What is the "tight five" in rugby?

Question

i wnat to know what the tight five in rugby is :D

Answer 1

The "tight five" are the props, hooker, and the locks.  These five are the main force and structure of the scrum

Answer 2

Hooker, 2 props, and 2 second rows,

They are the base of a Scrum

Front Line- Hooker in the middle, probed up with a prop on each side, then second row, each second row between a prop and the hooker.

Answer 3

look for the biggest five cats on the team...chances are they are your tight five, or tight forwards...

Answer 4

Hooker, 2 props, and 2 second rows

3 on the front and 2 behind the first line (2nd row)

Answer 5

in the tight 5 there are 2 props 1 hooker and 2 locks. these players are the people how push in scrums.

Answer 6

The "tight five" is also known as the scrum.

Usually consists of two props (numbers 1 and 3), a hooker (number 2), and two locks (numbers 4 and 5)

usually used in Rugby Union.

Answer 7

2 props, 2 locks and a hooker. In other words, numbers 1-5 of each team at the start of the game. These also form the front 2 rows of a scrum.