this was an exhibition match at the beginning of the season. I was on the other team (Bingham Miners out of Salt Lake City Utah we were top ranked in our state and Trinity was top in their state as well) You can't see in the video but we also have a tradition performing the Haka. We were doing our Haka at the same time as they were. The original plan was to be face to face with them doing both Haka's but the league said that we would need to face our own sidelines. We lost the game 42-28. Mad respect to Trinity. Watching this video brought a massive smile to my face.
If you listen closely, they're speaking Tongan not Maori. Stop hating on this team & what they do cos they're a really good football team. Much love to my Poly people!
hey hey, im from a texas team, and listen to guitars and used* to skateboard, and i still think that the Haka is one of thee most badass things to do before any contact sport.
I am a Māori, an being from Aotearoa. I think Texas is the greatest Country in the World. They can keep the rest, usa should be called Texas. Hands Down.
I'm from New Zealand...every tribe in NZ and the Pacific Islands has their own variation. Good on these guys I say...don't know why so many in the comments are giving them a hard time!
One they probably never played football nor do they realize that you are ready to go to war (especially at that age) and two they have no respect for culture and have no idea about the history of the Haka
True warriors that are all irrelevant because the real warriors are all the blacks and whites in the south🤷♂️ last time one of yall was actually relevant in the nfl was when Troy polamalu was playing
@@fasiapulekaufusi6632 This Trinity HS in Texas, Xtown rivals of LD Bell? I graduated in 97 and Trinity has always had a healthy Tongan/Samoan population in the area! Hella nice people and hard hitting! Respect.
Love how people downing some high school kids who are representing they heritage by doing their version (which their parents and grandparents thought them) of the haka
Im from the Philippine Islands, and I dont recal anything similar to the Haka Ritual. I wish we did, like they have in New Zealand, Tongan, Samoan, and Hawanian Islands cultures. Its an awesome ritual before any contact sport!
The player with the long hair is absolutely breathtaking. This is such a good video. I don't know if this is haka or not cuz other comments, but regardless it's really nice to see different cultures from mine. I don't know if my islands have anything like this, but ifine do I need to find out quick!
it's new, it's original, it's scary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THE BEST SIPITAU ('haka) !!!!!!!!!!! and done in the CORECT LANGUAGE OF THE TRUE WARRIORS OF THE SOUTH SEAS!!!!!! well done boys, hope you play as good as your challenge!!!!
@@LordSpongebob The Trinity Trojan's & LD.Bell Blue Raider's Rival Football Team was mostly made up of Tongans back than from 2004-2008. The guy who started it was a fan of the New Zealand Rugby team everyone started referring to it as the Haka because of the Hawaii Warriors College Football Team where it's mostly known in the United States Of America.
It may be done wrong but eh it's something different for once. In Hawaii mostly all the schools do the Maori Hakas, this is something different and it gives me the chicken skins. I still feel the mana from this Sipi Tau. Good job boys
by SilentAssasin808 The only school that does the haka is Kahuku. But I live in Oahu, I never saw any other island schools doing the haka except for kahuku.
this shit....is just awesome...i would be so intimidated if i saw that. i imagine this was the state title game so the other team probably wasnt worrying about this, but dam this was intense. makes me miss football in the end
Actually this was an exhibition match at the beginning of the season. I was on the other team (Bingham Miners out of Salt Lake City Utah) You can't see in the video but we also have a tradition performing the Haka. We were doing our Haka at the same time as they were. The original plan was to be face to face with them doing both Haka's but the league said that we would need to face our own sidelines. We lost the game 42-28. Mad respect to Trinity. Watching this video brought a massive smile to my face.
Sorry folks! The Haka is a Challenge! not a "war dance" It's also a sign of respect to the opposing team, "We challenge you! and we respect you to play your best against us as we, will against you!!"
Dude, stop hating, the team does this to inspire the team and school, it has nothing to do with any competition you have imagined in your rude little head.
