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Playing rugby at school was intimidating at first but once I got into it I loved the sport. I was never that big at school but boy could I run and that`s why I scored plenty of tries. I seem to remember the rugby equipment that we used tended to be rather basic to say the least. I don`t even think our school could afford flags on the poles such was their meagre budget. This probably won`t be a problem for the large rugby clubs that regularly host fine example of rugby matches. They can afford to purchase top quality rugby equipment that will help their players to improve their skills. Some of this rugby equipment might include the all essential balls that are needed for team practice and club matches. Other types of essential rugby equipment will include protective equipment that will stop players from becoming seriously injured. Plenty of practice equipment will be required by rugby clubs because how else can they teach their players new skills? Moreover, how can players improve on their current skills without the use of this rugby equipment? From posts to tackle bags there`s a world of rugby equipment out there which clubs could use to their advantage.