Youngsters throughout south and west Wales will be able to enjoy an unforgettable week of rugby this Easter thanks to a new scheme launched today by the Ospreys and their sponsors npower renewables, that will see the first ever Ospreys Training Camps ta
Youngsters throughout south and west Waleswill be able to enjoy an unforgettable week of rugby this Easter thanks to a new scheme launched today by the Ospreys and their sponsors npower renewables, that will see the first ever Ospreys Training Camps taking place across the region during the school holidays.
The five-day training camps, to be held at venues throughout the Ospreys region in Bridgend, Neath and Swansea, will be available to young rugby players. The programme, which has been put together by the Atlas Sports Academy’s highly experienced WRU/UKCC coaching staff and offers the youngsters a superb opportunity to improve their all round rugby skills in a friendly environment, with the added bonus of meeting their heroes from the Ospreys squad.
Each five day camp consists of a series of daily four hour coaching sessions concentrating on both individual and team skills, an educational diet and lifestyle theory session and refreshments, as well as visits from Ospreys players, a complimentary ticket for a future Ospreys game along with other Ospreys goodies, a certificate of attendance and Rugby Camp medal and refreshments. Qualified medical staff will be in attendance throughout all the sessions to ensure the safety of all participants.
Ospreys Chief Executive Mike Cuddy commented:
“The launch of the first ever Ospreys/npower renewables Training Camps is an exciting new development for us and is one that everybody involved with the region is very much looking forward to. Following on from our very successful Regional Tour in November, the training camps are yet another way in which we are interacting with young supporters across the region, spreading the Ospreys message and building long term relationships with the next generation of rugby supporters and players.
“Each camp will be offering youngsters the best in coaching and advice, the chance to meet some of the best players in welsh rugby, and for many, it also offers the first chance for them to enjoy live, first class rugby at Liberty Stadium.”
Mark Legerton, Development Manager for npower renewables projects in Wales
said:
“We are delighted to be associated with the first ever Ospreys Training
Camp. A key driver of npower renewables’ sponsorship of the Ospreys is its
commitment to the development of grass roots rugby across the Ospreys region,
and we are delighted that our support of the club really is benefiting both
the existing elite and the young future top players.”
Kevan Tee Managing Director of Atlas Sports Academy added:
"The Ospreys Easter Camp is an exciting new addition to our schedule and we are delighted that the Region has teamed up with us for the benefit of youngsters in South-West Wales. We are running courses at venues in Swansea, Neath & Bridgend, and already demand is high so would advise anyone interested in booking a place to do so quickly, in order to avoid disappointment.
“It is anticipated that we will then continue to operate Ospreys Training Camps during the other school holidays, further assisting to spread the Ospreys message throughout the region and offering hundreds more children the opportunity to enjoy first class rugby training in a fun & friendly environment, allowing them to not only develop their rugby skills, but also, to make many new friends on and off the pitch!"
To book a place on the five days Ospreys Easter Camp, call Atlas Sports Academy on 01656 768317, or for further information visit www.atlassportsacademy.org. Places cost £99 per person.