Train hard.
Make yourself AA fitness regime and training plan. Then stick to it!
Get as much coaching as possible.
The best way is not to play rugby! However if you do play make sure that yo are as fit as possible.
Rugby is genuinly for everyone, young and old. But let's take this as if you want to become professional. It depends on your position you want to play, Back line players should be fast, fit, able to play 80 minutes of rugby. Forwards is the big guys/girls who likes to maul, bash, scrum e.g. The biggest factor is to be fit, making tackles and running offences takes a lot of stamina. Fitness also prevents injuries and rugby is a collision sport, without padding!!
Yes.
Rugby Union
technically yes
Bev Risman has written: 'Fit for Rugby'
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Rugby is a fun sport to play. It also helps you get fit and helps your brain to think well on how to get past your opponents to the other side and score a try! If you have not played rugby, go out with your friends and try it. You will see the fun in side you!
Rugby League is the toughest sport in the world. You do not wear pads or any protection. During a game of Rugby League, it's very important that you are fit, because if you are not fit, you will get crushed and hit really badly. Ways to get fit for a Rugby League game, is really simple. - Run up and down (make sure you increase your distance), this is just like a came, you come down with defence and forware to tackle. -Weighs is a very good choice, considering Rugby League players are massive, therefore you need to carry them and tackle them in a tackle. - Learn the basics, people think they are all good at no-look passes and kicks that go no where, learn them and try them in a park or something.
exercise everyday