Furthermore, 70 to 80% of NFL player injuries occur during training compared to 30 to 40% in rugby.” The Guardian quoted Éanna Falvey, WR’s chief medical officer, as saying “this is not a neat comparison as the NFL is contested by 32 teams that are more easily regulated. There are parallels with the National Football League (NFL) which limited full-contact training back in 2011. Four contact elements were studied: volume of full-contact in minutes, intensity of collisions, density of the impacts within the timeframe, and the unpredictability of the hits.Īlso in Explained | IPL 2021: How Warner's sluggish feet are impacting his form this season What are the simultaneous trends in other sports? The Prevent Biometrics technology recorded the largest ever comparable head impact database in the sport. World Rugby combined with top tier clubs like Champions Cup winners Leinster, French biggies Clermont Auvergne and Benetton Treviso to assess the mechanism, incidence and intensity of head impact events using mouth-guard technology and video analysis according to The42. “It is a soft guideline for the minute, but I think over time it will gain some teeth.” How was the study conducted? “It would certainly be our intention to write it into the terms of participation for future Rugby World Cups,” Mark Harrington, World Rugby director of technical services was quoted by Sport 24, hinting at the rules being enforced in the leadup to the 2023 World Cup qualifiers. While not mandatory, the guidelines are expected to be adopted at all levels by WR.
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