it is sometimes beneficial because we don't have to tackle or make contact, we keep the ball alive which is beneficial. pupils from clayesmore school in dorset were coached on tackle technique and the benefits of a pace of play. we see a lot of rugby that is not about space, it is about collision, and we are more interested in teaching our boys that there is another way to do this. use your brain, create space, use space. the school hopes that this partnership with professional coaches will help safeguard their pupils�* future. but it is clear head injuries and concussions remain a prevalent discussion point in the game. it is common. i have had a fair few concussions and it is definitely an issue but the coaches are pretty serious on it and if they see something happen they are pretty quick to respond to it. i have had one recently, as did my mates, and you can prevent it by good tackle technique and good coaching and stuff like that. i think it makes everyone more aware and itjust makes people focus-