You'll find that a lot with rugby videos. Recommed record your voice audio seperately so if youtube flag a copyright you can reedit to suit that. One way to do this is to upload it as private, preferably onto a seperate channel to avoid strikes, and you can then see the copyright result before actually publishing it for the public. With that said, another vote for Jonah Lomu :D New Zealand here. He was a legend.
At the end of your video you said about forming a big enough community to head out to the uk. However You won't find the all blacks in the uk as they are from the complete opposite side of the world in New Zealand
You should see the Haka when they play home international games. Most of the crowd, 50k people, chanting and stamping. The opposing teams put on a brave face, but you can tell it scares them a bit. It feels like they're surrounded by a tribe about to go to war. It's amazing to be in the stands.
I'm from New Zealand. Watching this was really cool. I'm not a huge fan of the All Blacks but I love the haka. And as long as you make sure your footwork is solid, they won't be able to knock you over.
No padding head gear or protection. just pure muscle and strength, determination and love of country and the game. some All Blacks strap their ears to protect them from becoming "cauliflower eyes" as they are mash up in the scrums.. The nation is proud of their All Blacks and every young boy dreams about being one.
Hi mate. At the very start of the video, the All Blacks were performing the 'Haka'. Unfortunately, you didn't see it in it's entirety and I would recommend you finding a video with just this. It's a tradition at the start of all Rugby Internationals, as well as on numerous other occasions too. 👍
@@StracReacts It's essentially a war dance borrowed from the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand. It's designed to scare & challenge your opponents before the game/battle starts. Definitely worth watching a video of just the Haka.
In the 80s I was the 1st female to sign up ever for rugby at school, there’s no better thrill than a good clean tackle, played all the way till 17. However after 13 I had to start a girls team, and dam it took years to teach them to tackle properly.❤
As a Kiwi that grew up in West Auckland I can confirm that on our lunch break at school we played what we cutely called "Gorilla Rugby" as we were a little bit Lax on following the Rules exactly..😆 Sure lunch didn't finish without a few Injuries here and there, sometimes broken bones too, But we had Fun an that's what Counts! But that was back in 1985,86,87 So we were a very different Generation back then (Gen X) We were strong, had to Fend for Ourselves and knew Respect! For most Injuries we just had to Shake it off and get to Class.(No Crying to Mommy) or anyone else! Some Damm good Memories that's for sure... 🥰🥰❤❤ I shall not comment on Today's generation, They speak for themselves.. ;o( Much Love and Respect from New Zealand..🥰🥰🥰
I remember that, plenty of bloody noses, some black eyes, the odd broken bone. As a girl I didn't play, but we watched and more than once helped drag a kid to the office. I think today's parents would have a fit, ours didn't even get called unless something was broken, and then it was just seen as being a kid. I broke my wrist 3 times in 18 months, but no-one made me stop roller skating down hills, swimming in rivers, riding my bike through peak traffic or staying home by myself after school. My parents just said, deal with it.
@@thehangmansdaughter1120 Ha ha So true. Forth form year I managed to break both my wrists at the same time, that was around March, because I don’t do things by half’s I also crushed the tendon going to my thumb, so few months later was back in hospital for tendon transplant surgery, and cast up again! Really didn’t do much school work that year, became the Hall monitor for like a month and a half running messages etc from the office cause I couldn’t do much else! Ah Fun times.. 👍😜
Hey man don't blame us.. no gorilla rugby 10yrs later but they banned bullrush on us when I was at school and girls were only allowed to play touch after about age 8 😑
The first time a National Anthem was sung at a sporting event was 1905 at Cardiff Arms Park. After New Zealand performed their Haka, Teddy Morgan, Welsh player started singing Hen Wlad Fyn Nhadau, the crowd joined..most if not all Nations carried it on
Hi! Kiwi here, saw your vid and just wanted to drop a fun fact. Rugby is the way our country teaches children to have edge, teamwork and pride in your abilities. It also has the added side effect of making those of us who play it often, a little fucking crazy when we get angry. I can assure you that any kiwi (or any islander or pacifika, for that matter) who plays professionally is a certified, we-all-die-here crash-out. The AB's are a team of professional crash-outs.
