It’s game day! Best of luck to the men in Green as they take on the Springboks in the first of a two-match series. Opel. A proud sponsor of Irish Rugby. #DriveOn Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU)
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Todays Rugby World Cup 'Rugby Laws' post has been co written by the excellent Katie Grassick How do International Players switch teams? Why are we not playing Spain in RWC 2023? How do National Players transfer? Just some of the questions we look at in this daily snippet of rugby knowledge. #sportslaw #rugbyworldcup2023 #sportbusiness
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The importance of holistically developing professional athletes in practice...
“I needed to get something outside of rugby, I just needed a plan for something I can do after rugby and I'm just mad into strength & conditioning and the gym side of things. So Rugby Players Ireland got me in touch with Setanta College and they've been unbelievable in aiding me. Great insight from Calvin Nash in the URC's More Than A Player series. More: https://loom.ly/IsUhkAU #StudentAthlete
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Be sure to check out our latest blog from Sean Mc Veigh with Connacht's one and only Tom Daly!
🏉Exciting news 🏉Introducing part 1 of our 3-part blog series featuring Connacht Rugby star player, Tom Daly. Join us as Sean Mc Veigh sits down with Tom to uncover what it takes to be a pro rugby player. #PrecisionSportsTech #RugbyPowerhouse #TomDaly #ConnachtRugby https://lnkd.in/euDRyWHE
"Building a Rugby Powerhouse: A Q&A with Tom Daly on Physical Preparation and Pro Athlete Training"
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Gazing Performance and Gazing Red2Blue methods used by elite athletes and Rugby World Cup Winners available in the Middle East through Gazing Middle East.
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Their's much excitement with the 2023 Rugby World Cup just two days away. One of the greatests of the game, Dan Carter in his new book “The Art of Winning” talks about how the All Blacks went from a team unable to handle pressure to one that walked towards it and welcomed it with open arms. By using Gazing Red2Blue methods in their training they learnt to improve their performances significantly under pressure becoming the dominant team in world rugby and winning back to back Rugby WC's in 2011 and 2015. #gazingperformance #gazingRed2Blue #mindset #resilience #rwc2023 #allblacks
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We are here to answer your questions on life. So to the caller from Devon who asked how many sausages to fill a rugby ball ...... To determine how many 4-inch sausages would fit inside a regulation size 5 rugby ball, we need to calculate the volume of both the rugby ball and the sausage and then see how many sausages would fit into that volume. The volume of a rugby ball can be approximated by using the formula for the volume of a prolate spheroid: V=34πab2 where ( a ) is the semi-major axis (half the length of the ball), and ( b ) is the semi-minor axis (half the width of the ball). A regulation size 5 rugby ball has a length of about 28-30 cm and a short diameter of about 18.46-19.74 cm123. Using the average values: a=229cm=14.5cm b=219.1cm=9.55cm The volume of the rugby ball is then: Vrugby=34π(14.5cm)(9.55cm)2≈5534.8cm3 For the sausage, we’ll use the volume of a cylinder to approximate: V=πr2h where ( r ) is the radius and ( h ) is the height (or length in this case). A 4-inch sausage is approximately 10.16 cm long, and if we assume a diameter of about 2 cm (which is a standard sausage diameter), the radius ( r ) would be 1 cm. The volume of one 4-inch sausage is: Vsausage=π(1cm)2(10.16cm)≈31.84cm3 Now, we divide the volume of the rugby ball by the volume of one sausage to find out how many can fit inside: 31.84cm3/sausage5534.8cm3≈173.8sausages So, it would take approximately 174 4-inch sausages to fill a regulation size 5 rugby ball.
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Let's paint the world green and gold! Wishing our Springboks the very best of luck in the Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand today. Make us proud, champs! 🏉🏆 #strongertogether #springboks #rugbyworldcup2023 #undapropertymanagement #livebeyondyourself #bokfriday #propertysales #propertymanagment #rentalportfolio #property24 #biggerpockets #propertyinvestor
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SHINE THE LIGHT 🔦 Respect The Ref Check out an awesome feature piece put together by our Digital Marketing Executive Max Sharp. We wanted to shine the light on our North Harbour Rugby Referees Association (NHRRA) referees and start to change the negative narrative towards referees. Just like players, they: - Attend trainings to develop their skills - Review footage and their own performance to be better - Keep fit to ensure they can perform at a level - Have to hit certain fitness KPI's if they wish to progress through the ranks - Are assessed, coached, and developed by educators within the NHRRA community Finally, they are human beings, just like players. Let's think twice before we hurl negative abuse towards an official. Respect the ref.
Our North Harbour Rugby Referees put an incredible level of dedication into their match-day prep every week. Here we have Caleb Greaves, one of our Referees, explaining the work our Referees put into their performances every week. Respect the Ref. Absolutely.
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Dive into the world of rugby! Grab the latest scores, highlights, injury reports, and matchups for #rwc2023 by downloading usrugby.com and rugby.net today.
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