A loose forward is a player in rugby who plays in the forward pack but is not tied to a specific position like the front row or second row. They are able to move around the field, helping with both defense and offense. Loose forwards help tackle the other team, carry the ball forward, and assist in certain team plays. They are usually strong and fast, playing a key role in helping their team get the ball and try to score. Their position allows them to be involved in many parts of the game.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „loose forward” po angielsku

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