Since Rugby started, the All Blacks have the greatest winning percentage across any sport. They were the benchmark for such a long time and as a Kiwi, I'd have to say South Africa are currently the benchmark
I played touch rugby at junior school until the last year when we began tackling. When I went to senior school (age 11) we started by practicing for a month or so, and then started playing matches against other school sides. As I got older and went through school the competition became greater until in the sixth form we played against some of the top rugby schools in the country. In those days the top results were published in The Daily Telegraph (a national newspaper) every week. Only a broken nose, broken collarbone, dislocated fingers, cuts, concussion and cauliflower ears, so I was very lucky! What a great time, I’d go back in an instant. How sad if this type of experience has been lost for American youth.
lol wait till he finds out what Bullrush is hahahaha i was in the 1st 15 in highschool at the age of 13 playing prop and lock we use to even play tackle rugby on concrete if the field was full 😂
Ha ha, Damm I had almost forgotten about Bullrush and our occasional asphalt Rugby games on the basketball courts.. 😎😁 Our generation were a different Breed that's for sure.. 👍👍
Get a look at a Mat Damon movie called Invictus. Rugby makes American football look soft, and really confusing at the same time. Rugby is a flowing and spur of the moment kinda game.
Watch how they change direction. It put the other guy off balance and wrong footed, so easier to knock them over AND there is always a backup player ready to take the offload
Ohhh yeaaaa and some of their injuries 🤣 Was it Buck that split his scrotum mid game and carried on playing, old Pinetree had a nightmare too didn't he? 🤔
Apparently RUclips dont like me using the correct word for scrote - didn't Buck split his mid game and carry on playing??? And Pinetree broke something too didn't he and carried on (or have I got that mixed up) 🤔😂
Every time they come out onto the field you can tell theyre gonna go into the haka and give it EVERYTHING and yeah rugby is in schools its so fun bro its like the best and they teach you jow to not die when you get tackled
My first pair of boots were second-hand. Up till then, I played in bare feet on the ground so frozen it felt like razor blades...every Saturday morning at 5 years old.
As a Kiwi, I reckon you should check out a Springbok highlight reel. The South Africans are just phenomenal! It's always a pretty tough game when we clash
The All Blacks are probably the most successful international sporting team on the planet. Over the last 120 years they have won 76% of all games they have played and have a winning advantage over ever other team they have ever played. Yeah, and girls play this is school as well! Check out the NZ Black Ferns, the national women's team. Actually the US women's team is doing quite well.
NZ Childhood; How to hold a knife and fork + how to hold a rugby ball. How to tie shoe laces + how to side-step when ur 10m out. How to count to ten, + how to slot a penalty to bring the score within a converted try with 14min left to play.
Most of those nations doing the Hakka were former British Colony’s and mostly still in the Commonwealth , I guess that’s where they found Rugby and made it their own . This is played every year at international level “ The Autumn Series “ with the Europeans hosting one year and the Southern hemisphere the next . In the European setting we have the 6 nations tournament too it was previously just the “ Home Nations “ , England , Ireland , Scotland and Wales . We then added France and lastly Italy 😊. This is in February . We just finished the Autumn Series in November
dude, haka, spelling. The All Blacks are the most sucessful team in history, sure the British bought it here but we embraced it and the rest of the world is trying hard to catch up, props to Ireland and South Africa and maybe once more Australia when they regroup.
When I was in school we had the first, and last teachers vs students rugby match. These are 16-17 year old guys. The teachers lost more blood than the students!
Our little ones boys & girls too) start playing tag rugby as young as 5 years old, then touch rugby then full rugby by the time they are 12-13 years sometimes they are chased after & trained, Jonah Lomu was hunted at 14y & played for The All Blacks at 19, he was 120kg (264Ib) & was 6' 6" built like a runaway freight train.
They are a brilliant team! I've lived in New Zealand for 26 years and Kiwis back the All Blacks and anyone else who are playing against Australia. That's the team in the Yellow and Green. Just for fun, go find a Barbarians match. The BarBars are an invitaion only team who never get to practice together and yet prevail... :D
I'm a Kiwi. The All Blacks are the most successful international team in the world. However I have to admit that South Africa have the most feared team with their very physical style. But the All Blacks are THE team that any other team has to show well against to earn international respect.
I'm going to bring it up as no one else has it seems. When are we going to recommend the videos that have to still be out there in RUclips Land, the ones of the foul tackling and injuries gained whilst playing rugby? I'm not bloodthirsty or anything but I think they would show Strac the truth about how hard these players really are, without the padding and helmets of NFL players. He might think twice about wanting to find him a field and a team if he comes to the UK though. Bless him lol The only way I would do it is if I was in a tank.
The Haka is a " Challenge " to the other team. Basically a War Dance that was performed by Maori warriors before battle. . Oh and the All Blacks are the most successful profession sports team ever... in all sports. Us Kiwis start playing rugby as young as 4 or 5, and because New Zealand has the largest Polynesian city in the world we also get some amazing Samoan, Tongan and Fijian players.
