The following answer is taken from the RFU Laws of Rugby Continuum for Mini/Junior players. APPENDIX A CONTINUUM DISPENSATION on the wearing of Goggles. In the rugby game involving players under the age of 13 and upwards players cannot play rugby, or any variation of it, wearing glasses as this is a danger to the player and to the others on the field. In order to remove this potential barrier to participation, the Director of Community Rugby at the R.F.U. has given the following dispensation for children in the Continuum (U7 to U12) age grades only. Players may wear specially designed and manufacture 'goggles' on the understanding that the child's optician certifies that • They allow the player to have properly corrected vision and do not substantially restrict any normal field of vision • They do not constitute a physical danger to the wearer or other players. The first pair of approved spectacles taken into use were provided by David Cashmore, "Specsavers Opticians", 14/15 New Street, Birmingham, B2 4RQ - 0121 616 2220. As this is a national chain, these should be available throughout the country. It is hoped that by the time the children wearing such goggles reach the under 13 playing age they might be suitable for the wearing of contact lenses and so continue in their chosen sport.
You cannot wear goggles whilst playing rugby the IRB regulation forbid it. You can wear prescription contact lenses. These are made of very soft material which cannot scratch the eye if damage occurs
They are plastic coverings for your shin when playing football(soccer)/rugby ect... You attatch them to your leg using velcro usually.
To play rugby is 'jouer au rugby' in French.
When did Micheal Jones start playing rugby
Dan carter was 28 when he first started playing rugby.
No, Their is no advantage with women playing rugby.
Their black kit
At the moment, none. Rugby League Women players just begun playing rugby. Not like men, who have been playing at the start
A Rugby Ground normally refers to the playing area, changing rooms and any associated ground area. The playing area is called a rugby pitch
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Because it can fly
rugby...playing rugby is similar to doing bech press...