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Now enrolling for kids age 3-5yrs and 6-8yrs
WugbyKids Mission
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Wugby Kids provides an affordable, convenient, and non-intimidating introduction to rugby for children ages 3–8. Led by experienced rugby players who understand early childhood development, our 8-week program helps children master catching, passing, movement, timing, and the rules of the game while developing confidence, teamwork, perseverance, sportsmanship, and respect. Our goal is to ensure every child is prepared to confidently join a rugby team by age nine.
WugbyKids Philosophy​
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Children don't become confident because they're talented. They become confident because they're prepared.
Wugby Kids gives children the time, coaching, and encouragement to build the skills they need before entering competitive rugby. By focusing on fundamentals first, we remove the pressure and intimidation often found in traditional sports leagues, replacing it with fun, progression, and achievement.
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The Wugby Kids Difference
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Ages 3–8 specifically designed for early learners
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Progressive 8-week curriculum
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Skill levels children advance through each session
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Gold Medal achievement system that keeps kids motivated
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Former high-level rugby players who also understand young children
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Small classes with lots of individual attention
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Affordable and convenient once-per-week schedule
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Builds athletic skills and life skills
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Prepares children to confidently enter organized rugby around age 9
How do classes work?
Families can bring their picnic blanket or lawn chairs and come watch their child learn rugby! Classes are 40-minutes and our little rugby athletes get water breaks every 10-minutes (a great chance to give hugs)! Each class teaches a new skill and character trait to prepare the young athlete for more serious rugby play in the future.
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The session tuition includes all classes and a welcome gift at the first class.
“The best time to start building a rugby player is before they're old enough to play the game.”