Bugger the UK Strac, Come visit us in New Zealand & see our rugby for yourself :) The All Blacks are pretty epic, especially when you consider how small our country is to begin with.
The New Zealand All Blacks are arguably one of the most successful rugby teams of all time, but they are not the current best! Their main and oldest rivals, the South African Springboks, are considered the best team in the world at the moment, having won the last two consecutive Rugby World Cups (2019 and 2023) and who are currently ranked 1 in the world (Ireland being second and the New Zealanders being third) Keep up the content, looking forward to more!
@@StracReactsLooking forward to it! The all blacks and the springboks are the biggest rivals in the sport, and as a South African, it’s always a fun time to watch them play one another.
@TheMedicalDemon a brilliant rivalry over many decades. South Africa are top dog at the moment, but can't rest on their laurels as the rest of the world are striving to catch them. Until then, it's great watching them dominate.
The Springboks are the most feared rugby team in the world not the All Blacks, the Springboks are hardest toughest and most physical side in the world! In this clip NZ show all there old footage, no new footage!! NZ can do nothing against the Springboks and they know it, the Boks gave currently beaten the All Blacks 4 times in a row now and beat them in the World Cup final last year!
If it weren't for the Springboks picking their socks up after Rassie became coach the ABs would've won the last RWC23. ABs are on the mend now under Razor.
The USA is in the top three of clubs. Now sure where you live but there might be one near to your home. Rugby tours can be 'infamous'. Watch the Mayor of Boulder, Colorado explain how the city became Rugby Town, USA.
@citizenkane0014 Amazingly the USA has 2588 Rugby Clubs with England having the next number. On the other hand, South Africa has 80,000, but more players than the USA.
@citizenkane0014 As I wrote USA has 2588 Rugby Clubs, making them have the highest number of clubs, accordibg to Wikipedia. Not sure why. England has 1809, France, 17978, South Africa 1526, Japan 1522.
@@philipebbrell2793 I do believe you have confused yourself, top three clubs signifies 3 individual clubs not the highest number of clubs in a country, typical USA tunnel vision on display. Just like the World Series where no one else in the world paticipates. Of course countires with a larger population could tend to have more clubs, perhaps you should extrapolate your data to a per capita percentage of the population.
These are my people. This is NFL on steroids. We olay this as 4 year olds. So at 11.09 they stopped the game because the guy in yellow didnt have the ball when he got tackled
G'day mate. Plenty of kiwis and samoans around where i live. These 2 nations have a running battle of who is strongest. Picture the toughest samoan u can imagine and there is a kiwi to match him in size and strength. The Tongans have a word to say in the dispute too.
Go the mighty All Blacks. And remember Americans, Our lads don't use padding so they don't get boo boos haha. But hell should see some of the highschool games are just as hard out.
hey mate we in Australia had Wallie Lewis, They called him king Wallie, in 1 game he tucked the ball under his left arm, knocked down 3 with his right and scored a tryed
@ChrisCasey-vr4wy Wally Lewis great rugby league player. Australia long been the best in the World at Rugby League. A different sport to Rugby Union played by the All Blacks
Hey strac, not sure if you've done much music but there is a British female rap artist who is top notch and doesn't get anywhere near as much love as she should, check out little simz, venom, dead body, gorilla you won't regret it intact she will be in your play list 👍
@StracReacts good man, I've seen a few reactors comparing her to Lauren hill, missy, she's been called feminem,, compared to Kendrick other reactors pissed off coz she's not mainstream you'll like her I'm sure 👍
Recently there was a shout to ban this as it was claimed it gives those doing the Hakka an unfair advantage , I guess it buzzes them up even more adrenaline? . Most southern hemisphere island nations do this Hakka before games , Samoa being another one , they are not currently the best either , that’s South Africa ❤️🏴
Thank you for your support of our All Blacks brother, someone made a mention here about you need to get this haka in full-modus-operandi my bro because without the haka ... no All Black Game would play out as they have played out ok bro; I hope you go there, and learn a teeny bit of what haka is all about {Challenge at the highest levels} off Wikipedia even. You may then understand the heartthrob of real Kiwis and also why many countries around the world have for-ever tried hard to have the NZ Mäori Haka >>> Banned from being performed at all (!) A bit harsh don't you think folks? Hmmm well, long story short brothers & sisters, Our Haka is our salt & pepper to life itself - Tihei Mauri Ora whanau - Love and Respect from NZ ; >)
The technique is to be bigger/stronger/faster than the guy comin at you 😂 And yea, we still playing... 2x40min halves and although the game has slowed a lot in recent years 😒 We dont have stoppages like your NFL games
I think you need to watch how the All Black open every game. With a Maori Haka - a war dance. Google All Blacks Haka. Then you'll see fierce - and you'll also understand the tongues sticking out.
