State of Mind have been invited to deliver a free session to players at Leigh Miners Rangers Amateur Rugby League Club in January
Alan Coleman has been in contact to arrange the session and the team will be proud to visit this famous club located over the bridge from the Leigh Sports Village.
Leigh Miners can trace their roots back to 1966, when players from Astley & Tyldesley linked up with the disbanded junior section from Hope Rangers to form the new club based at the Miners Welfare club on Twist Lane. Back then the team played in the Warrington League, and Twist Lane was a far cry from the present set-up with no changing rooms or other facilities on site. Players from that fledgling side included current Club President and physio Rod Raines and committee man Harry Westhead.
This year the first team’s victory in the Conference Challenge Cup, the Alliance team’s promotion to North West Men’s League Division One and the women’s team WRL Plate success making it a campaign to remember 
State of Mind were present at the Grand Finals day at Warrington’s Halliwell Jones stadium to witness Leigh Miners Rangers victory in the first game of the day
State of Mind has now extended its mission from Super League, to Championship clubs and now to amateur rugby league clubs and Sixth Form Colleges to continue to spread the message about building mental fitness to improve performance on and off the field 
Paul Highton former Wales International and Salford City Reds player (seen here tackling Gordon Tallis) will be making his debut as a State of Mind trainer on the evening of the 17th January after training.