game you should definitely check out! Also worth noting USA women’s national team the Eagles won the first ever women’s RWC in 1991. 😁

You also need to remember we start to play rugby at school so can be played from all age groups.

I played football at Morehead State and knew some guys who played rugby on the weekends. I learned what it was like to get tackled by the hair and beard. Ugh!! Good thing was losers bought the beer. Youd need a couple after a game, believe me. God bless yall and your family. ✌️❤️ from Ky

THEY WEAR NO PADS😂😂😂

😂3:51 did you see that ?? yeahh i saw that ! 🤣

Asia should watch the womens rugby 😊

''What kind of game is this?'' It's a gentleman's game.

The ball is always live until a score, penalty or going outside the sidelines

Asia would love these 2 .... RUGBY HITS TILL I COLLAPSE and 100 BIGGEST NRL HITS ALL TIME

You should check out videos of Jonah lomu playing rugby. One of New Zealand's best ever players. He's passed away now but he was truly spectacular to watch. And yea no resting. The run for 40 mins straight doing that rest for 10 mins half time then another intense 40 mins. GO ALL BLACKS

First training session for ladies rugby union....within 20 minutes off to hospital with broken arm . Jesson learned ...I am meant to be a spectator ! What a great game !

Football without the helmet and uniform, damn! Hope you guys are doing good Asia and Bj, love you guys

It is also crucial to point out that there 2 different codes of Rugby both have different rules around tackles based on the different way they play the game: Rugby Union and Rugby League

Went to watch my soccer team Glasgow City FC play something like a decade ago now (my lassies won their game btw) and a couple of playing fields away a Rugby team from Edinburgh Uni were playing. It was a very rainy and muddy Sunday afternoon. One of the Edinburgh players was chatting to her family, I think, and she was caked in mud from head to foot almost and she sounded like she'd had the greatest Sunday ever! That was Union; there's some footage out there of the Papua New Guinea's winning score from when their women's Rugby League side beat England for the very first time; the magic of that moment is incredible to experience. kerk ps, You really should react to Clint Eastwood's movie Invictus; it's based around Rugby Union and the relationship between Nelson Mandela and the South African Rugby Union team's Captain, Francois Pienaar. It's a wonderful, and I can remember watching the game at the end of the movie live; not far short of thirty years ago now.

The thing about American Football and Rugby Football they both have very similar roots, that is why a Touchdown is called a Touchdown cause it used to be to score you needed to touch the ball to the ground in the end zone just like in Rugby, that rule was changed in American Football but not in Rugby.

Their tops and shorts are made of very tough textile material. If they get ripped you know how strong those pull and hrab and hits are.

Rugby is a crazy sport I think they have Women’s division

I played alot of rugby its really brutal on the body. i have massive respect to those who still play in their thirties

Our kids play this sport from the age of 7 here in South Africa, New Zeeland, Australia

We start rugby lessons in school when we’re about 12 years old in the UK

I live in Wales where rugby is a religion, we all played it, my 8 year old nephew plays every week. It’s so funny watching you guys finding rugby so weird. Here in the UK we play this as school kids on up. Yes there is female rugby Asia, I’m sure you can play 😊 the ball (or play) stops when it goes out of touch or there’s a scrum or penalty. I’ve just been finding out about US sports as I knew nothing and found out that all I need to know it Yankees for MLB; Cowboys for NFL and Celtics for NBA 😊 so how can you wear that Angels 59fifty BJ!!!?? 😂😂😂 where’s your Yankees 9forty A frame or 59fifty 😂 oh I believe Bills and Bears are also acceptable if Cowboys aren’t your thing 😄

@HannibalLekta-qg2ip

5 ай бұрын

Mate, I still remember Gareth Edwards, Phil Bennet, John Devereux, Jonathan Davies, Gerald Davies, J.J Williams, Gareth Thomas, Ieuan Evans, Allen Bateman, Shane Williams, Mervyn Davies & J.P.R Williams who i'll never forget cause of the long hair, headband & the only player around that time who played with his socks down lol...Would of loved to have seen Barry John play because I heard so much about him...but yeah so many Welsh legends

You either have to be fast or heavy. Wingers are generally light and speedy. Centre half is the quarterback. Every now and then you get a good combo player who can rip through a team.

They were under the shirt. If you remember, from when you were in high school, when had to short the shirts, and helmets you are were those shoulder things to protect the shoulders? That’s only wear

Absolutely no pads here!. No downs (ok, something similar in Rugby League), or stopping, no boring interruptions everey10 seconds for another beer commercial. Rugby has - like many other good sports like football (i mean real Football), Handball, Basketball and so on - a flow and a constant tension like the game is permanently 30 seconds away from scoring.