@@Jordan-mq4wj I agree, every team goes through ups and downs. But, which other national side has fielded 51 players this year while losing only 2 of their international tests? The springboks can probably have two national sides enter into the ring at this stage and both will seemingly be at the top. But whom do you think is the next team to be at the top?
The headline statement has not been true for many years. THe SA team is clearly the current most feared and with the deepest pool of quality. Only a blind NZ fan would claim otherwise..
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Hello everyone! A few segments throughout the video will have no music in the background due to copyright. I hope you all enjoy! :)
You'll find that a lot with rugby videos. Recommed record your voice audio seperately so if youtube flag a copyright you can reedit to suit that. One way to do this is to upload it as private, preferably onto a seperate channel to avoid strikes, and you can then see the copyright result before actually publishing it for the public.
With that said, another vote for Jonah Lomu :D New Zealand here. He was a legend.
At the end of your video you said about forming a big enough community to head out to the uk. However You won't find the all blacks in the uk as they are from the complete opposite side of the world in New Zealand
Its so funny how as a New Zealander, this is so normal, but seeing your reactions makes ya realize 😂
You should see the Haka when they play home international games. Most of the crowd, 50k people, chanting and stamping. The opposing teams put on a brave face, but you can tell it scares them a bit. It feels like they're surrounded by a tribe about to go to war. It's amazing to be in the stands.
Kiaora🙋♀️from Aotearoa New🌄Zealand!!! Thankyou for your Reaction to our Fathers, Sons, Uncles....!!!
I'm from nz, our boys are big and proud. We focus on our roots and history to make us stronger. ALL BLACKS!!
I'm from New Zealand. Watching this was really cool. I'm not a huge fan of the All Blacks but I love the haka. And as long as you make sure your footwork is solid, they won't be able to knock you over.
Even though he’s no longer with us, you can still see Jonah Lomu running at you.!
R.I.P
@@StracReactsplease do look him up! A National treasure.
@@alexray1710 Yeah when Strac 1st mentioned that "fast no.11", my instant thought was of Jona Lomu may he RIP.
No padding head gear or protection. just pure muscle and strength, determination and love of country and the game. some All Blacks strap their ears to protect them from becoming "cauliflower eyes" as they are mash up in the scrums.. The nation is proud of their All Blacks and every young boy dreams about being one.
Hi mate. At the very start of the video, the All Blacks were performing the 'Haka'. Unfortunately, you didn't see it in it's entirety and I would recommend you finding a video with just this. It's a tradition at the start of all Rugby Internationals, as well as on numerous other occasions too. 👍
Hello friend! I would definitely love to have a little more knowledge about what they were performing. I will definitely check it out🤝💯
Pretty shocking that a video about the all blacks doesn't start with a full haka.
It gives me chills every time, I love it.
@@CaptainBrashdoesn’t it just give you the chills. Always impressive!
@@StracReacts It's essentially a war dance borrowed from the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand. It's designed to scare & challenge your opponents before the game/battle starts. Definitely worth watching a video of just the Haka.
@@christiandugdale1693 nope. Silly. Especially the tongues yuck
I can't help but wonder why this video didn't feature the greatest All Black of them all - Jonah Lomu. You need to watch him in action.
Exactly what I was thinking.
In the 80s I was the 1st female to sign up ever for rugby at school, there’s no better thrill than a good clean tackle, played all the way till 17. However after 13 I had to start a girls team, and dam it took years to teach them to tackle properly.❤
BS
I'll take a steak and cheese and custard slice for this never happened.
As a Kiwi that grew up in West Auckland I can confirm that on our lunch break at school we played what we cutely called "Gorilla Rugby" as we were a little bit Lax on following the Rules exactly..😆 Sure lunch didn't finish without a few Injuries here and there, sometimes broken bones too, But we had Fun an that's what Counts! But that was back in 1985,86,87 So we were a very different Generation back then (Gen X) We were strong, had to Fend for Ourselves and knew Respect! For most Injuries we just had to Shake it off and get to Class.(No Crying to Mommy) or anyone else! Some Damm good Memories that's for sure... 🥰🥰❤❤
I shall not comment on Today's generation, They speak for themselves.. ;o(
Much Love and Respect from New Zealand..🥰🥰🥰
I remember that, plenty of bloody noses, some black eyes, the odd broken bone. As a girl I didn't play, but we watched and more than once helped drag a kid to the office. I think today's parents would have a fit, ours didn't even get called unless something was broken, and then it was just seen as being a kid. I broke my wrist 3 times in 18 months, but no-one made me stop roller skating down hills, swimming in rivers, riding my bike through peak traffic or staying home by myself after school. My parents just said, deal with it.
