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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!!
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Is there a difference between rugby boots and rugby League Boots?
No they all meet the requirements of both codes.
What are requirements for rugby?
you can move, you know the rules, you can handle urself in a fight
What sport requires the best physical fitness to play?
rugby or squash
Will rugby help in a mma fight?
Not really as the skills are not compatible but the physical fitness is.
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What are the requirements for a physical therapist?
A college degree...
What are the requirements for physical therapist?
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What are the daily energy requirements?
physical activity and sda
What is requirements for production?
land labour physical capital
What is more physical gridiron or rugby?
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What is the name of the physical therapy license?
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