Harvey Fresh Footworx is back for the July school holidays, with four days of football fun for kids to enjoy.
26 June 2009
Designed for players of all abilities between the ages of seven and 13 and costing just $130 for four days of specialist coaching, Harvey Fresh Footworx provides a safe and fun holiday environment for players to develop their skills and ability.
Players benefit by participating in games and activities that have been specifically designed to improve aspects such as general motor skills, individual technique as well as a whole range of social skills.
For more information about Harvey Fresh Footworx, or to register today, visit the Football West website, or fill in the registration form and return it to mark.lee@footballwest.com.au.
Peter Hugg
Chief Executive Officer
Ferguson Street, Gibbney Reserve MAYLANDS WA 6931
PO Box 214 MAYLANDS WA 6051
08 9422 6900
08 9271 7299
0405 524 360
info@footballwest.com.au
www.footballwest.com.au
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