So right you are.. those were the days when men were men!
@@thehangmansdaughter1120 Ha ha So true. Forth form year I managed to break both my wrists at the same time, that was around March, because I don’t do things by half’s I also crushed the tendon going to my thumb, so few months later was back in hospital for tendon transplant surgery, and cast up again! Really didn’t do much school work that year, became the Hall monitor for like a month and a half running messages etc from the office cause I couldn’t do much else! Ah Fun times.. 👍😜
@@valeriehughes1008 We sure were, and still are too! 😎
It’s just that now days “Snap, Crackle & Pop” ain’t the Coco Pops anymore.. 🙄😳😜
Hey man don't blame us.. no gorilla rugby 10yrs later but they banned bullrush on us when I was at school and girls were only allowed to play touch after about age 8 😑
The first time a National Anthem was sung at a sporting event was 1905 at Cardiff Arms Park. After New Zealand performed their Haka, Teddy Morgan, Welsh player started singing Hen Wlad Fyn Nhadau, the crowd joined..most if not all Nations carried it on
Hi! Kiwi here, saw your vid and just wanted to drop a fun fact. Rugby is the way our country teaches children to have edge, teamwork and pride in your abilities. It also has the added side effect of making those of us who play it often, a little fucking crazy when we get angry.
I can assure you that any kiwi (or any islander or pacifika, for that matter) who plays professionally is a certified, we-all-die-here crash-out. The AB's are a team of professional crash-outs.
Since Rugby started, the All Blacks have the greatest winning percentage across any sport. They were the benchmark for such a long time and as a Kiwi, I'd have to say South Africa are currently the benchmark
Because NZ has had 5 years of rubbish coaches
As a Kiwi, I agree.
Don't agree, South Africa bought New Zealand Choches
Kia ora. our men dont need pads and helmets and our women aren't cheer leaders but world champion rugby players
We do these things in our back yards as soon as we can walk. Yeah bruh. That backyard game. We start playing at 5 years old. True facts.
5?!? You were a late bloomer 😂
At the 3.55 mark its TJ perenara that scores the try in the corner, lauded as the try of the century.
At school I was one of those little players all the big forwards hated. I was that darty, sneaky player hard to catch, like a greased-up piglet.
I played touch rugby at junior school until the last year when we began tackling. When I went to senior school (age 11) we started by practicing for a month or so, and then started playing matches against other school sides. As I got older and went through school the competition became greater until in the sixth form we played against some of the top rugby schools in the country. In those days the top results were published in The Daily Telegraph (a national newspaper) every week. Only a broken nose, broken collarbone, dislocated fingers, cuts, concussion and cauliflower ears, so I was very lucky! What a great time, I’d go back in an instant. How sad if this type of experience has been lost for American youth.
WOW😲 I am absolutely flabbergasted at the fact that the US keeps us away from the sport of Rugby in order to influence more Football🤦🏽♂️
lol wait till he finds out what Bullrush is hahahaha i was in the 1st 15 in highschool at the age of 13 playing prop and lock we use to even play tackle rugby on concrete if the field was full 😂
and >>> Rugby League Bros >>>I know they frequed out watching the State of Origin series one year with Greg Dowling & Kevin Tamati serving entree!
Ha ha, Damm I had almost forgotten about Bullrush and our occasional asphalt Rugby games on the basketball courts.. 😎😁
Our generation were a different Breed that's for sure.. 👍👍
I Started play it when I was 5 years old full contact
I’ve had two uncles two nephews who played for the All Blacks and 1 played for Samoa God has blessed our family
@@leemaynikora4892 The one who played for Samoa, was he a kiwi?
@ born in NZ dad from Samoa 🇼🇸 mum Maori
Respect.
Love seeing your reactions at sports. Puts a smile on my face. Well done!
Thank you my friend‼️😃
Kia Ora from Aotearoa New Zealand. My mokopuna (grandchildren) started playing rugby by the age of 5yrs
This is why we laugh when we hear about "tough" football payers in the States. No pads, no helmets. Just a mouth guard.
Have you seen footballers try to play rugby 😂😂😂
Get a look at a Mat Damon movie called Invictus.
Rugby makes American football look soft, and really confusing at the same time. Rugby is a flowing and spur of the moment kinda game.
Not a Shoulder pad or a helmet in sight.
This sport is played by real men.
