Scrum bag training apparatus with sensing technology

A scrum bag training apparatus has a frame structure with four pillars and three cavity areas comprising of all-weather PVC that covers the internal foam material to allow indoor and outdoor use. Tie-downs can be used for attaching the apparatus to a fixture and a handle is located on each side for transporting the scrum bag and for the players to grip onto during training. Detachable mirrors attached to the rear of the scrum bag allow players to see their back position on entering the scrum. Sensor technology is embedded into the four pillars for measuring the force of each front-row player that exerts pressure onto the scrum bag. These sensors are connected to a computer and force values are measured and displayed electronically via a computer screen. Three laser lights are located at the top of each cavity, monitoring the level correctness of the back arch entering the scrummaging position.