"There's definitely the demand for it [elsewhere], but it's seeing whether there is the demand in Rotorua."
Early signs were promising - as of yesterday, a week before the holiday programme day, there were only 10 to 15 spots left out of 70 available.
Webby also raised the possibility of a celebrity rugby appearance. "Hopefully a Steamer will be there."
For those taking part in next week's training day, the Bay of Plenty Rugby Union has recommended taking running shoes or boots, a warm jacket in case of bad weather, morning tea, packed lunch and a drink bottle.
Rugby boots and mouthguards were optional.
Webby became the first Central Bay of Plenty's rugby manager when he took on the newly created position in February.
At the time he told the Rotorua Daily Post he was looking forward to "giving something back to the game" in the role.
-For more information visit www.boprugby.co.nz