💪🏾💪🏾
Watch how they change direction. It put the other guy off balance and wrong footed, so easier to knock them over AND there is always a backup player ready to take the offload
There's nothing quite as satisfying as being the biggest guy on the pitch, having the ball in your hands and running head on into a winger 🤣
Many are pacific islanders , very strong , off the field humble and gentle giants , go to church,a respecful culture
Jonah Lomu, Va'aiga Tuigamala, John Kerwin, Sean Fitzpatrick, Colin Meads and Buck Shelford... all deserve a look if you're genuinely interested.
Ohhh yeaaaa and some of their injuries 🤣
Was it Buck that split his scrotum mid game and carried on playing, old Pinetree had a nightmare too didn't he? 🤔
Apparently RUclips dont like me using the correct word for scrote - didn't Buck split his mid game and carry on playing???
And Pinetree broke something too didn't he and carried on (or have I got that mixed up) 🤔😂
Every time they come out onto the field you can tell theyre gonna go into the haka and give it EVERYTHING and yeah rugby is in schools its so fun bro its like the best and they teach you jow to not die when you get tackled
Kiwi here, love the All Blacks, love my Country... love the Haka ❤
40 minutes per half, no Ad breaks.
My first pair of boots were second-hand. Up till then, I played in bare feet on the ground so frozen it felt like razor blades...every Saturday morning at 5 years old.
As a Kiwi, I reckon you should check out a Springbok highlight reel. The South Africans are just phenomenal! It's always a pretty tough game when we clash
The All Blacks are probably the most successful international sporting team on the planet. Over the last 120 years they have won 76% of all games they have played and have a winning advantage over ever other team they have ever played.
Yeah, and girls play this is school as well! Check out the NZ Black Ferns, the national women's team. Actually the US women's team is doing quite well.
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
NZ Childhood;
How to hold a knife and fork + how to hold a rugby ball. How to tie shoe laces + how to side-step when ur 10m out. How to count to ten, + how to slot a penalty to bring the score within a converted try with 14min left to play.
@@SheldoFett You missed, "How to shear a sheep"!
I hand sheared my pet lamb when I was 11.
@@SheldoFett Best reply to any remark Too True.
As a kiwi I love our ABs! 3 world cup wins with 2 back to back!
Most of those nations doing the Hakka were former British Colony’s and mostly still in the Commonwealth , I guess that’s where they found Rugby and made it their own . This is played every year at international level “ The Autumn Series “ with the Europeans hosting one year and the Southern hemisphere the next . In the European setting we have the 6 nations tournament too it was previously just the “ Home Nations “ , England , Ireland , Scotland and Wales . We then added France and lastly Italy 😊. This is in February . We just finished the Autumn Series in November
dude, haka, spelling.
The All Blacks are the most sucessful team in history, sure the British bought it here but we embraced it and the rest of the world is trying hard to catch up, props to Ireland and South Africa and maybe once more Australia when they regroup.
I am 66 we used to play mixed teams at school, you only hurt when you stop, with two elder brother and two elder sisters, I was used to pain, loved it
Notice they try to put down their try between the posts.. means the conversion of it over the goal post is easier - more points!
When I was in school we had the first, and last teachers vs students rugby match. These are 16-17 year old guys. The teachers lost more blood than the students!
I like it when they run at the man rather than try to run round them
Love watching Brazil
See if you can find some clips with Joanah lomu he was a all black
Note there is no padding or helmets .
As someone who lives in gizzy we always played rugby at lunch even when they said it wasn't allowed
Find videos with Jonah Lomu. Sort of a legend.
ruclips.net/video/nKoTGdIhO-U/видео.html
Our little ones boys & girls too) start playing tag rugby as young as 5 years old, then touch rugby then full rugby by the time they are 12-13 years sometimes they are chased after & trained, Jonah Lomu was hunted at 14y & played for The All Blacks at 19, he was 120kg (264Ib) & was 6' 6" built like a runaway freight train.
They are a brilliant team! I've lived in New Zealand for 26 years and Kiwis back the All Blacks and anyone else who are playing against Australia. That's the team in the Yellow and Green.
Just for fun, go find a Barbarians match. The BarBars are an invitaion only team who never get to practice together and yet prevail... :D
I'm a Kiwi. The All Blacks are the most successful international team in the world. However I have to admit that South Africa have the most feared team with their very physical style. But the All Blacks are THE team that any other team has to show well against to earn international respect.
We should have been allowed the. Full Hakka at the beginning instead of a few seconds!
*Haka
I'm going to bring it up as no one else has it seems. When are we going to recommend the videos that have to still be out there in RUclips Land, the ones of the foul tackling and injuries gained whilst playing rugby?
