Rugby
Rugby by Donald Ireland is an illustrated exploration of the sport, published by Wayland in 1988. This 64-page book covers various aspects of rugby, including its history from Roman times to contemporary developments such as sponsorship, the World Cup, and women’s rugby. Ireland provides insights into famous teams, clubs, players, and venues, making it a comprehensive resource for those interested in the game.
Readers will find a detailed examination of rugby tactics and skills, along with a fitness and training program tailored for young players. The book is designed to align with the National Curriculum for Key Stages 2, 3, and 4, making it suitable for educational purposes. Through its engaging content, Rugby serves as a valuable guide for both newcomers and those looking to deepen their understanding of this dynamic sport.
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Donald Ireland has written an illustrated book which deals with many aspects of rugby, from the world game to the tactics involved in playing. He traces the history of the sport from Roman times to the present day and gives an appraisal of recent developments such as sponsorship, the World Cup and women’s rugby. The book examines famous teams, clubs, players and grounds around the world, and outlines a fitness and training programme for young players. One chapter looks at ways of developing the skills and tactics needed to play the game well. Donald Ireland is a sports teacher who has written several books on rugby including “Successful Rugby” and “The Science of Rugby Football”, which he co-wrote with ex-England team coach Mike Davis.
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