South African School Rugby, Big Hits, Steps and Magical Moments

[@TheClunkingFist]

Welcome to New Zealand and South Africa, where rugby is so important, high school rugby can be televised.

[@oarabiletshwagong1736]

We don't play basketball in South Africa, maybe some schools might have it but it's rare. Rugby and soccer are our culture. They are the sports that define us as a country.

[@shlittlelittle1919]

@ Oarabile Tsgwagong I appreciate it and if there anything u want me to react to just comment stay tune

[@sirvanwyk9912]

And cricket too

[@brucefale6132]

You're only good at rugby.
Crap at everything else.

[@PhoenixDesigns0420]

And netball for female sport...

[@suspect7517]

6:07 the scrum cap/ headgear is optional, you don't need to wear it but it is used to prevent cauliflower ears. Mostly forwards wear a headgear because they are in scrums and rucks most of the time

[@suspect7517]

8:40 he got the TRY, he reached for the line and grounded the ball

[@suspect7517]

8:15 In rugby you can not throw/pass the ball forwards only back and to the side. But kicking is an important part of rugby esp to get out of the red zone (your 22) or to kick and chase to beat a defender

[@Golden_Era_Recollections]

Keep doing content about South Africa you will see the subscribes you will, where the topic is about South Africa, South Africans follow😉😁

[@shlittlelittle1919]

Just comment some more South Africa stuff I gotchuuu

[@morenakhaya655]

😂😂😂no 🧢

[@minenhlemaphanga9548]

Lol yes he's not lying 🤣 I subscribed too

[@minenhlemaphanga9548]

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[@NapTownKid410]

The TRY in rugby is why a score in American Football is called a TOUCHDOWN

[@tafafaosiliva3449]

love the vids . carry on doing on doing your thing

[@shlittlelittle1919]

@Tafa Falsiliva I appreciate i gotchuu

[@worldcitizenB]

The ball has to be placed on the ground with downward pressure behind the try line for it to be considered a try.

[@suspect7517]

these are highschool boys!

[@seank5271]

Watch Faf de Klerk and Cheslin Kolbe
The skullcap is to avoid getting cauliflower ears

[@melchiorbotha1697]

He really said this and the real football 🤣🤣🤣. American football comes from rugby

[@suspect7517]

rugby terminology:
juke = side-step / step
stiff arm = fend
touchdown = try

[@josephvanwyk2088]

Yes. We breed rugby players. Quite literally.

[@shlittlelittle1919]

Hell yea I can see that 😂

[@jasonherbst3908]

The difference between rugby and football is that rugby is better

[@efpasordersinquiries4890]

Very much ... a Team Play! Brutallay so Bro!

[@suspect7517]

5:36 he got the TRY, so bad defence

[@tarsisvanbrussel5221]

Rugby players wear no pads, no helmets, no protection. It is a very dangerous game.

[@oarabiletshwagong1736]

Yes all those clips are rugby matches from South African schools

[@onlyinthersa797]

haha im from SA- you can chase the ball forward when you or a team mate kick it or if, but you can only pass the ball backwards - ask me if you are unsure

[@annabrisley479]

Fuckin awesome great!!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦😍😍😍

[@seank5271]

I watch rugby when South Africa plays and i am in Uruguay

[@princewillmbabie8815]

Fun fact : The inventor of American football played Rugby

[@jeffjefferson3364]

Lots of comments that tell you that you can kick the ball forwards can't see any telling you WHY they'd kick the ball forwards.
In rugby you cannot tackle or block(you can't ever block in rugby like in American football) any players who don't have the ball, so when you kick it you lose possession but can't be tackled/blocked either.
So an attacker will often commit a defender to defending them and kick the ball forwards, the defender has to turn while your momentum is already going forwards so you'll likely beat the defender to the ball or one of your teammates will beat them also.

[@siba-mini8377]

Dope reaction bro😎. Please react to South African School Rugby Big Hits also (this one you see real BIG HITS)

[@iluvdillxn7415]

I'm in a different side of SA

[@veronicastevens9496]

That's the real football bro

[@suspect7517]

5:13 he made the penalty kick (3 points) from past half way (maybe 55 metres)

[@francoisvandeventer8118]

At sea level, which means stronger gravitational pull, and he's still a schoolboy there.

[@suspect7517]

@@francoisvandeventer8118 ? what

[@francoisvandeventer8118]

@@suspect7517 the fact that he got the kick over at 50m is not bad they do that at practice aswell, but to do it at "sea level" where the gravity pulls the ball down faster, is remarkable, especially at that age. Hopefully that makes more sense, english is my second language after all😅✌🏽

[@suspect7517]

@@francoisvandeventer8118 thanks bro

[@alexradojkovic9671]

@@suspect7517 More air resistance at sea level.
That's why you can jump further or kick a ball further if you're high in the mountains where the air is much thinner.

[@bradleybeaumont8042]

React to du Preez twins tribute! It’s from when they were in high school and they were insane

[@biga938]

rugby -
steps and skills

[@jeffjefferson3364]

There's a good reason you don't dance in rugby, rubbing it in to some of the opposition is a bad idea for a start, you're often in very vulnerable positions in the bottom of rucks so if they'll get you if the really want to, and unless you're on TV noone will know who stuck that finger in your eye socket.
Rugby teaches the value of respect, we don't have to play eachother, the fact the other team shows up for you to play them should be respected. You're playing a game and it's hard enough without rubbing it in too much.

