Budding young footballers were given some intensive skills training at Yamba and Urunga this week.
Parents hired professional Queensland coach Blair Grice to conduct the two-day clinics for children aged 5 to 13.
Skills included taxis and toe taps and a move called the Renaldo chop.
An inflatable soccer pen was used to maximise contact with the ball.
Blair Grice says, “It keeps the ball in play for a lot longer, it’s a great visual for the kids, it’s a great training aid for us.”
The clinics were organised through North Coast Football.
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