Revealed: The Simple Way to Add 70-80% to Your Cricket Performance

From the desk of David Hinchliffe, ECB Cricket Coach.

Imagine how much better a cricketer you would be if you could add 80% to your game permanently. You could score runs and take wickets with a professional focus. You could even make it to the next level and turn your dreams into reality.

Let me, David Hinchliffe, help you like I have helped many other cricketers.

Mental Toughness Is Just As Effective As Nets

Experts say that 80% of cricket is mental: Perhaps more at higher levels. It's a sport played in the head. It can truly be said that developing mental toughness is just as effective as nets and skill work.

Yet how are you supposed to tap into the power of mental strength? Unless you play professional cricket with access to the best sport psychologists, coaches and performance experts it's down to sheer luck. In the past that has often ended in a negative spiral of failure.

But you can avoid that issue using a simple principle that can start you smashing your own records on the field. The 80/20 principle tells us that doing just the key 20% of mental training done by the pros is all you need to get 80% of the results.

Think about that: You can start improving right now by skimming the best 20% from the professional approach. It's the equivalent of having almost an hour of 'mental netting' in 12 minutes. The trick is to know what tricks to use when. That way you can tap into the power of mental training for cricket without having to pay for an expensive performance expert.

Want to know more? Here are some of the key techniques:

• Learn 6 ways to set goals the right way, and avoid the mistakes of goal setting.
• Discover the 3 steps to more self confidence and less fear of failure.
• Use a simple trick to bring your concentration levels up to International cricket standards.
• Find out what 'The Zone' really is, and how anyone can get there.
• Know the 7 rules of cricket success.

Use 'The Edge' eBook To Give You What You Want

'The Edge' is the result of almost 16 years of study into what makes cricketers at all levels tick. Techniques have been tried on players at every level from club player to international cricketer. Interviews with high performance sport psychology experts have been performed. Every coaching book and sport psychology research paper has been read. No stone has gone unturned to make 'The Edge' a scientifically sound and practical guide to improving your game.

It all began in 1992 when I started playing local club cricket. Soon afterwards I became an ECB qualified cricket coach. In an effort to improve my own game I started studying the way successful players approached their game. This took me to University to complete an honours degree in Sport & Fitness. I continued to play, improving my own game as I went.

After graduation I began a cricket coaching website at Harrowdrive.com so I could start to help others.

I used the site to interview sport psychology experts who have worked with cricketers at the highest level. I took their advice and adapted it to the club game. It didn't take much.

The case studies on this website allowed me to test my theories with a range of club cricketers. Each time I noticed new and more efficient ways to get what the case study clients wanted.

In 2008 cricket equipment manufacturer PitchVision were so impressed with my results that we merged companies and I now run the coaching section. Over the years I have advised over 3,143 cricketers, a number that grows on a weekly basis.

Don't take my word alone though. Here is what others have to say:

• "I thought I'd drop you a line to say thanks for your advice. Every bit of advice on the website and from you personally has been first class." Daley Wharton, UK.
• "You have improved just about all aspects of my cricket from mindset to technique. Thanks!" Dhruv Mehrotra, New Delhi, India.
• "David has strengthened my mental approach to cricket helping me gain a lot of confidence and trust my abilities at game time. He has certainly been a blessing for cricketers from club to professional level." Kevin Sampath, Australia.
• "This analysis made me address both my batting and bowling: thinking through my concerns which gave me more confidence. I batted better than I had for years and I achieved a much better rhythm in my bowling." Steve Pearce, UK.
  

Can You Train Your Mind To Be More Successful?

The techniques in this eBook are proven in the 'lab' and on the cricket pitch at every level, including the standard of cricket you currently play and the standard you want to play.

Follow the tips inside it and you can make a significant difference to your game. Whether you are new to the game or have played for years and whatever your personality, 'The Edge' eBook is for you.

Practice and playing alone is no longer enough. If you are serious about improving you need to have a way of having a mental net too. 'The Edge' eBook gives you the simple tricks you need to help you start playing better now and in the long term.

You will also get updated with cricket tips from miCricketCoach every week, all at no charge and all designed to make you the best cricketer you can be. So let's get started!