Union. Not if you have been tackled. Once tackled and brought down you are required to "present the ball immediately. Holding the ball is an offence and a penalty is awarded
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∙ 12y agoas many as the ground may legally hold
I'm not entirely convinced you'd be allowed to but... If it's in the cabin, nothing - as the cabin is pressurinsed to ground level. In the cargo hold it would eventually explode, as the cargo hold (unless in the pressurised area for animals) is not pressurised. Therefore the air pressure inside the rugby ball would eventually cause it to burst.
Yes a horses stomach is roughly the size of a rugby ball, it can hold up to 4 gallons of feed.
You are only allowed to hold the ball for 3 seconds.
3 seconds
three seconds.
You are only allowed to hold the ball for 3 seconds.
easier to catch and hold i think. also adds an element of unpredictability when it bounces
1. you are not allowed to step whilst holding the ball 2. you are not allowed to bounce the ball 3. you are not allowed to hold the ball for more than three seconds 4. you are not allowed to defend a player closer than three feet. 5. you are not allowed to replay the ball. (This means you are not allowed to throw the ball then run and catch it in the air. If it hits the floor or a player or a post then you can grab the ball. Replaying the ball also means you are not allowed to bounce the ball more than once.)
simply hold your arms as is craddling a baby, keep your eye on the ball at all times and as the ball falls in to your arms pull the ball to your chest to lock it in. Prepare for the attacking hit
Well, you are supposed to hold the ball just like in football. You are supposed to run with the ball as fast as you can. You are also supposed to throw the ball as high as you can and score a goal! i am just telling.
Potential, changing to kinetic when you release it and it falls.