Description
Violence in rugby and the serious injuries that can result from it are now emerging as the central problem of the sport. Direct confrontations and percussions have indeed become predominant actions in the modern game. In recent years, the power of the impacts, with sometimes dramatic consequences, is increased by the confrontation of athletes with sizes and weights without common measure. Moreover, the game has often become stereotyped, boring and laborious, devoid of all the creative spirit that used to animate it. It is therefore time, beyond the development of the rules, to approach this sport differently by giving an essential place to the learning of individual techniques of feints and dodging, which are essential to the game of movement. Lilian Alméras proposes a new method, based on the science of combat, which allows the player to develop a real offensive efficiency, to get the upper hand on his opponent, while respecting the physical integrity of each one. This method, which has already attracted the attention of French and international rugby experts for nearly nine years, has been the subject of articles in some of the most important media in France. You will find in this book the vision of a rugby thought from its roots as well as the fundamental basis of the offensive techniques that each player must know to control the opposing assaults and win the duels. This revolutionary manual is intended for all players, educators, coaches, club presidents and enthusiasts who want to discover the vision of a rugby that is both safe and spectacular, an innovative rugby, synonymous with movement, creativity and pleasure of playing. Because there is no time to lose, mastering these techniques is to participate actively in the development of this sport.