The Haka Kamata is the Maori version Hawaiian . The Cibi Thim-Bi is Tongan it started in Fiji , The Sipi Tau is New Zealand it wouldn't really matter because they share the same heritage. There doing the Sipi Tau taken from New Zealand . The LD.Bell Blue Raider's & Trinity Trojan's Football Team is mostly made up of Tongans . There's 3 main dances and there actually a Military Dance to strike fear into the enemy on a battlefield .
La Lonesko finally someone who doesn't complain that it's done incorrectly like stfu lol at least they're representing the war dance with pride and passion even though they might not even be Tongan lol, like some people got to calm tf down😂😂😂
Reading all these comments and thinking to myself do you think that's gonna stop these guys from doing it no I'm full samoan and I know what it feels like to look at somebody's culture being copied but others say it's a Sipi which I'm not gonna judge because that's you guys culture but it won't stop them from doing it they're gonna keep doing it but overall love it and is that really a highschool stadium because that looks better than Washington Huskies stadium
I liked it hahaa somthin new but it was tight..no matter how much change you do to the haka always have respect for the original tradition and go all out..
Sipitau..You havent seen it all I guess, but true this is done in serious fashion it was done by our ancestors to prepare for war, in this context they are preparing for war (football game) so the context in which the Haka/Sipitau mix is used is correct and I dont mind too much about the actions as they most likely havent been exposed to the war dances like we have.
The Trinity Trojan's won 3 State Championship's between 2004 -2009 and they mostly went undefeated because of all those large Tongans the Dance actually striked fear into most of the team's they played leading to blow out score's nobody wanted to play the Trinity Trojan's back than it was guaranteed injuries and a major loss for there opponents everyone around Tarrant County knew who they were now the team's to be feared are between Allen & Coppell 2004-2008 the Trinity Trojan's were basically the Dallas Carter Cowboys of the 80's a Power House. Going up against them would be like playing the Clemson Tigers or New York Giants haveing a freight train hit you those were some big ass boys back than .
That's true, Trinity were awesome in that stretch. The Pearland Oilers broke the Trinity Trojans when they beat them in the state championship game in 2010. Trinity not been back since.
I’m just wondering if the other Polynesian brothers went into battle after the HAKA was preformed 300 years ago. I know the māori did when going up against the British empire. Or are the rest of our Polynesian brothers just doing it now because of the all blacks lead the way of it.
All polyneisan have their own sense of the "haka" in my own culture, the Samoan culture, it's call the Siva Tau the Tongans, Fijian, tokelauans, Hawaiians, Nieuans and many more Pacifica countries hold their own special war dance. The all blacks had nothing to do with it, Pacificas Island's war dances go centuries ago
It's a sipitau not a haka, that's like saying the samoan sivatau is krumping, and see how quick Yous Americans will jump on defence, cmon guys it ain't hard get the names right haha
You can call it a haka. Haka means dance. Siva means dance. They are all types of Hakas (aka war dance) Sipitau is a haka sivatau is a haka fijians have the cibi which is their haka and the maoris have the Ka Mate which is their haka.
If your going to butt in, please read the previous conversation. I never said it was universal for WAR DANCE, I was implying that the word in essence is commonly used to refer to dance, The original comment was that IT LOOKS LIKE A TONGAN DANCE, I pointed out that Tongans use the word Haka too, but apparently only Maori do.
dont know whats up with all the hate ? this is solid ! You might wanna call it a Sipitau instead of a haka, Tongans use the term Sipitau instead of haka . but other than that , i thought it was good !
May I suggest you try the Ha'a instead? It is specifically Hawaiian. It would benefit all of those involved to know their own wardance and spread the culture of Hawaii. Uplift your language and culture and be proud. I see some other teams have already started doing the ha'a. I look forward to Hawaiians embracing their culture and proudly displaying it to us all.
