[United Kingdom, 20/03/2020] - BeRUGBY is a monthly magazine subscription service that publishes rugby content tailored to young players and fans and aims to promote the sport among younger readers.

The rugby magazine future pros will enjoy

Kids account for the biggest demographic in English rugby. BeRUGBY is the only magazine that caters specifically to the sport's young fans.

With valuable information and insights, the magazine encourages a deeper appreciation among young readers about the sport they love. It publishes articles on the latest news on rugby, including scores, player movements and club developments.

Aside from rugby news, the magazine has nutrition, games and puzzles sections kids will surely enjoy.

Bridging the youth rugby community together

BeRUGBY is more than just a magazine. It aims to connect the people involved in junior rugby, from players, coaches, volunteers to parents.

BeRUGBY also conducts regular visits to professional clubs and rugby events.

As rugby's popularity among five to ten-year-olds continues to rise in England, BeRUGBY has committed its support for grassroots rugby programs.

With the growth of rugby in mind, the magazine has received support from notable names in the industry. BeRUGBY is supported by renowned children's author Tom Palmer, as well as Ealing Trailfinder and Rugby Ambassador Adam Preocanin.

Increasing online presence

Aside from the magazine subscription service, BeRUGBY has ramped up its online presence to garner more fans. Its website, www.berugbymagazine.com, regularly publishes articles and other pieces.

Likewise, BeRUGBY provides wide social media coverage across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


About BeRUGBY

BeRUGBY's mission is to provide young rugby players and fans a magazine that is for them. The magazine publishes monthly news updates, as well as fun quizzes and puzzles. A proud partner of the Buford Academy, the magazine outlet aims to promote the sport and bridge the youth rugby community together.

To learn more about the magazine and the content it publishes, visit its website at berugbymagazine.com.