In its eagerness to project and publicize the sport of the oval ball, the Municipal School of Rugby of Dénia, has prepared a "Open Door Day", which will take place on November 25 Sunday at the municipal sports center. The activity that will begin at 12 hours is geared for girls and boys aged between 3 and 18 years.
The popes and moms who are interested to come with sports clothes because there will be a monitor exclusively for them. Understanding the game it will be easier for them to encourage their children to practice it. There will be parallel activities to spend an entertaining morning in a healthy environment and outdoors. And of course, there will be a Third Time to socialize and take advantage so that they get to know each other.
Knowing the sport of Rugby
Rugby ... a lot has been written about this sport. That it is a sport of villains played by gentlemen, that respects the rival and the referee, who organizes third times almost more fun than the first 2, that everyone is welcome regardless of the physical and that we will find some individual capacity to help the team.
There is talk of the values that the game teaches, of the ability of the players to excel, of the dynamics of the federations adapting the rules to the times we live, always focusing on protecting the player against possible situations of physical danger.
Everything is true but if we have to highlight something of rugby is the COLLABORATIVE, what you do not feel and do not see, what you feel. Being part of a rugby team is being part of a big family. A family that does not end up behind your teammates and behind the walls of your club, a family that will welcome you anywhere in the world where you match another rugbier.
Having felt in first person what it means to strive, even more than you thought you could, for a partner or feel the push of your colleagues in times of personal weakness, are experiences that unite forever and form a humble character where you can enjoy more giving than receiving, reinforces loyalty and self-esteem to achieve success in life. Introducing yourself with an oval ball in front says a lot about what's behind that person.
Rugby men's sport
In countries where rugby has become more popular, being a rugby player gives a social status, even help to get a job. The employer knows that this person is a good team worker, is loyal, committed to the cause, does not give up, is honest and humble.
Being a rugbier fill a resume itself. In the purely sportive, rugby is more than a collective game of contact. In fact, it begins to be described as a collective sport of evasion.
The way to teach it to children has changed a lot in recent years. You have to avoid contact, you have to look for spaces. The game vision is valued more than the muscle. They are new concepts that have already entered the Denia Rugby School and we would like people to know them, the opportunity will be next November 25 Sunday.