Anyone who has played American Football AND Rugby knows that American Football is much more high impact and with much greater chance of injury. Rugby is more linear, with most contact being made after side to side movement in open field. I never got my bell rung in rugby, but bumps and bruises were much more common. The high speed multidirectional impact of American Football is much much more rough than anything in rugby, and thats coming from an unbiased view of someone who played both for many years. Its not the absence of the pads that make Rugby less violent, its the structure of the game. I love both, but I don't like the argument that Rugby is more rough, because its just not true. Although you will get more minor hurts without pads, you will get way less serious injuries.
+. Kezzakilla No I haven't. But I still maintain that rugby takes a harder toll on your body long term, and you will sustain more minor injuries along the way. But the impact and injuries of football are much worse. People feel invincible with a helmet on, and the vertical nature of football creates many more high speed impacts than rugby which sees only a few hard collisions per game. The biggest fear of most people about rugby is the size and strength of the players. But coming from someone who wasnt outsized or strength'd on the field it isnt scary at all. It's nothing compared to catching a pass over the middle, getting hit on a full speed kick return, a FB and LB meeting head on in the hole or many other aspects of American football. Anyone who has played both at a high level understands this. Most people are unfamiliar with rugby and the thought of getting tackled with no pads by a strong person scares them. And so people who have played rugby like to make it sound rougher than it really is because they know others haven't experienced it and admire the danger in it. I understood this even while playing. It's amazing how much more manly the girls thought rugby was than football, and I just thought 'oh if you only knew'. The worst hits i took in rugby wouldn't even crack the top 20 of my football career. But in fairness I did play football 15 years and rugby only 5. But still, both are great sports. I wish I could still play, but my body has been through too much. Basically in rugby you are going to be sore more, and have more bumps and bruises, but in football you will experience more events that could severely hurt you.
Mate, I can shear 300 sheep a day on a good day,on a bad day 80mins of rugby ain't got shit on shearing buddy. And then i gotta Manage the farm pay the workers feed the kiids list goes on and on gosh and still be a casual engineer on the side. Rugby is just a social event for me, I play for the bros and the beers only time I get to myself. Always been fearless in everything mate ,don't matter if they bigger or what Ill drop the cunt. And football ,Well never played don't watch it couldn't careless about it aye. Bro, if yah wanna play rugby play it in NZ. There's not a place on earth that plays as smart hard ,fast n tough as we do!! Up the Abs
For those asking why aren't they facing the other team..it's because they're not allowed to. I dont know why , it's just they aren't. Its a damn highschool team , calm the hell down.
kailao is a form of WAR DANCE.. just like the tau fakaniua is a WAR DANCE. Haka could mean dance in many forms, thats what im pertaining to.. please comprehend what you read before butting in. thank :)
If the team is mostly Tongan/Samoan, why are they doing a haka when that is a New Zealand thing? (I'm from NZ btw). Shouldn't it be the Sipi Tau or Siva Tau?
No, actually, sipi tau falls under kailao. It's a song/chant that can be performed as a kailao. All i'm saying is if you call a Tongan war dance a haka, then you're wrong. Have a nice day.
aiight im maori. this aint no haka. this is like a tongan dance or something. as a maori ima throw it out there for all of us and say WE ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OF THIS
Respect the HAKA or STFU! The haka (/ˈhɑːkə/; plural haka, in both Māori and English) is a ceremonial dance or challenge in Māori culture. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
Lisa Mia. The thing you seem to be missing is that is "in maori culture", not for who ever thinks they can invent a crap version and use it as their own.
The reason why people think they samoan because alot of samoans live in california and people from california assume everytime they see a polynesian they think samoan
the word HAKA comes from to MAORI words. HA meaning breath or words & KA meaning fire or hot. so the word HAKA MEANS FIERY WORDS. im maori & hate what use are doing with our HAKA & MA TIMA TANGA IS ARE MAORI HAKA TO.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MAORI HAKA AND A TONGAN SIPI TAU!!! and this is clearly a sipi tau .. it's understood why some people would think this is Maori because a few times, they poke their tongue out which they shouldn't, in a sipi tau you don't poke your tongue out! that is traditional for Maori's.. overall this video should be renamed to a sipi tau and the boys to learn to not poke their tongue out .. respect to the tokoua's for making their own sipi tau though :)
I believe what he is trying to say is that a Haka is traditionally Maori or of Tangata Whenua and based on the manor it is performed in these videos it is very disrespectful not just to the art but to the people and culture.