I'm not bloodthirsty or anything but I think they would show Strac the truth about how hard these players really are, without the padding and helmets of NFL players. He might think twice about wanting to find him a field and a team if he comes to the UK though. Bless him lol The only way I would do it is if I was in a tank.
Kids start playing from the age of 5. I never was good, but rugby is so fun to play. Watch more haka videos my bro they are good to watch
I’m from nz we played rugby in school after school at home 🤣
In my 38 years I've never heard the term "Brutal Freaks Of Nature". And they're not, just incredibly skilled athletes
The headline lead me to believe the video was about THE SPRINGBOKS!!!
😂😂😂😂 now that's funny
If you like the All Blacks scoring tries, should watch USA play us in Washington 2021. All Blacks v USA Eagles (1874 Cup)
The Haka is a " Challenge " to the other team. Basically a War Dance that was performed by Maori warriors before battle. .
Oh and the All Blacks are the most successful profession sports team ever... in all sports.
Us Kiwis start playing rugby as young as 4 or 5, and because New Zealand has the largest Polynesian city in the world we also get some amazing Samoan, Tongan and Fijian players.
would suggest you also check out the rugby 7s
Bugger the UK Strac, Come visit us in New Zealand & see our rugby for yourself :) The All Blacks are pretty epic, especially when you consider how small our country is to begin with.
Rightttttt
The New Zealand All Blacks are arguably one of the most successful rugby teams of all time, but they are not the current best!
Their main and oldest rivals, the South African Springboks, are considered the best team in the world at the moment, having won the last two consecutive Rugby World Cups (2019 and 2023) and who are currently ranked 1 in the world (Ireland being second and the New Zealanders being third)
Keep up the content, looking forward to more!
Thank you my friend🤝 I actually will be dropping a Springboks reaction tomorrow‼️😃 I hope you enjoy it. Thank you for tuning in😃🤞🏾
@@StracReactsLooking forward to it! The all blacks and the springboks are the biggest rivals in the sport, and as a South African, it’s always a fun time to watch them play one another.
@TheMedicalDemon a brilliant rivalry over many decades. South Africa are top dog at the moment, but can't rest on their laurels as the rest of the world are striving to catch them. Until then, it's great watching them dominate.
Not arguably. They're are the most winning team in rugby history. And have a population less than 10 percent of south Africa.
The Springboks are the most feared rugby team in the world not the All Blacks, the Springboks are hardest toughest and most physical side in the world! In this clip NZ show all there old footage, no new footage!! NZ can do nothing against the Springboks and they know it, the Boks gave currently beaten the All Blacks 4 times in a row now and beat them in the World Cup final last year!
A few years ago the All Blacks were the most feared team. Today it is the Springboks,
If it weren't for the Springboks picking their socks up after Rassie became coach the ABs would've won the last RWC23.
ABs are on the mend now under Razor.
And if you kiwi's weren't so pissy! The Springboks would have won in 1987 and 1991. Giving us 6 RWC trophies.
You need to check out "Rene Ranger beast mode" and do a review he is absolutely mental that man.
Women play this too!❤❤
You need to have a look at south africa team. They are the most physically and are huge. They won the world cup twice in a row
new zealand has beat south africa 20 more times then south africa have beat nz 😂 new zealand is the best team in history get over it
The USA is in the top three of clubs. Now sure where you live but there might be one near to your home. Rugby tours can be 'infamous'.
Watch the Mayor of Boulder, Colorado explain how the city became Rugby Town, USA.
top three clubs? In what fantasy world?
@citizenkane0014 Amazingly the USA has 2588 Rugby Clubs with England having the next number. On the other hand, South Africa has 80,000, but more players than the USA.
@@philipebbrell2793 name the top three rugby clubs world wide
@citizenkane0014 As I wrote USA has 2588 Rugby Clubs, making them have the highest number of clubs, accordibg to Wikipedia. Not sure why. England has 1809, France, 17978, South Africa 1526, Japan 1522.
@@philipebbrell2793 I do believe you have confused yourself, top three clubs signifies 3 individual clubs not the highest number of clubs in a country, typical USA tunnel vision on display. Just like the World Series where no one else in the world paticipates. Of course countires with a larger population could tend to have more clubs, perhaps you should extrapolate your data to a per capita percentage of the population.
USA gridiron is girls football
New Zealand 57 - South Africa 0 must see game
When we play this at school you have year 11 smoking year 6
One thing I noticed... Where are the helmets and pads 😲
No helmets no pads.... its how we roll ....
