Bedford Blues


Club is offering lockdown support


Bedford Blues Community and Blues Foundation are continuing to off er support through lockdown with various schemes and initiatives available for young people to continue their development and education through these testing times. In the absence of regular PE sessions and rugby


training, which has been brought to a halt during the third national lockdown, Blues Community are determined to continue showcasing and delivering rugby coaching under Play the Blues Way principles. One initiative created is to allow aspiring young


rugby players to continue working on their skills through specialist one-to-one training sessions at Goldington Road. Tailored to suit individual needs, Blues


Community will specialise all training sessions to ensure that all youngsters expand on their work-ons


and continue to develop their own game under Play the Blues Way principles. Priced from £25 per session, with each session lasting 45 minutes,


timings can be agreed to suit the individual. With schools currently closed it’s the perfect way to stay up to speed and continue rugby development. Simply email community@bedfordrugby.co.uk to discuss availability. All sessions will be subject to the latest Government advice to


ensure a safe and secure manner for all youngsters and our coaching staff and the Blues Community continue to monitor guidelines from the Government and the RFU in line with the club’s COVID risk management plan.


Camps planned Following a highly successful socially distanced rugby camp during October half-term, Blues Community will be back at Easter with two three-day camps at the home of Bedford Blues. Hosted between Tuesday March 30 and T ursday April 1, then


again from Tuesday April 6 and T ursday April 8, all levels of ability are welcomed. Prices for each three-day camp have been frozen at £70 and can be purchased through the Bedford Blues offi cial website. Once again, this camp is subject to Bedford Blues’ latest COVID


risk management plan and full government advice, but if staying home throughout these unprecedented times is your preference, Blues Community have again come up with a solution. T roughout January and February, they will be running interactive Zoom sessions tailored to suit all abilities and continue skill


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