Alice Springs RISE Camp 2024

Tony Crowe • September 6, 2024

Over 3 days we will focus heavily on skill development

Following on from our RISE Rugby League Program held earlier in the year, NRL NT will again be visiting Alice Springs to run a camp for 12 to 17 year old Boys and Girls from the 20th to the 22nd of September.

 

Over 3 days we will focus heavily on skill development through on-field activities and games, strength development training and education in the YMCA Gym, as well as having plenty of fun.

 

please see the below proposed schedule:

 

FRIDAY 20th SEPTEMBER (field location to be confirmed)                                                                                                           

4:30pm - Players Arrive

5:00pm - Session 1 - Attack Skills/Games - Catch/Pass/Draw and Pass                                   

6:30pm – Finish

 

SATURDAY 21st SEPTEMBER (Alice Springs YMCA)                                     

8:30am - Player Arrive                                                                             

9:00am - Contact, wrestle, body activity                                                                 

10:00am - body balance Class                       

11:30am - Lunch - Subway                               

12:15pm - Weights/Gym session

                       -         Senior Group Free Weights Education/Training

                      -         Junior Group Body Weight activity                 

1:30pm - Rock Climbing Activity

3:00pm - Day Finish

 

SUNDAY 22nd SEPTEMBER                                   

8:30am - Players Arrive                           

9:00am - Session 2 – Attack/Defence Skills/Games - Catch/Pass/Draw and Pass/Tackle                                                             

10:30am - Day Finish

 

To confirm your place in the camp you can register by using the below link, which can also be shared with any friend who may like to come:

 

https://form.jotform.com/242400967540050 

 

In order to enhance this experience there will be a $25 fee, which In return you will receive:

 

           • Access to the YMCA Gym,

           • Rock Climbing & fitness class

           • Lunch

 

Payments can be made either on the day in cash, or via the below bank details (please make sure all bank deposits are labelled with your details e.g. John Doe Alice Springs RISE).

 

Account Name: ARLC NT Limited

BSB: 032-056

Account Number: 621216

Bank: Westpac

Please detail your transaction e.g. John Doe Alice Springs RISE

 

For any questions or queries on the program or camp, please don’t hesitate to call or email myself on the below contact information:

 

Duncan MacGillivray

(M) 0479130415

(E) dmacgillivray@nrl.com.au

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