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How Rugby Training Has Been Revolutionized | Gillette World Sport
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World Sport visits Premiership Rugby team Northampton Saints to see how their use of technology is changing the way they train.
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Damnnn and here we are in the Islands running around on the field still sharing boots that we managed to pick up from rubbish dumps.
And still kicking ass on the international field.
Ikr 😅
Shows what a physique built for power, strength and endurance looks like. These chaps would maul your average Jersey Shore muscle head in about 5 seconds flat. #fearthefat
Ice bath is the best way some rugby clubs ain't that rich
you KNOW why I clicked on this video and it's not for training inspiration.
that's right most difficult part of power sports is recovery
I'm starting rugby for my first time this coming up year, I just started conditioning with friend who has been doing it all his life
"the art of science"
They go through all of the fancy training equipment and techniques, the athletes can run and jump like a deer, yet they can't play rugby.
Except cryotherapy has been proven to negate alot improvements and vascular changes in the muscles and extremities, constricting capillaries and essentially starving the muscles.
We used [past tense] ice baths at our club until I found the studies for it. Club physio
I hear it's not bad doing it once or twice a week but 2-4 times a day seems way too much
I was the tight end prop for my school Neuqua valley.
In Illinois?
I should certainly hope the temperature is below 140 degrees CELCIUS, they're going to struggle above it...
Morganovicz it’s minus
Science shows that ice baths work better the criothearapy, and ice baths are a whole lot cheaper. Yoga is also a great way to deal with injuries.
that is a real training
Ice bath rules!
“I gather breathing in -140 would be a bit chilly”
Yeah no shit
Cool
The All Blacks don't do this. Hard work, team unity and talent equals World Champions x2
guaranteed they do, state of The art tech, for state of The art team
Wrong. They do.
deluded idiot, lol.
Of course they do
Yeah they just show up and don't train like other 2018 professional athletes... SMH
has their Cryotherapy Chamber broke?
Interesting :)
And I thought American football players were nuts.
In mother Russia and ex comie contires every kid did this forced by our schools. You know just using regular cold fucking winter snow and all. You get a real nice cold out of it.
Lol that's badass, bro! All hail mother Russia
Russians are weak lol cant play rugby
it hasn't helped them hahahaha
Funny isnt,in a couple of years after this all these guys would be portrayed as toxic masculinity,we havent forget gillette
Lmao why is everyone hating on this video
Lol
Are you fucking kidding me???
My question is are all professional rugby players on steroids?
NO Do drugs in rugby and you'll never play again
given the shape these guys are in I would think not
Most are yes.
haha this is ridiculous .. get back to me when the All Blacks are doing this.
Yeah true. I'd rather a old school ice bath.
hahhahaha kface I was watching this and looked at the comments and saw this haha
Bestios10 pretty much the same thing as the ice baths the ABs have after the game
They probably are after the 2019 rwc hey cuz
soooo much crap happening these days now
Gay click bait.
Fucking pseudoscience. Maybe they should just start with getting strong.
Wasps all the way.
I know how it’s been changed they all take steroids now
Not even remotely as athletic as NFL players
Mitch Horton define athletic. Because these guys have a hell of a lot more aerobic capacity
Yea it's also a lot easier to put on more bulk when you're only playing for 10 seconds at a time. Also nfl players have less skills they need to practice cuz they're job is either to pass the ball OR run a route OR block OR sack the QB OR make tackles OR cover a wide out. Every Rugby player on the other hand, has to be able to pass, run, tackle, and ruck. About a hand full of them have to do even more. Oh and it's non stop for eighty minutes.
NFL vs Rugby = short explosive power and strength with limited skill sets vs long-term endurance and strength with multiple skill sets.
Two different games, but the better around athlete is the rugby player.
Not remotely on the same amount of test
The fuck you talking about lol, NFL players get a 5 minute break between each tackle
My question is are all professional rugby players on steroids?
bighands69 hell no they get drug tested buddy
do they look like they are on steroids cos it doesn't look like it to me