'From ancient times to the present, dancers have expressed ideas, stories, and rhythm with their dance. They use a variety of dance forms that allow free movement and self-expression, including classical ballet, modern dance, and culturally specific dance styles. Many dancers combine performance work with teaching or volunteering in order to fulfil social imperatives.'

'Dancers work with choreographers, who create original dances and develop new interpretations of existing dances. Because few dance routines are written down, choreographers instruct performers at rehearsals to achieve the desired effect' - Juillard Dance School.

Rugby, on the other hand, is not intended to be ballet, is it?

Rugby and ballet don't belong in the same sentence in my book but you'll be surprised to find theirs is a new era of rugby, I call it Rugbyish!

Performance Rugbyish is just like ballet. It's choreographed, bleeeauch !

When I hear that the Springboks design their outcomes for narrow margins against the Home Nations or that the All Blacks play a 'nail-biter' against Munster, I think WWF wrestling. I can't stand the stuff, I don't know about you.