Freestyler Jay Rosa inspires youngsters at Luton half-term camp

A professional football freestyler brought his skills, tricks and inspiration to youngsters at a half-term camp in Luton. 

Jay made a special guest appearance at Venue 360, delivering a series of football activities for children attending the J and R Coaching half-term camp. 

Through these interactive sessions, participants had the opportunity to develop their football skills through a combination of freestyle workshops and high-energy football challenges. 

Attendees also had the chance to meet Jay, take photographs and hear about his career in football freestyle, as well as the nationwide challenge he is currently undertaking. 

Jay is travelling to football stadiums across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as he attempts to set a Guinness World Record for the greatest number of football stadium performances by a football freestyler. 

To date, Jay has performed at more than 70 stadiums, including iconic venues such as Goodison Park and the Stadium of Light, entertaining live audiences exceeding 40,000 spectators. 

Alongside his record attempt, Jay is committed to supporting and inspiring young people through football while promoting greater awareness of mental health. His work with Mind aims to encourage positive conversations around mental wellbeing and highlight the important role sport can play in supporting the next generation. 

Organisers and attendees alike praised Jay’s appearance, highlighting his commitment to supporting communities and young people across the UK. 

The visit highlighted how sport can bring communities together while providing a platform to inspire young people, promote physical activity and encourage greater awareness of mental health.