Rugby Union went professional in 1995. No country was more opposed to this development than Ireland, or less prepared to deal with it. Yet, despite many disasters in the late 1990s, the game in Ireland has gone from strength to strength in the professional era. This book tells the story of how it happened.
SAQ (speed, agility and quickness) is a revolutionary training method which has proved that the explosive speed, acceleration and reaction times so crucial to rugby can now be developed in all players - whatever their size and shape.
228 Martin Johnson A Colossus of A Captain Under Johnson , England had all the gritty leadership it needed to at last mount a 2003 successful World Cup campaign . When Johnson lifted the trophy in 2003 , those who knew him best said ...
Michael Green's Rugby Alphabet
Ben Clarke's Rugby Skills: A Complete Step-by-step Guide
A South African Rugby Quiz Book: All records to December 1995 including Rugby World Cup
There are young players like Waikato's Steve Gordon and Auckland's Mark Weedon emerging but the gap to the top still remains . Gordon Macpherson is one who came and went and Michael Speight and Brent Anderson others .
Steel, Skill and Survival: Rugby in Ebbw Vale and the Valleys
Steel, Skill and Survival: 1870-1952
This year's player profile, caricatured by John Ireland will be Welsh Grand Slam hero Gavin Henson. The book will once again contain a mix of information, entertainment and just a touch of controversy.
John Taylor's Rugby Quiz Book