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By *hegg OP Man
over a year ago
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Anyone who says my body is "not like the rugby players you see on TV" from here on in is cordially invited to look at the lad who started at tighthead for Tonga today and adjust their expectations accordingly.
The actual defining characteristics of a rugby player's body are a plethora of bruises distributed about the body and at least two stiff joints… |
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"Anyone who says my body is "not like the rugby players you see on TV" from here on in is cordially invited to look at the lad who started at tighthead for Tonga today and adjust their expectations accordingly.
The actual defining characteristics of a rugby player's body are a plethora of bruises distributed about the body and at least two stiff joints…"
Don’t forget those broken knobbly fingers  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone who says my body is "not like the rugby players you see on TV" from here on in is cordially invited to look at the lad who started at tighthead for Tonga today and adjust their expectations accordingly.
The actual defining characteristics of a rugby player's body are a plethora of bruises distributed about the body and at least two stiff joints…"
Dude, they're mostly talking about the poster boys |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I dont think there's any set type is there?
Forwards tend to be taller and broader, backs tend to be shorter and lighter.
Though you'll always get those that are the exception to the rule, like Jonah Lomu.
Our Norfolk team U18 team were all pretty broad shouldered, but had the full spectrum of stereotypical builds for our respective positions. |
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