Banning Rugby

On the second of December, 2002, James Harding, 18, a student from Sherborne School, in Dorset, died in hospital on Sunday following the incident. He was injured while playing for his school's first XV against Blundell's School from Tiverton, Devon. Another case of an incident such as this is Ben Robinson, On 29 January 2011, 14 year old Ben Robinson played rugby union for his school. After being treated several times for hits to the head and sent back to the pitch on each occasion, he collapsed and later died in the hospital. Behind his awfully tragic story is another of a sport in denial, where authorities at all levels decide over treating concussion while all the time, players grow stronger, heavier and the hits get ever harder, both of these incidents are extremely rare and should not make people believe that it is a deadly sport but just that accidents happen and it should not be banned but people should be trained from a younger age how to tackle and receive tackles properly. In this essay I
It provides a fun and enjoyable environment for all who play or watch the sport, it can help with team building as it is primarily a team game, it can help with your physical and mental health as it is a physically demanding sport and also mentally challenging. Rugby is fun, Rugby is enjoyable and rugby is entertaining to all who watch or play, it would be completely preposterous and Ludacris to ban the sport from schools.

Rugby should not be banned as it would be the cause of many people losing their jobs as coaches and trainers and many, many more people not being able to play the sport that they love to play. it is a good way for children and teenagers to be able to take out their aggression safely and still have fun at the same time, injury is a risk from rugby and if you don’t want to get injured then don’t play the game “Rugby can be a vicious and dangerous sport, but even for kids the rewards are far greater than the