These are my people. This is NFL on steroids. We olay this as 4 year olds. So at 11.09 they stopped the game because the guy in yellow didnt have the ball when he got tackled
Made you an All Blacks fan yet? There's a reason they have won the rugby world cup more than any other country. You should check out our woman's team.
you would have to include the girls to make that statement as we all know the bok have won their 4th RWC while the abs are still on 3
G'day mate. Plenty of kiwis and samoans around where i live. These 2 nations have a running battle of who is strongest.
Picture the toughest samoan u can imagine and there is a kiwi to match him in size and strength.
The Tongans have a word to say in the dispute too.
I'm a little white man. I feel intimidated at the supermarket all the time by some giant pacific islander
No need to feel intiminated by ANYONE my friend! Remember size means nothing, it's the heart that matters. Stay Safe mate!
@@StracReacts I've found the big Islanders and other big men tend to be very kind. Maybe I've been lucky with my friends.
Go the mighty All Blacks. And remember Americans, Our lads don't use padding so they don't get boo boos haha. But hell should see some of the highschool games are just as hard out.
We Aussie’s run straight through them lol
hey mate we in Australia had Wallie Lewis, They called him king Wallie, in 1 game he tucked the ball under his left arm, knocked down 3 with his right and scored a tryed
Different sport
@@magillanz hey mate wally lewis captained australia about 8 years growing up ive seen many matches against the all blacks
@ChrisCasey-vr4wy Wally Lewis great rugby league player. Australia long been the best in the World at Rugby League. A different sport to Rugby Union played by the All Blacks
@@magillanz in league they call them all blacks too
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We played this from 5 yrs old lol. You wanna watch Caleb Clarke if you wanna see some smoke
If ya wanna see an old school crusher look up Jonah lomu
No pads, no helmets, mate!😊
Recently there was a shout to ban this as it was claimed it gives those doing the Hakka an unfair advantage , I guess it buzzes them up even more adrenaline? . Most southern hemisphere island nations do this Hakka before games , Samoa being another one , they are not currently the best either , that’s South Africa ❤️🏴
haka
Thank you for your support of our All Blacks brother, someone made a mention here about you need to get this haka in full-modus-operandi my bro because without the haka ... no All Black Game would play out as they have played out ok bro; I hope you go there, and learn a teeny bit of what haka is all about {Challenge at the highest levels} off Wikipedia even. You may then understand the heartthrob of real Kiwis and also why many countries around the world have for-ever tried hard to have the NZ Mäori Haka >>> Banned from being performed at all (!) A bit harsh don't you think folks? Hmmm well, long story short brothers & sisters, Our Haka is our salt & pepper to life itself - Tihei Mauri Ora whanau - Love and Respect from NZ ; >)
Remember when South Africa had to poison half the NZ team to win the world cup in '95?
Pepperidge farm remembers..
brother this is epic
Yes you're right about too much :saftey" issues, but most New Zealand schools have grass playing fields. Would this make a difference?
Watch South Africa’s Springboks… New Zealand’s All Blacks greatest a rivalry
Manchester Darts,Snooker,.motorsport golf,tennis,soccer,cricket., Rugby football..your welcome
And rounders
Thank you my friend! YOU'RE AMAZING! :)
Yachting, Equestrian, rowing.
America- Stiff arm. Rugby- Fend
Centre of gravity, go low and hard.
The technique is to be bigger/stronger/faster than the guy comin at you 😂
And yea, we still playing... 2x40min halves and although the game has slowed a lot in recent years 😒
We dont have stoppages like your NFL games
I think you need to watch how the All Black open every game. With a Maori Haka - a war dance. Google All Blacks Haka. Then you'll see fierce - and you'll also understand the tongues sticking out.
Whatever. Ther might've been. Now it is the Springboks.
Not for long
@@Jordan-mq4wj I agree, every team goes through ups and downs.
But, which other national side has fielded 51 players this year while losing only 2 of their international tests?
The springboks can probably have two national sides enter into the ring at this stage and both will seemingly be at the top.
But whom do you think is the next team to be at the top?
if you are interested in watching the greatest rugby player of all time you have to watch "Jonah Lomu" the GOAT
I love being a kiwi NEW ZEALAND RULES
Try to watch your nfl to slow am a girl we play rugby at school i love the game from New Zealand
Rugby; a bit like American Football but played by MEN....... I played for our school team, so exciting and all done in our own skin!
The headline statement has not been true for many years. THe SA team is clearly the current most feared and with the deepest pool of quality. Only a blind NZ fan would claim otherwise..
I knew there would be a SA hater in the comments 😂
Need to see Jonah Lomu a must watch