Rugby dont stop!!!...Best sport in the world 🙌..... no pads!!

Personally, if anyone asked me, and I note they are not, which was the tough game, NFL football or Rugby, my answer would definitely be, ''Yes.''

Rugby is for people who have no fear of head injuries. With good reason!

i used to play Rugby i loved every second of it as angry as you see people on the field after play we were all friends again !!

We have a rugby team here in New Orleans now one of my closest friends is from Scotland. He should play rugby.

The neck and head high tackles are outlawed now .. chest , waist amd legs is where you tackle only

Special video for Asia. Title in quotes "THE VICIOUS SIDE Of Women's Rugby | Watch These Ladies Dish Out Some BIG HITS & MONSTER TACKLES"

Have to say True story (dyslexia), but you do not feel pain, we were trained in the "mosh pits" at metal concerts. 😁

If yall do sports reactions I request these 1. Nascar superspeedway wrecks from daytona talladega 2. Nascar greatest finishes 3 isle of man tt speed reaction they go super fast 3. Nfl hard hits

And we start playing rugby at school! Great one guys love from the U.K.

the funniest thing about this is that most of the “little guys” are still 6 feet tall😭😭

I've been watching your movies and comedy videos for quite some time. OH!! You gotta watch Elvis LIVE IN CONCERT!! Vegas or Aloha from Hawaii. PLEASE!! It's addicting. I noticed most of them people sent you aren't live. Lots of love, Ray.

They wear no pads in rugby but obviously a protector for their beanbags and sometimes a thin hat thats like a lace up bobble hat lol

Rugby Union 🏉 is called the running game. 15 players on each side. Rugby League is 13 per side....

played 2 yrs of soccer, 2yrs of Union & 27 years of League, no major injuries, no broken bones & would do it all over again if I could

No. No pads. Strapping but normally just for an injury. No downs. Just touch down (called try’s) at each end of the field. As long as ball is passed backwards the ball remains in play (simplified version).

There's no pad's whatsoever just a mouth gaurd. Skullcaps are used to prevent Couliflower ear not head injuries.

BJ ~ Check out Eben Etzebeth he’s a professional rugby play that’s 6’ 8 and 280ibs. He crushes guys and takes on like 2~3 guys at a time.

2 of my nieces play womens Rugby league and they go pretty hard. I played Rugby League from age 7 to 27. The only injuries I had was broken collarbone when I was 9. Torn ligaments at 13. Broken nose at 18 (kept playing with that one). Broken arm at 20. BTW check out the Rugby Hits Till I Collapse video. It is dam brutal that one.

...You don't know the life if You didn't saw Calcio Storico Fiorentino championship from Italy (Florence city exactly)... Jacob from Poland.

Absolutely Asia should play Rugby😄😄😄 Actually BJ you need to play Rugby bro hahaha 😂😂😂

There are no downs like in the NFL where play is stopped and restarted with a scrimmage, but rather rucks that are kind of like a mini-scrimmage when a player is tackled (who has to release the ball) and players attempt to push each other over the ball to gain or secure possession. Play is not stopped unless an infringement occurs and the ref blows their whistle to award a penalty, free kick or a scrum. The referee has the discretion to keep play going after an infringement occurs if the team who didn't commit it has possession and benefits from play carrying on. This is called "advantage" and play can be stopped and restarted by the ref for the initial infringement if no advantage was gained.

Uk girl here. I was made to play full contact rugby at school

10 minutes 20-sec number 5 is 6ft8. These are big guys especially South Africa

There are no pads. You can't imagine what machines they are.

Hi you 2, its one of the best sports, my favourite competition is the six nations which started last week between (Scotland, Irland, Wales, France, and England) basic rules is they can't pass the ball forward but can kick it forward. They some times wear a protective cap and obviously a cup but other than that there is no padding, thanks for the reactions

@ronaldrae4647

5 ай бұрын

Sorry I forgot Italy

I started playing rugby when i was 11 years old and i stoped when i was 17 i played for my school as a fullback im now 19 years old i got tackled when i was playing so i got a bruise on my lower back i didnt thought its going to be a that mutch of a deal however i still have some side effects from that i cant stand up for more than 15 minutes this sport is not a joke

You should watch the women's six nations... Especially England. They are amazing. Love your site. ❤

They are truly monsters of men, toughest sport out there, but don't forget to check out Australian rules football. Big respect to these guys. Loved watching with you guys.✌️🇨🇦

This is where you separate "Mans Game" and "Gladiators" 💪🏾✊🏾💯