South Wales Echo

Stars help youngsters to learn new skills

-

HUNDREDS of children and young people from across South Wales enjoyed a feast of rugby, boxing and football camps at the Vale Sports Arena during the half-term holiday.

The week-long event in partnershi­p with the Vale Sports Arena, PG10 Coaching and Adventure Camp Wales took place at the Vale Sports Arena in Penarth.

The sports camps offered each child aged between six and 16 opportunit­ies to be coached by top sports stars and top coaches.

The first camp was with former Wales and British Lion rugby player Lee Bryne and other coaches.

Children also had the unique experience of being coached by a host of Wales legends as well as Team GB Rugby 7’s star Jasmine Joyce and Wales ladies star Alisha Butcher who both took time out of the Wales Six Nations preparatio­ns.

Children took part in a host of sessions showing them different techniques and tips on how to get to the top of the game.

Undefeated former world champion Joe Calzaghe put children through their paces with his Calzaghe Academy and his talented son Connor introducin­g children to the art of boxing and the fitness and conditioni­ng benefits.

Joe also gave the children words of inspiratio­n in a special Q&A session.

The last camp was a unique two-day Soccer Camp delivered by coaches from PG10 Coaching. Hundreds of children learned new skills and techniques in a fun and safe environmen­t. PG10 continues to grow with record numbers of children and young people taking part in activities.

More camps are planned throughout the Easter holidays.

For more informatio­n contact info@ valesports­arena.cymru

 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United Kingdom