Quick cricket tip: Make fitness training fun | Cricket coaching, fitness and tips

For example: 'Ten Catches' where the coach hits high and difficult catches until ten are caught. It's designed to leave you gasping but you will be fitter after a few sessions and it's much more engaging that going on a jog.

So next time you don't feel like doing your fitness training, grab some cricket balls, cones, stumps and a couple of mates and head to the ground (or sports hall) instead.

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posted by Mike Chapman on 02 Jan 09 at 23:49

Hi
New to this site, how do i go about registering so i can get full access to all reports?
Regards
Mike

posted by David Hinchliffe on 03 Jan 09 at 11:37

You should have full access automatically. What is it you can't get Mike? (Oh and welcome, I hope you enjoy your stay)

posted by Ben on 03 Jan 09 at 18:03

When is this acadmy thing opening

posted by admin on 03 Jan 09 at 22:04

We're doing the grand opening a little later this month - stay tuned: more announcements comming very soon!

posted by Ben on 04 Jan 09 at 14:55

Grand Opening? this is either going to be really good or really bad :)

posted by Mike Chapman on 04 Jan 09 at 21:32

It's ok, i was just navigating around the site in a weird way, i seem to be able to access everything.
What's the academy that's opening?
Also, here's a quick introduction.
I'm a qualified ECB level 2 coach who now resides in Australia and have had to transfer my qualification to the ACB level 2.
I'm currently a Director of cricket at my local club, mainly in charge of coaching structures, selection, youth policies and progression etc.
I'm going to enjoy reading and posting comments on this site!
Regards
Mike