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Enter the heart of the Championship with the Six Nations Mobile App: your passport to an unparalleled rugby experience, bringing the thrill of the game right to your fingertips. Dive into the action, stay connected, and immerse yourself in the world of Six Nations rugby like never before.

Go beyond the pitch with exclusive behind-the-scenes content, player opinions and interviews, plus in-depth analysis. Get closer to your favourite players with immersive multimedia features available only on the Six Nations app.

Dive into comprehensive player stats, team performance metrics, and expert insights. Stay informed with interactive data visualisations that enhance your understanding of the game, giving you a fresh perspective on all the hot topics from the game.

Take your passion for the sport to the next level with our Fantasy Rugby game. Build your dream team, compete with friends, and showcase your rugby knowledge as you climb the leaderboard to win fantastic prizes.

Rugby Kickoff is the ultimate mobile game for rugby enthusiasts seeking the thrill of the sport with the convenience of on-the-go entertainment. It puts you in the heart of the rugby experience, where every conversion kick counts and your skills determine the outcome of the match.

Immerse yourself in the lifelike environment of the rugby pitch, as you face the challenge of variable wind conditions, which affect the trajectory of your kicks. The intuitive flick kicking feature enables mastery over the angle and curve of each kick with a simple finger gesture, replicating the precision and pressure of a real rugby kicker.

Engage with competitors from around the globe via online leaderboards and strive for achievements that highlight kicking talents. The 3D graphics enhance the visual engagement of the experience, making every kick feel immersive.

In conclusion, Rugby Kickoff isn't just a mobile experience; it's an action-packed simulation that provides continuous entertainment, whether for casual play or a more committed kicking challenge. Download now and unleash the inner rugby champion in you.

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The Ruck Science app puts all our programs in your pocket. Forget downloading and printing the PDFs and carrying them around at the gym. The app lets you track your workout history, watch video demonstrations, and connect with over 9,000 other rugby players around the world.

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Rugby Nations 24 is a rugby game where you must manage your national rugby team to try and win each match. Prove that no other national team can upstage you by refining your tactics throughout the various competitions to unleash the potential of the hundreds of real players in the game.

Rugby Nations 24 has several game modes where you can change certain rules and elements of each game. For example, from the main menu, you can easily access prestigious tournaments such as the gripping Four Nations or the ever-exciting Rugby World Cup. Likewise, each match will take place in iconic stadiums located in different countries, such as Argentina, Australia or South Africa.

Although rugby has many different moves in real life, the controls in Rugby Nations 24 allow you to perform multiple actions without using complicated buttons. This means that you only need to tap the controller when you want to change the direction of any player on the field. In addition to this, there are several action buttons on the right of the screen for passing or kicking the ball.

Rugby Nations 24 not only offers you the chance to play with real teams, such as France, Spain, New Zealand or England, but you can also customize the match kits however you like to give your team a unique look.

The game's main menu also provides access to the training camp. Here is where you'll refine your tactics so that later, on the pitch, your players will have a clear idea of how to score more goals than their opponent. The fans' support and the athletes' drive will do the rest.

An incredible moment with a stranger encouraged a young Olivia Apps to embrace her alopecia diagnosis, the impetus for a burgeoning confidence from which the Canadian will now lead her side at the Rugby Americas North sevens tournament (19-20 August) with a Paris 2024 qualification berth on the line.

"I showed up with a bandana but that didn't last long. I took it off pretty quickly as I didn't want people to ask questions or be whispering about me behind my back. I'd rather be upfront and say, this is who I am, this is the way I look'."

One of six World Rugby Regional Association Olympic Qualification Tournaments taking place between 1 May 2023 and 31 December 2023, the two-day event offers a Paris 2024 quota spot for the top nation in the women's and men's editions.

It is at this event that Apps hopes to lead her charges to a qualification quota spot for Canada women at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, with the ultimate aim of improving on their showing at Tokyo 2020, in which the side placed ninth.

So, the pressure is ramping up, but the woman leading the way for the North American side has not only already had to navigate a challenging start in life but also a devastating injury that put her appearance at the Japan Games in jeopardy.

"It was frightening for her, and it was frightening for me," her mum, Danielle French, told World Rugby in April 2022 of the moment she started to find chunks of hair on her daughter's hairbrush and in the shower.

"I woke up in the morning and half of my hair was on the pillow, like staticky, like it's attached to the pillow," remembered Apps. "And I came downstairs, and I was like, 'Mum!' and my hair was really thin, and she looked at me and she was like, 'Oh my gosh'."

"I was really shaken up by it," said French, "because it's startling to see your child lose that much hair. And I don't really recall how long it took for her to lose most of her hair, but it was quick."

One of four sisters, her siblings' initial reaction was typical. "It went from like a childish moment of 'who made the shower disgusting and left all this hair behind', to 'Oh my gosh this is a lot of hair'," said Carlyle Apps.

A visit to the doctor provided little solace. Young Apps was told she had alopecia universalis, pretty much the most extreme form of the condition with hair lost from every part of the body. Not only that, there was not much that could be done about it.

"When my mum first told me that was a possibility, I was really scared and I immediately yelled out to the room, 'I'm not going to be a baldy mum. I'm not gonna do that. This isn't happening to me.' But so quickly, when those moments would be really scary, my sisters and my family were always right there."

That little bit of confidence blossomed when Apps took to rugby at 15 playing for her high school. Clearly talented from the off, the camaraderie of the team environment in which people from all walks of life work hard toward a common goal suited Apps' personality.

"You don't have to look like this or be this athletic type to play, you can be whatever and find a place on the team. I've really enjoyed making lifelong friends, playing rugby, just getting to know myself a bit better playing the sport," said Apps to World Rugby.

Three years later, a Sevens Series debut with Canada came in Sydney, with the team finishing third in the tournament. The side then came in seventh at the 2018 Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco.

Rehab finished just as the 2020 season was shut down in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more recovery time the benefit for Apps, who went on to make her Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020, delayed to 2021.

"It's been 18 years since I lost my hair, basically, and I wouldn't change it," she said. "I don't think I'd go back to having hair again because it's who I am now, and it's created the person I am today."

Dive into the thrill of intense competition with Rugby World Championship 2, a dynamic game that invites players to take center stage in the fierce and fast-paced world of international rugby union. Experience authentic 15 vs 15 matches that challenge enthusiasts with the full spectrum of rugby gameplay, from bone-crunching tackles and strategic back moves to the controlled chaos of scrums and lineouts.

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