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Rugby - Touch Rugby

Touch (also called 'touch football' or 'touch rugby') is a sport in the rugby family that originated in Australia. Its rules are more similar to rugby league, from which it derives, than to rugby union. The primary goal of this sport is to score more tries than your opponent. To do this, the 6 players of one team can stop the progress of the other team simply by touching the opposing players (with one hand). Touches may be made on any part of the player or on the ball and are characterised by a complete lack of violence. As violent contact is not allowed, there is no tackle in the rugby sense of the word in Touch rugby. This means that Touch rugby can be played by a mixed group of players. The mix of male and female players is moreover highlighted in this sport and today represents its specificity.

Which clubs offer this sport?

Club

Boitsfort Rugby Club
Place

Avenue de la Foresterie,
1170 - Watermael-Boitsfort

Boitsfort Rugby Club

Club

Brussels Buffalos
Place

Boulevard de la Plaine, 2
1050 - Ixelles

Brussels Buffalos

Club

Kibubu Rugby Club
Place

Chemin du Struykbeken, 1
1200 - Woluwe-Saint-Lambert

Kibubu Rugby Club

Where can you do this sport?

Facility

Le Floreal
Place

Rue des Tritomas, 1
1170 - Watermael-Boitsfort

Le Floreal

Facility

Cité de l'Amitié
Place

Rue de l'Angle Jaune, 19
1150 - Woluwe-Saint-Pierre

Cité de l'Amitié