Around 55 children, aged between five and 14, spent a day working with four coaches from the Super League club’s Community Foundation.
The expert coaches helped the children work on all the basics of rugby league, including grip, passing and catching, as well as setting them some more acrobatic exercises.
Millom Recreation Centre’s Tracy Kirk said: “It went really well, and we had a great turnout.
Plans are already in place for Wigan to return to Millom during the Easter holidays, on Monday, April 10. The recreation centre will also hold a gymnastics camp and a holiday club during the two-week break.
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