Aspiring young rugby players across the county are once again being given the chance to improve their game with the professionals, in a Junior Rugby Camp on Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 October 2018, organised by Gloucester Rugby.
Aimed at boys and girls aged between eight and 13, and being held at Wycliffe College, the two-day course has been developed and designed using the most up-to-date techniques, to offer the best possible experience and start for rugby-loving county children.
Children can transform their skill levels or just have fun with former Gloucester Rugby and Samoan international player, Terry Fanolua, and Gloucester Rugby’s professional community coaches.
They can expect a fun and enjoyable experience developing core skills within a fun and friendly environment, benefiting from bespoke feedback and specially tailored advice – ideal for anyone hoping to improve their game.
Promising active fun during the October half term, Gloucester Rugby’s two-day camp is suitable for youngsters of all abilities.