this was an exhibition match at the beginning of the season. I was on the other team (Bingham Miners out of Salt Lake City Utah we were top ranked in our state and Trinity was top in their state as well) You can't see in the video but we also have a tradition performing the Haka. We were doing our Haka at the same time as they were. The original plan was to be face to face with them doing both Haka's but the league said that we would need to face our own sidelines. We lost the game 42-28. Mad respect to Trinity. Watching this video brought a massive smile to my face.
I read all that just to learn our Polynesians are stronger than your Polynesians
If you guys had done that face to face you may have started a war.
Not surprised that’s how rugby teams do it when I played when I was playing
12 years later and here I am googling this because it is THAT BAD ASS AAAAHHHHH!!! 😝😝😝💀💀💀🙆♂️🙇♂️
If you listen closely, they're speaking Tongan not Maori. Stop hating on this team & what they do cos they're a really good football team. Much love to my Poly people!
Junior Fa'oa TONGAN IS PART OF THE Maori tribe
Colleen Tafai nigga what?
Colleen Tafai NO ITS NOT. Tonga was never conquered by anyone and to this day remains an INDEPENDENT kingdom. But Maoris belong to the British tribe
@@nuttybangerz and you probs live on there land
Mo Jones saiii😂😂 uli uli in da house ehh ?😂
hey hey, im from a texas team, and listen to guitars and used* to skateboard, and i still think that the Haka is one of thee most badass things to do before any contact sport.
I am a Māori, an being from Aotearoa. I think Texas is the greatest Country in the World. They can keep the rest, usa should be called Texas. Hands Down.
@@maorifilm we can annex whenever we choose. Maybe with the way America is looking these days we should
@@THESIXTHEGG whark yeah. Then let me in. 💯💚💯
It's good to see my black brothers doing the haka to ...
Liu T yeah
Mad respect for them. Truly ❤
I'm from New Zealand...every tribe in NZ and the Pacific Islands has their own variation. Good on these guys I say...don't know why so many in the comments are giving them a hard time!
One they probably never played football nor do they realize that you are ready to go to war (especially at that age) and two they have no respect for culture and have no idea about the history of the Haka
Honestly this just shows that Polynesian people are true warriors.. We have culture that most people don't have.. Now they want to be like us..✊
Or… now hear me out… They just respect the culture the way they usually respect most other cultures.
Half of their teams are Polynesian 😂, quit hating on these kids
Idk about warriors. Yall lost all yalls land. Europeans the real warriors
True warriors that are all irrelevant because the real warriors are all the blacks and whites in the south🤷♂️ last time one of yall was actually relevant in the nfl was when Troy polamalu was playing
i feel like no one realizes that like half of this team is samoan aha
dan as yeah I was gonna say something before noticing that
Tongan *
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Tongan. Only two i think were Samoan. I graduated from this high school. I know every single one of them.
@@fasiapulekaufusi6632 This Trinity HS in Texas, Xtown rivals of LD Bell? I graduated in 97 and Trinity has always had a healthy Tongan/Samoan population in the area! Hella nice people and hard hitting! Respect.
Love how people downing some high school kids who are representing they heritage by doing their version (which their parents and grandparents thought them) of the haka
Their heritage......?
Aden own Lynn public library
And in 4 years all of them are in the NFL - something about this HAKA turns all of them into Polamalu LOL
TJ LSU DAD Solomon went to college then stopped not all tho
TJ LSU DAD they all not in nfl stop it all this then yhey come dwn deep south and get run out the bldnh
Lsu is pretty deep and isnt trinity in Huston
TJ LSU DAD or in WWE
jacof62 x euless I think
Im from the Philippine Islands, and I dont recal anything similar to the Haka Ritual. I wish we did, like they have in New Zealand, Tongan, Samoan, and Hawanian Islands cultures. Its an awesome ritual before any contact sport!
