SYDNEY FC CLINIC
The Bankstown District Amateur Football Association are pleased to announce that Sydney FC will be running their first ever school holiday football clinic at Marco Reserve, Panania in the April holiday period. It is a great opportunity for all football players to develop their skills for the new football season, with the added bonus of meeting some of the Sydney FC A-League players during the 3 day clinic. Terry Antonis, a former St Christophers FC junior of the BDAFA, Asian Cup winner and Sydney FC midfielder will offer his footballing knowledge on one of the days to the next generation of aspiring Socceroos.
The Sydney FC Holiday Clinics are led by ex-Socceroo and Sydney FC player Paul Reid with assistance from skilled coaching staff to improve the technical ability of all participants. Sydney FC’s vision for the clinics is:
“To provide an environment that builds confidence and encourages both boys and girls of all abilities to have fun playing football. We will promote the importance of respect and teamwork, whilst focusing on developing and improving their individual skills such as Striking the Ball, First Touch, 1 v 1 and Running/Dribbling with the Ball.”
Sydney FC will be running clinics in 6 locations in the April school holidays, with Marco Reserve hosting the inaugural Sydney FC school holiday clinic in the Bankstown Association. Details of the clinic are below:
Location: Marco Reserve, Marco Ave, Panania
Date: Monday, 13th April, 2015 to Wednesday, 15th April, 2015
Time: 9am-3pm
Age Group: 5-12 year old boys and girls
Price: $295 (inc GST).
Inclusions: Training shirt, shorts and socks, ball, opportunity to meet some of the Sydney FC A-League players, plus a FREE Junior Blues Membership
To register and to see all of the Sydney FC clinic locations in April, click here http://www.sydneyfc.com/community/holiday-clinics/1ac2zekno2zk01d6n98m1d0j9m
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