Rugby itself is very traumatic as a game, but the South African national team Springbok coach Rudolf Straueli thought that tune his team for 2003rd championship victory. He sent the boys to the police training camp in South Africa's prairies. This event was named for Kamp Staaldraad -camp''behind barbwires''. The players in this great place didn't learned theory or games strategy, but trained for a war. This was rugby under the gun barrel on frozen lake, hideing in fox caves and national anthem singing, prowl naked along the ground and pulling head off of chickens. Overall, nice way to spend a time. As soon as the details of such training came to press, there was a scandal. The coach was fired, fans unhappy, but miraculously team lost nearly all its season games.
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