2021 still amazing indigenous Pacific Island people amazing
I went down the haka rabbit hole and I love it .
this is a sipi tau haha😭
Holy fucking shit!😱😱 That was intense. So powerful.
nice mixture and nice energy , it`s done with passion that counts. :)
This is cool badass I like this cause they are performing a war dance (sipitau) originating to the Tongan culture similar to the Maori haka.
The player with the long hair is absolutely breathtaking. This is such a good video. I don't know if this is haka or not cuz other comments, but regardless it's really nice to see different cultures from mine. I don't know if my islands have anything like this, but ifine do I need to find out quick!
it's new, it's original, it's scary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THE BEST SIPITAU ('haka) !!!!!!!!!!! and done in the CORECT LANGUAGE OF THE TRUE WARRIORS OF THE SOUTH SEAS!!!!!! well done boys, hope you play as good as your challenge!!!!
Its not new, Māori been doing hakas for like ever
The Dance is actually Sipi Tau taken from New Zealand. They started doing it during the 2004 season.
The Sipi Tau is Tongan
@@LordSpongebob The Trinity Trojan's & LD.Bell Blue Raider's Rival Football Team was mostly made up of Tongans back than from 2004-2008. The guy who started it was a fan of the New Zealand Rugby team everyone started referring to it as the Haka because of the Hawaii Warriors College Football Team where it's mostly known in the United States Of America.
Jesus Christ... Chills... LITERAL CHILLS!!!!
It may be done wrong but eh it's something different for once. In Hawaii mostly all the schools do the Maori Hakas, this is something different and it gives me the chicken skins. I still feel the mana from this Sipi Tau. Good job boys
by SilentAssasin808 The only school that does the haka is Kahuku. But I live in Oahu, I never saw any other island schools doing the haka except for kahuku.
Your wrong.
this shit....is just awesome...i would be so intimidated if i saw that. i imagine this was the state title game so the other team probably wasnt worrying about this, but dam this was intense. makes me miss football in the end
Actually this was an exhibition match at the beginning of the season. I was on the other team (Bingham Miners out of Salt Lake City Utah) You can't see in the video but we also have a tradition performing the Haka. We were doing our Haka at the same time as they were. The original plan was to be face to face with them doing both Haka's but the league said that we would need to face our own sidelines. We lost the game 42-28. Mad respect to Trinity. Watching this video brought a massive smile to my face.
Damn watching this pumps me up
Sorry folks! The Haka is a Challenge! not a "war dance" It's also a sign of respect to the opposing team, "We challenge you! and we respect you to play your best against us as we, will against you!!"
Dude, stop hating, the team does this to inspire the team and school, it has nothing to do with any competition you have imagined in your rude little head.
EriHazeleyes1996 fucking awesome to watch though
I think that it's good that other people our taking part in our culture.
The Haka Kamata is the Maori version Hawaiian . The Cibi Thim-Bi is Tongan it started in Fiji , The Sipi Tau is New Zealand it wouldn't really matter because they share the same heritage. There doing the Sipi Tau taken from New Zealand . The LD.Bell Blue Raider's & Trinity Trojan's Football Team is mostly made up of Tongans . There's 3 main dances and there actually a Military Dance to strike fear into the enemy on a battlefield .
Sipi tau is the Tongan war chant bro lol
bloody tu meke I say solid bois gave me goose bumbs island bros .....new Zealand boi here
La Lonesko finally someone who doesn't complain that it's done incorrectly like stfu lol at least they're representing the war dance with pride and passion even though they might not even be Tongan lol, like some people got to calm tf down😂😂😂
The most feared team in all of football during that time!
Reading all these comments and thinking to myself do you think that's gonna stop these guys from doing it no I'm full samoan and I know what it feels like to look at somebody's culture being copied but others say it's a Sipi which I'm not gonna judge because that's you guys culture but it won't stop them from doing it they're gonna keep doing it but overall love it and is that really a highschool stadium because that looks better than Washington Huskies stadium
Jeremiah Sio During the Texas high school football playoffs the games are played at AT&T stadium. I don’t recall what year this from.