[@lilbullet158]

In Rugby it's Not called a Touchdown it's called a 'TRY' : A try is scored by grounding the ball in the opposition's in-goal area. (What Americans call the 'End Zone'). Unlike American football where the player & ball must make it to the end zone to score, in Rugby the ball Must be placed on the ground in the in-goal area by the player who has the ball.
You can Kick the ball forward but you 'Cannot' pass the ball to a team mate by throwing the ball forward. You can only pass the ball to a team mate Sideways or Backwards.
It may sound complicated but it's not really.

[@tarsisvanbrussel5221]

I played number 4, 8, 13, 14, 15. Different positions.

[@suspect7517]

7:25 Yes it was but we called it a 'TRY' not a touchdown

[@arnodk2852]

Yeah football is a variation of rugby, rugby is a bit older though.

[@djveck0212]

It ain't football it's rugby and it started years before people played Football so it actually came first😂

[@PhoenixDesigns0420]

The closest thing we South Africans have to basketball would be netball but its a female sport here... maybe check them out some go hard...

[@unknown_nova10]

Yo cheslin kolbe highlights pls

[@eldiablo9811]

american football came from rugby. the basics of rugby is that
1. u cannot pass or throw the ball forwards hence why they always pass it to each other by throwin the ball backwards or sideways.
2. u can kick the ball forwards at any given time and its mostly done to gain territory or yardage.
3. when crossing the "try line" or "end zone" to score a "try" or in american football terms to score a "touchdown" the ball must be put on to the ground with downward pressure thats why u see them either diving or pressing the ball down in the end zone when scoring a touch down, the score doesnt count if u just crossover the end zone with ball in hand like that in american football. the ball must be put to the ground with downward pressure.
4. tackling is only allowed from shoulder level downwards. any tackle above that area is iilegal or foul play.
5. if a player is tackled in the end zone the defender will try to prevent the ball from touching the ground. if successful the play is restarted 5 meters out from the end zone
6. rugby is non stop even after being tackled the only time theres a break in between plays is when an illegal play or foul is committed.

[@brucefale6132]

"when an illegal play or foul is committed"...
Aren't they the same thing?...lol

[@eldiablo9811]

@@brucefale6132 yeh u right was just tryna sound fancy

[@suspect7517]

11:03 mans said 'court'💀💀

[@shlittlelittle1919]

@abra cadabra I appreciate it I just learned alot 😂🦍but don’t forget to subscribe bro

[@suspect7517]

@@shlittlelittle1919 already have bro, keep bringing us bangers bro!💯

[@biga938]

do rugby- till i collapse

[@madimetjamahlatse9270]

American football was derived from rugby..
They look similar wen ur just watching highlights..
But are totally different to play..
Rugby is much safer in my opinion... Ive been playing for the past 30 years never had a concussions

[@eldiablo9811]

ur prolly playing where rugby is the shittiest HAHAH

[@suspect7517]

@@eldiablo9811 how?? i play in new zealand and i have yet to get a concussion

[@eldiablo9811]

@@suspect7517 30 yrs prolly in the lowest lvl of rugby in nz bruh...even nz high sch rugby boys have concussions.

[@suspect7517]

@@eldiablo9811 im in college and next year will be my 2nd year in 1XV

[@eldiablo9811]

@@suspect7517 cuz if u play 30yrs with no concussion than ur doin smth wrong mate hahah

[@stuartwood9339]

The guys don’t do excessive celebrations because it’s not the culture of the game, rugby is traditionally an actions first, ego last humble game

[@wernervanderwalt1820]

This is school boy rugby so all these guys are like 18 or 17 years old

[@niyaapretty6049]

Over 600 views❤️

[@za_motion5324]

react to Jacques Goosen

[@shlittlelittle1919]

Gotchuuuu

[@seank5271]

Rugby players arent there to dance. Just to play the game they love. Injuries arent fun. I know

[@fattwat1]

Like I have said many times to north Americans you must get the American football comments and thinking out of your heads it's rugby union not American football

[@RedLorryYellowLorry_]

We dont celebrate like NFL players because thats lame for us

[@chadschmidt9679]

Perhaps u could do a little research about the rules...there are videos on you tube explaining the basic rules as well as the positions on the field
Once u have a basic understanding you will appreciate the game far more...
This game is the most enthralling game to play and watch.
Also in terms of development, American football is an off shoot of rugby which was is an off shoot of football(soccer to americans).
In rugby u run forward and pass backward. Every player plays offence and defence and is probably the most inclusive sport for all body shapes.
Also there are no time outs and play only stops when the ref blows the whistle.
Rugby games are 2 halves of 40 mins per half with non stop action.
Do yourself a favor and watch some videos ob the rules of rugby...then you will truly appreciate the most amazing game on earth

[@d_n_j6298]

Wtf is real American football 🤣🤣 that is a copy of rugby like every thing in America

[@tarsisvanbrussel5221]

In Football you hike the ball and throw it forward. You don’t do that in rugby.

[@user-jk6du3je2z]

We play proper basketball and this aint football its rugby not the same sport