Practice Side On Tackle variations in from Ford Rugby Academy in Australia. The side on tackle is a good defense move in rugby.
Ford Australia has been a passionate supporter of Australian rugby for the past 15 years. In partnership with the ARU, this support will continue into the future through the creation of the Ford Academy.
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