Brian Ferdig Jr The we’re facing Bingham (Utah) and it was the season opener
black people feel the same way
Hard out toko.. I'm just proud that our Polynesian cultures are getting noticed. They want to be like us is the way i see it...
Me: "Hey you know coach? Im good, yall dont need me😂"
I seen that last night when they played Midland Legacy High School an it was badass
i swear i saw the Great Khali in pads
😂😂😂
My city. My neighbors. Go Euless TX !
Wtf I didn't kno that was euless??
John W John Washington????
I liked it hahaa somthin new but it was tight..no matter how much change you do to the haka always have respect for the original tradition and go all out..
I believe that I was at that game. My father used to work at the football field they play at.
THIS WAS A LEGENDARY HS FOOTBALL TEAM. WHERE IS THE MOVIE?
Saludos desde MEXICO
damm who came up wit da words!! dis shiit goo!! TONGAAAAAAA!!!!!!
Wishing I was a senior during this time 😭😮💨
i was just watching the rugby hakas and then saw this and im like "the fuck is this shit"
Sipitau..You havent seen it all I guess, but true this is done in serious fashion it was done by our ancestors to prepare for war, in this context they are preparing for war (football game) so the context in which the Haka/Sipitau mix is used is correct and I dont mind too much about the actions as they most likely havent been exposed to the war dances like we have.
this one is by far the best out of them other little college hakas or whatever
this is a sipi tau😭
This is NOT in your face. The Trojans are facing and saluting their fans!!!
Samoans rule in Rugby 🏉 and American Football.
The Trinity Trojan's won 3 State Championship's between 2004 -2009 and they mostly went undefeated because of all those large Tongans the Dance actually striked fear into most of the team's they played leading to blow out score's nobody wanted to play the Trinity Trojan's back than it was guaranteed injuries and a major loss for there opponents everyone around Tarrant County knew who they were now the team's to be feared are between Allen & Coppell 2004-2008 the Trinity Trojan's were basically the Dallas Carter Cowboys of the 80's a Power House. Going up against them would be like playing the Clemson Tigers or New York Giants haveing a freight train hit you those were some big ass boys back than .
That's true, Trinity were awesome in that stretch. The Pearland Oilers broke the Trinity Trojans when they beat them in the state championship game in 2010. Trinity not been back since.
shit this was way better than the original, props
I’m just wondering if the other Polynesian brothers went into battle after the HAKA was preformed 300 years ago.
I know the māori did when going up against the British empire. Or are the rest of our Polynesian brothers just doing it now because of the all blacks lead the way of it.
All polyneisan have their own sense of the "haka" in my own culture, the Samoan culture, it's call the Siva Tau the Tongans, Fijian, tokelauans, Hawaiians, Nieuans and many more Pacifica countries hold their own special war dance. The all blacks had nothing to do with it, Pacificas Island's war dances go centuries ago
Its the Haka.Its a war dance that shows power and intimidates the opponent.Its a poylinesian tradition
this is a sipi tau. only us māori do the haka
The all blacks better up there game in the haka department these guys did good ...Malo uso mata ma Tonga ...kia ora from nz
It's a sipitau not a haka, that's like saying the samoan sivatau is krumping, and see how quick Yous Americans will jump on defence, cmon guys it ain't hard get the names right haha
Is a sivitau or sipitau or something elae? Its Hawaiian so what ever thet they want to call it or.do, does me
@K O Do you even know what the difference is dipshit? Kaua e whakahihi e hoa ma!
sipi tau is tongan
the siva tau however is samoan
and then the maori have the haka
but i dont know about Hawaiians
Mike Asoau gotta admit tho dude... haka made.Pacific war dances famous.... dont get all defensive bro.... kaua e whakama
You can call it a haka. Haka means dance. Siva means dance. They are all types of Hakas (aka war dance) Sipitau is a haka sivatau is a haka fijians have the cibi which is their haka and the maoris have the Ka Mate which is their haka.
