Monday, January 17, 2011

YOUNG LIONS RUGBY CLUB TO ORGANISE BEGINNER'S TRAINING PROGRAM




Young Lions Rugby Football Club with its base at the National Stadium Surulere, Lagos will start a one month beginner's rugby training program as it resumes its 2011 Rugby Season on Tuesday & Thursday from 5pm – 7pm and on Saturday from 8am – 10am.


According to the proprietor of the sports city rugby club, who is also an IRB Educator Mr. Ntiense O. Williams, “We will commence a one month free beginner’s training program at the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos on Tuesday & Thursday evenings from 5-7pm and Saturday morning from 8– 10am respectively.”


Said he, “This beginners training program is intended to create an awareness & interest in the game and encourage anyone who has an interest in learning how to play the beautiful game of rugby or wants to know more about the game and get involved at any level of playing, coaching, match officiating or even administrating the game.”


According to Mr. Ntiensi Popularly known as “Mr. Rugby” in Nigeria, “Young Lions Rugby Football Club has over its 12 years of existence produced rugby players who have featured for other club-sides in the country, all the Rugby National Teams in Nigeria & even the Ghana national Team, with some now plying their trade in foreign countries.”



He went on to state that the club is gifted in giving rugby enthusiast the basics of the game, by educating them with the proper introduction and understanding of the game’s culture, tradition, terminologies, & spirit of the game!


The training program is free and open to both male & female from the ages of 12 years old, and will run from Tuesday 18 January 2011 through to Saturday 26 February 2011 on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 5 -7 pm and on Saturday 8 – 10 am respectively.


Rugby is one of the cheapest sports to play, as it only requires a rugby ball to play. You can play on different surfaces such as grass, sand, sawdust or snow with safety as its watch word. One only needs a T-Shirt, Shorts and canvas to start, and we will be starting with the fun part called “Touch Rugby” which is very enjoyable and without any contact!


We will also do some theory, watch some rugby educational tapes, and you can have the opportunity of recording your copy of some very important international rugby matches.


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