Depends, Where you play on the field. Forwards generally needs strength and fitness isn't his number 1 aim. Wingers and backs needs fitness, necause they generally tackle the most, five-eight needs the most fitness, because his doing everything on the field.
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∙ 14y agoAccording to www.completecowboy.com.au
1. Aerobic Fitness
2. Anaerobic Fitness
3. Muscle Endurance, Strength, Power
4. Agility
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∙ 15y agoEndurance, speed, strength and agility are all essential to Rugby, in varying amounts, depending on your position on the field.
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∙ 15y agoStrength, speed, agility, endurance and hand-eye coordination
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∙ 15y agobeing fast and strong helps a lot
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∙ 13y agoStrength, Muscle and abit of Speed
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∙ 12y agostretching the groin
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Depending on the code its either Rugby union which is the 15 player game or Rugby League which is the 113 player game
Are you talking about a player of a certain sports called Sunny? If so I believe you may talking about a rugby player called Sonny Bill Williams: Sonny William 'Sonny Bill' Williams (born 3 August 1985) is a New Zealand rugby union player, heavyweight boxer and former rugby league player. He is only the second person to represent New Zealand in rugby union after first playing for the country in rugby league. In rugby union he usually plays as a centre. He is particularly known in rugby league and rugby union for his ability to offload the ball in the tackle and, in rugby league, for his shoulder charges.
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Academically, none. Physically, fitness, endurance and strength
It depends, what sort of Rugby do you mean? League or Union?
Rugby League. The Daly M Medal is given to the best player in the National Rugby League of Australia.
The first player ever to do this was welsh ledgend Jonhathon Davies.
rugby union have different levels of fitness as some of them are fast runners but not very strong where as some are strong but not very fast. in rugby league all the players are trained to be fast as it is a faster moving game and rugby league is more energetic and more exciting than rugby union _____________________________________________________________________ I believe the above is biased. Rugby Union ("Rugby") is really a team divided in 2, the forwards and the back and while Rugby League ("League") also has forwards and backs, the forwards play an altered role, being of less overall intensity as a group. Forwards in Rugby tend to be bigger and more powerful and agreed, often not as quick. League, a faster moving game? What planet did this answer come from? In League, every time a player is tacked, the game stops, wheras in Rugby, when a player is tacked he must released the ball and the play continues unstopped. Rarely does a League phase last more than 10-20 seconds before play stops, whereas a Rugby series of unstopped phases may last severeral minutes, requiring an extremely high level of fitness. In addition, Rugby has 2 extra players revolving arount the scrum (totalling 15 against Leagues 13). These players, Flankers or Breakaways are usually adept at 'pilfering' of extracting the ball from the opposing team during a ruck and maul.
He is an Australian professional rugby league player.
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