Learn Traditional Swing Bowling with a Modern Twist from World #1s New Online Coaching Course
Every year PitchVision Academy announce the big "summer" signing; the box office superstar who has been a game changer throughout his career.
This year we are delighted that former Aussie International Nathan Bracken will show you how to become a swing bowler with the skills to run through batting line-ups.
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Bracken is famous for his skills as an ODI bowler. He swings the ball in both directions, keeps it tight when under attack and takes wickets at the death with powerful variations.
He reached the World #1 ODI bowler in 2008 with his versatile talents that lay the blueprint for modern limited over bowling. It was enough to win him a lucrative IPL contract.
But it is often forgotten that he also took over 200 first-class wickets for New South Wales and Australia, proving that if you can master the art of swing, you can succeed in all formats.
It's this combination of technical skill, mental toughness and the tactical adaptability that Bracken shows you how to emulate in his courses on PitchVision Academy.
The courses will be available on 9th May 2013, and to give you a taster we will be running free preview content right up until launch day.
The courses were filmed at the famous Sydney Cricket Ground, with detailed streaming video demonstrations of techniques and drills alongside an insightful interview that taps deeply into Bracken's thinking throughout his career.
Unlike a traditional coaching manual or DVD, you can interact with others on the course, take on the advice and video tips and apply them immediately by using the included personalised worksheets.
It's a Masterclass in the truest use of "master".
Remember the course is available from 9th May. Until then, make sure you are subscribed to the PitchVision Academy newsletter for free, exclusive tips direct from Nathan Bracken's course.
Find more details at Nathan Bracken's Exclusive Swing Bowling Masterclass page here on PitchVision Academy.
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