Four ways to add a touch of spice to training games to sharpen up skills

Training games, like touch rugby or contact games, tend to be competitive.

They should have:

Context: the players should know, either before or after the game, the reason you are playing. Fun/enjoyment are a given. However, what are the potential rugby outcomes?
Points: the players will want to know what the score is, and what the points system is.

Now, let’s spice this up

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