Yo I'm from NZ but this is next level hype shit haha
watch Kahuku red raiders haka, lit af
I am about to start at this school next year
They have a great community in that HEB AREA..
If your going to butt in, please read the previous conversation. I never said it was universal for WAR DANCE, I was implying that the word in essence is commonly used to refer to dance, The original comment was that IT LOOKS LIKE A TONGAN DANCE, I pointed out that Tongans use the word Haka too, but apparently only Maori do.
dont know whats up with all the hate ? this is solid ! You might wanna call it a Sipitau instead of a haka, Tongans use the term Sipitau instead of haka . but other than that , i thought it was good !
May I suggest you try the Ha'a instead? It is specifically Hawaiian. It would benefit all of those involved to know their own wardance and spread the culture of Hawaii. Uplift your language and culture and be proud. I see some other teams have already started doing the ha'a. I look forward to Hawaiians embracing their culture and proudly displaying it to us all.
Except most of those kids are Tongan and doing the sipi tau.
Miss Tuwharetoa they should I am from Hawaii so I agree
These kids are Tongan and they're doing the Sipi Tau.
So yes they are embracing their culture. Maybe you so do some research before making a dumb comment like this.
Dude I know there Tongan and they are a copy of Samoa but we’re just saying people should try a haka from Hawaii
Anyone who has played American Football AND Rugby knows that American Football is much more high impact and with much greater chance of injury. Rugby is more linear, with most contact being made after side to side movement in open field. I never got my bell rung in rugby, but bumps and bruises were much more common. The high speed multidirectional impact of American Football is much much more rough than anything in rugby, and thats coming from an unbiased view of someone who played both for many years. Its not the absence of the pads that make Rugby less violent, its the structure of the game. I love both, but I don't like the argument that Rugby is more rough, because its just not true. Although you will get more minor hurts without pads, you will get way less serious injuries.
Ever played bullrush or crash in nz??
+. Kezzakilla No I haven't. But I still maintain that rugby takes a harder toll on your body long term, and you will sustain more minor injuries along the way. But the impact and injuries of football are much worse. People feel invincible with a helmet on, and the vertical nature of football creates many more high speed impacts than rugby which sees only a few hard collisions per game. The biggest fear of most people about rugby is the size and strength of the players. But coming from someone who wasnt outsized or strength'd on the field it isnt scary at all. It's nothing compared to catching a pass over the middle, getting hit on a full speed kick return, a FB and LB meeting head on in the hole or many other aspects of American football. Anyone who has played both at a high level understands this. Most people are unfamiliar with rugby and the thought of getting tackled with no pads by a strong person scares them. And so people who have played rugby like to make it sound rougher than it really is because they know others haven't experienced it and admire the danger in it. I understood this even while playing. It's amazing how much more manly the girls thought rugby was than football, and I just thought 'oh if you only knew'. The worst hits i took in rugby wouldn't even crack the top 20 of my football career. But in fairness I did play football 15 years and rugby only 5. But still, both are great sports. I wish I could still play, but my body has been through too much. Basically in rugby you are going to be sore more, and have more bumps and bruises, but in football you will experience more events that could severely hurt you.
Mate, I can shear 300 sheep a day on a good day,on a bad day 80mins of rugby ain't got shit on shearing buddy.
And then i gotta Manage the farm pay the workers feed the kiids list goes on and on gosh and still be a casual engineer on the side.
Rugby is just a social event for me, I play for the bros and the beers only time I get to myself.
Always been fearless in everything mate ,don't matter if they bigger or what Ill drop the cunt.
And football ,Well never played don't watch it couldn't careless about it aye.
Bro, if yah wanna play rugby play it in NZ. There's not a place on earth that plays as smart hard ,fast n tough as we do!!
Up the Abs
Yeah that's why u wear protective gear and in rugby we don't. Because u pussys are scared of taking a bad hit like what people in rugby di
The last time football players didn't wear helmets was 1905. 11 people died that season.
well ive seen tongan hakas and they look nothing like that and they are done with alot more seriousness and respect
They probably got stumped after all that shit. From using all their energy doing choreography.
