Budding Banahans and wannabe Rokos can learn to play the Bath Rugby way when the club runs four Premiership Rugby camps during the school summer holidays.
Open to boys and girls aged between seven and 16, they will offer specially tailored coaching sessions delivered by some of the top rugby community coaches in the country.
There will be some skills sessions and an insight into the use of video analysis by Bath Rugby and other Premiership clubs.
Bath Rugby community rugby manager Steve Middleton said: “Every year, Bath Rugby’s community team deliver a variety of skills coaching at our camps at a level suitable for all players to return to their schools and clubs prepared for the new season.
“The camps will include a look at how the club uses videos to analyse and improve professional players, are always safe and fun, and really bring out the best in the camp participants.”
Tor RFC near Glastonbury will stages two courses, a Youth Camp for boys aged 13-16 only on August 13 and a Mini Camp for boys and girls aged seven-12 on August 1415.
Beechen Cliff School will then host the Mini Camp from August 26-28 and a Youth Camp from August 28-29.
To book a place on any of our camps or for more information, visit bookings.rugbycamps.co.uk or email steve.middleton@bathrugby.com.
Scrum on down this summer as Bath Rugby stage Premiership Rugby camps
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