Haka - Maori Dance

I think it is pretty cool that they keep there tradition so high and use them in a sport. (:

tell me about it. i get goosebumps just from watching the videos on youtube. i desperately want to see one live sometime!

its one of those things that you would have to be there to see and feel the full effect.
iv seen thousands of hakas being performed, and every single of of them, there is hair standing on the back of the audiences necks

Duh..... lol

Makes American Football look like a bunch of pussies.

niceee!

luv it

i`m agree with you man:D

I would be scared if they did that in front of me :b

Nah, do drills, but make them theatrical and take the attention away from the Haka. It should only make them go harder and that's good for the game!

That's AWESOME!

well it's different when it's an antem lunarchesse but it scares the hell outta the opposing team i mean just look at their faces it's to scare the other team..

Yup, I'll aggree with that. People don't want to see teams showing a lack of respect for something so proud and of staunch tradition. The haka doesn't imply any disrespect at all, it's laying down the challenge and stating that their there to do the business. It's something so unique and special, and we should appreciate all that it represents.

They're showing respect. It'd be like going and doing drills during the other team's national anthem in Hockey.

it's just to scare the other team why dont the opposing team go and do some drill whilst they start dancibng like that

scary !!! they look like monkeys

Rugby is for man only, football S**ks

I was thinking the same thing. Aussies should do a drill while NZ does the Haka.

Super!

Tough, tight, and focused.

Haka one of those things that unites New Zealanders,Maori or not.Anyone can do the haka here,as long as you treat it with respect.

F**k about thats scary lol

Sweet, its a cool little thing that spices up rugby matches.
Every team should have a dance or something..how awesome would that be

You obviously don't understand that it doesn't matter if you're Maori or not, every New Zealander has the right to do the Haka.

Well actually, he's right. It's the under 21 team from 2003. The guy leading it is Pehi Te Whare.