That's exactly what’s on offer at the Red Energy Danny Buderus Super Clinic with the Taree’s ’ very own Australian Kangaroo and State of Origin great heading home to home to mentor young players on Friday July 15 at the Jack Neal Oval.

Registrations are now open for the exciting football clinics which are conducted for junior players between the ages of six and 12-years-old and incorporate skills and games in a fun, safe and controlled environment.

"The clinics are for everyone," Buderus said. 

"They cater for kids who want to be introduced to the game as well as others who have more developed skills and have been playing for longer.

"The game has moved in a lot of different directions where we have league tag, which is very popular with the girls, touch football and rugby league. 

"You will learn the basics of all games as well as the defensive side of rugby league.

"It's all about fundamental skills of how to catch and pass as well as kicking.

"Most of all it's about having fun and being active."

From children who play football every weekend to those who are pulling on their boots for the first time, Buderus looks forward to imparting his tips and tricks to the next generation of sports people. 

"The clinics cater for kids who want to be introduced to the game as well as others who have more developed skills and have been playing for longer," he said. 

With the clinic now in its fifth year now, it’s been great to see so many faces come back and I hope they’ve been enjoyed their footy over the years.”

Registrations are now open for the skills clinics.

The cost of $50 includes a two hour coaching clinic as well as a Danny Buderus Super Clinic pack.

Numbers are strictly limited, and pre-booking is essential. Participants are asked to arrive at the clinic for registrations one hour before the clinic starts.

Register online here