I want to learn to play rugby.

I play with a lot of people.

We're high up overlooking Rio in one of the favelas.

We're lucky enough here to be able to be at a school that overlooks Rio

and be out here with the kids

who have never seen a rugby ball or never even heard of rugby.

Can you see that big building over there? I live under it.

HSBC is introducing the sport to thousands of kids

and is also training coaches to help develop the sport in Brazil.

- Now, then, are you ready? - Yes!

I think knowing the type of athletes

and the sports that are played here in Brazil,

you can see their footballing ability,

and they quickly picked up the ability to pass and catch a ball smoothly.

The transition is quite exciting for them.

They're really wanting to use their feet,

but they're still out there having fun.

The ball is round... It's oval. And you can't play with your feet.

You play with your hands.

Rugby is a sport with very well-established values and rules.

It promotes courage, teamwork and respect.

These are very important values for any society,

particularly to develop a country's new generation.

You need to be careful - look at where you are throwing the ball,

straight into your friend's hands.

No shots now!

Since the Olympic inclusion, the sport really has grown.

With the Olympics in Rio it's going to be a real showcase for the game.

It gives everybody around the world the opportunity to start playing rugby.

I feel like I'm a rugby player.