When playing rugby, a player is allowed to tackle members of the opposing team by getting into a low power stance with bent legs and a flat back, and hitting with the shoulder at the hips while wrapping their arms around the player to bring them safely to the ground. Tackling can only be done during a rugby game and targeting areas above the shoulders or tackling those not involved in the game could hurt someone.

1. Rugby Tackling

2. When I am playing rugby, I am allowed to
tackle other people.

3. I only tackle the other teams players.

4. My own team would be unhappy if I tackled
them.

5. When a person on the other team has the
ball, they are who I want to tackle.

6. When I tackle I have to get low into my
power stance!

7. My power stance is when my legs are bent
and my back is flat like a table.

8. When I am like this, I will be stronger.

9. It is a good tackle when I hit with my shoulder.

10. If I have my shoulder against their hip then I
am tacking right!

11. If I tackle the other player above the
shoulders it could hurt them.

12. I have to be sure to wrap the other player
with my arms.

13. To be safe, I go to the ground with the person
I am tackling.

14. I only tackle when I am playing rugby.

15. Tackling someone who is not playing rugby
could hurt them.

16. I have fun playing rugby!