Badass…..strictly badass !!!
If the team I’m about to go against does a full Haka with this guy leading the charge, I quit. I’m done. This is an actual war now.
I LIKE THE NEWER ONE THIS YEAR MATE MAA TONGAAAA! !!!
For those asking why aren't they facing the other team..it's because they're not allowed to. I dont know why , it's just they aren't. Its a damn highschool team , calm the hell down.
kailao is a form of WAR DANCE.. just like the tau fakaniua is a WAR DANCE.
Haka could mean dance in many forms, thats what im pertaining to.. please comprehend what you read before butting in. thank :)
If the team is mostly Tongan/Samoan, why are they doing a haka when that is a New Zealand thing? (I'm from NZ btw).
Shouldn't it be the Sipi Tau or Siva Tau?
No, actually, sipi tau falls under kailao. It's a song/chant that can be performed as a kailao. All i'm saying is if you call a Tongan war dance a haka, then you're wrong. Have a nice day.
aiight im maori. this aint no haka. this is like a tongan dance or something. as a maori ima throw it out there for all of us and say WE ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OF THIS
Bet the crowd got goose bumps I didn't tho lol here in nz we use to it
Respect the HAKA or STFU!
The haka (/ˈhɑːkə/; plural haka, in both Māori and English) is a ceremonial dance or challenge in Māori culture. It is a posture dance performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.
Lisa Mia. The thing you seem to be missing is that is
"in maori culture", not for who ever thinks they can invent a crap version and use it as their own.
The reason why people think they samoan because alot of samoans live in california and people from california assume everytime they see a polynesian they think samoan
R u from london-town?
How can you not ball the hell out and leave it on the field after this
Bloody hell! How many men in each team?
It’s a football team they always have a lot of people, for substitutions and etc
Is number 76 named "Chicken"?
Good haka done with passion!
this school got the load of Polys,im guessing theyre a good football team.
is this war dance actually maori? i couldnt really hear what the leader was saying and i havent seen a maori haka like that before
i know its 9 years too late but nah this is a tongan sipi tau
the word HAKA comes from to MAORI words. HA meaning breath or words & KA meaning fire or hot. so the word HAKA MEANS FIERY WORDS. im maori & hate what use are doing with our HAKA & MA TIMA TANGA IS ARE MAORI HAKA TO.
The literally said we wanna kill somebody in Tongan 🤣🤣🤣
What Team is This?????
This sippi tau to hard I hope they won💯
What is Haka?
That's a NFL team at this point
theres no pukana in a tongan sipi tau?
omg..well done boyz
mother of god......that hair
Did they win the game?😂😆😂
Whats better than Haka....... Nothing, the answer is nothing
How they snuck Palamalu in there no one will ever know
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MAORI HAKA AND A TONGAN SIPI TAU!!! and this is clearly a sipi tau .. it's understood why some people would think this is Maori because a few times, they poke their tongue out which they shouldn't, in a sipi tau you don't poke your tongue out! that is traditional for Maori's.. overall this video should be renamed to a sipi tau and the boys to learn to not poke their tongue out .. respect to the tokoua's for making their own sipi tau though :)
ese wey hace las mismas caras que jojojorge falcon :D
Is this a high school team they scary af
dang trinity has change the sipitau
O-O I was born on 2009 and im 10 now
Good lord.Thats a high school stadium?Its a monstrosity!
and tongans and samoans are polynesian, like maoris.. and perform hakas too
your so right Im Maori and every one I know thinks its bull shit. when r maori tells you that I think it speaks for its self lmao.
Love it
I believe what he is trying to say is that a Haka is traditionally Maori or of Tangata Whenua and based on the manor it is performed in these videos it is very disrespectful not just to the art but to the people and culture.
THIS AINT A MAORI HAKA FROM NZ just saying churr
It's an adaptation and it's cool.