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Cricket Show 29: What is overcoaching?
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miCricketCoach Show LogoIt's the long awaited return of Kevin to the show this week. David and Kev catch up with each others cricket news and this week's '5 Questions' interviewee is Ben Baruch.

The show also includes:

  • What is overcoaching and can you avoid it?
  • How to use a batting tee
  • Is there anything that can be done to ease the difficulting of bowling uphill?
  • New warm up and cool down techniques (including foam rolling)

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posted by sunil pandya on 15 May 09 at 09:15

nice blog & I Will tollow this blog daily now

 
 
 
posted by DavidHinc on 15 May 09 at 16:51

Welcome along Sunil

 
 
 
posted by Mujthaba on 18 May 09 at 17:57

A very helpful for aspiring and inspiring cricketers...
stuffs you find on any cricket coaching site that to for free....
Pitchvision RockZZZZ

 
 
 
posted by DavidHinc on 19 May 09 at 07:50

Thank you for your kind words Mujthaba

 
 
 
posted by Mujthaba on 19 May 09 at 18:58

I meant content you wont find on other cricket sites sorry for the mistake mate...

 

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Cricket Basic Number 57 (Batting): Train Your Hand-Eye Coordination

57. For hand-eye training hit a golf ball against the base of a water tank with a wicket stump. Repeat if possible, otherwise simply try and play lots of hand-eye-ball sports especially table-tennis and squash and similar games that involve hitting fast moving balls. Even baseball, overall a much simpler game than cricket, can improve a batsman’s eye and a fielder’s arm.

 
 
 
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