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Cricket Show 13: Cricket fitness with Rob Ahmun
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Its cricket fitness special this week as I interview Glamorgan CCC Strength and Conditioning coach Rob Ahmun.

We cover a wide range of performance enhancing and injury prevention tips for cricketers of all levels including:

  • The role of fitness in both professional and club cricket
  • How professional cricketers train for strength, power and endurance (and how club players can adapt their methods)
  • How to save time and be more efficient with your fitness training
  • Protecting against shoulder injuries
  • Training for women and Under 18's
  • Training if you have an extended season

 

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posted by Shaaz on 26 Nov 08 at 08:30

He appeared on the recent episode of the show "The Academy" on Star Cricket!!

 
 
 
posted by dhruv on 26 Nov 08 at 12:26

can you give me examples of intrnal rotational stretches??

 
 
 
posted by DavidHinc on 27 Nov 08 at 07:57

We did in the show Dhruv, although it's hard to describe. Do a google search for "sleeper stretch"

 
 
 
posted by dm on 27 Nov 08 at 14:57

I think I missed that episode. which academy was it about shaaz?

 
 
 
posted by Shaaz on 27 Nov 08 at 15:54

The National Cricket Centre in Cardiff (Swalec Stadium).

 

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Cricket Basic Number 55 (Batting): Always Vary Your Footwork when Training

55. Keep moving your feet. When doing repetitive batting training, such as hitting a ball in a suspended sock or practicing against a bowling machine, continually vary your footwork - how far forward, back or across you get. Placing your foot, especially your front foot, in the same place every ball is a dangerous habit to get into and should be vigorously avoided. Instead vary the effective line and length of the ball and concentrate on getting into the right position for that unique delivery.



 
 
 
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