Now you know the rules, you know where to be and when, all you need now is the little bit of prep! Three Key Things...
Optional:
Get your team kitted out - Having team jerseys made are part of the fun for a lot of returning team! It's not overly expensive to have T-shirts printed and is a great way to show off your team name. Get choosing the colours of your t-shirts and designing logos.. There's still enough time before the season begins.
A final essential note on Game Prep would have to be exercise and warm ups!
While you may not get the time to get a team to meet up and train before season, its a good idea to keep an eye on your fitness level and not push yourself too much. Before each game you warm up to prevent injuries during play!
The IRFU have some tips on what to do for game preparation which you can read on their website by clicking here!
- Attire: You will need a pair of Approved Tag Shorts (these can be purchased at the venue) - They can be from any manufacturer as long as they have no pockets and have velcro at the side for attaching the tags.
- Footware: While its not required, football boots are highly recommended - you can pick up a cheap pair on sale for about €20-30
- Get Creative: Give your team a name that will stand out - something fun and funky is always good! There's so many puntastic Tag team names - who knows maybe there will be a competition for the best new comers name?
Optional:
Get your team kitted out - Having team jerseys made are part of the fun for a lot of returning team! It's not overly expensive to have T-shirts printed and is a great way to show off your team name. Get choosing the colours of your t-shirts and designing logos.. There's still enough time before the season begins.
A final essential note on Game Prep would have to be exercise and warm ups!
While you may not get the time to get a team to meet up and train before season, its a good idea to keep an eye on your fitness level and not push yourself too much. Before each game you warm up to prevent injuries during play!
The IRFU have some tips on what to do for game preparation which you can read on their website by clicking here!