Coaching and Training

North West Sydney Hurricanes Cricket Club

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Veterans Cricket Coaching Programs - Geoff Spotswood Cricket Coaching

An exciting new veterans cricket coaching program conducted by Geoff Spotswood (Level 3 Coach - Cricket Australia) with off season and pre-season training programs available.

I have developed a quality engaging program for veteran cricketers to provide maximum opportunities for cricketers to participate to the best of their ability by improving their skills, technique, game awareness and physical fitness.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/850/geoff-spotswood/blog/2099/veterans-cricket-coaching-programs-geoff-spotswood-cricket-coaching

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8 months ago

Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club Sydney

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The North West Sydney Hurricanes are looking for a club coach for the 2024/25 season. Send an email to Media@nwshurricanes.com to apply.

#upthecanes #wethenorthwest

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8 months ago

Sydney, Australia

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Job Opportunity - Head Coach at Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club in NSW Premier Cricket

Click to find out more and how to apply -
https://bit.ly/49xscBi

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8 months ago

Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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For any members involved in club coaching please feel free to log onto our upcoming workshop/webinar which takes place Wednesday of this week at 19;00 hours GMT. I am hosting one workshop a month and this one is on the importance of coaching in club development.
Zoom details are as follows:
Topic: The importance of coaching in club development
Time: Mar 6, 2024 07:00 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81472906909?pwd=T3pGaVBsZnlxRTJhZ21qY2lYa1J1UT09

Meeting ID: 814 7290 6909
Passcode: 827132

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9 months ago

Randwick Petersham Cricket Club

Sydney, Australia

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The Cricket NSW Foundation creates opportunities for girls to thrive in cricket!

The CNSW Foundation and Cranbrook School invite junior girls to a special free skills morning at Dangar Oval on Sunday January 28 from 11am - 1pm with the experienced Cranbrook cricket coaching team.

An extra special T20 Charity Match will follow between the Cranbrook XI and a Cricket NSW Foundation Invitational XI featuring Australian legend Shane Watson!

Cricket NSW look forward to seeing you for a great family day!

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10 months ago

Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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A coaching colleague from SA I met whilst doing one of the wonderful CoachED quals is looking for coaching experience in the UK either in a club or a school or maybe shadowing a county side. If anyone is looking for some support in these areas please let me know. Thanks.

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10 months ago

Andre Burger

Cricket Coaching North Shore Sydney

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ATTENTION: BOWLERS AND COACHES.

Unleash Your Bowling Potential at the PaceLab High Performance Workshop with Steffan Jones!

Are you ready to elevate your bowling? Join us from January 21st to January 23rd at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane for an exclusive workshop designed for bowlers who aspire to improve their bowling as well as Coaches wanting to learn about the PaceLab principles.

Under the expert guidance of Steffan Jones, a renowned figure in the world of cricket, the PaceLab High Performance Workshop offers a unique opportunity to refine your skills, understand advanced bowling techniques, and harness your true potential. This intensive training program is tailored for serious athletes seeking to enhance their speed, accuracy, and overall performance.

With cutting-edge equipment, personalized coaching, and a focus on biomechanics and fitness, you'll discover new strategies to outperform your competition. Spaces are limited, so don't miss this chance to be part of an elite group of cricketers taking their game to the next level. Book your spot now and be ready to bowl like never before!

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11 months ago

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Tym and Pete Crawford from Cricket Coaching North Shore are running two camps in January. We are experienced 1st Grade Cricketers at Gordon & Lindfield and have been coaching for overs 30 years combined.

Our camps cater for players new to the game as well as representative cricketers.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Email cricketcoachingns@gmail.com

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1411/cricket-coaching-north-shore-sydney/blog/1901/cricket-coaching-north-shore-sydney-january-2024-holiday-cricket-coaching

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11 months ago

Robert Radley

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Junior Cricket Coaching Clinic with Robert Radley - Sydney North Shore

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11 months ago

Satish Gaikwad

Pune, Maharashtra, India

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F3 Sports is HIRING!

Opportunity for Cricket Coaches to join hands to Develop, Coach & Mentor young talents.

Location: Pune, Maharashtra, India

Details mentioned below

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11 months ago

Andre Burger

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Hitting balls only in practice, while beneficial for honing technical batting skills, may not fully prepare a batter for performing under pressure. While technical skills are fundamental, they need to be complemented with mental, cognitive, and vision skills for a player to be well-rounded and successful in the dynamic and varied contexts of cricket.

1. Limited Adaptability: A player with excellent technical skills but lacking in cognitive and mental aspects may struggle to adapt to varying game conditions and situations.

2. Poor Decision-Making: Cricket involves quick decision-making, like choosing the right shot or ball, or making tactical field placements. Without strong cognitive skills, a player might repeatedly make poor choices, diminishing the effectiveness of their technical prowess.

3. Struggle Under Pressure: High-pressure situations are common in cricket, such as a close run chase or defending a low total. Players who have not developed mental toughness might falter in these scenarios, unable to perform to their technical potential.

4. Difficulty in Long Formats: In formats like Test cricket, mental endurance and focus are as important as technical skill. Players who haven’t developed these aspects might find it challenging to maintain concentration and consistency over prolonged periods.

5. Over-Reliance on Technique: There's a risk of becoming too mechanical or predictable. Opponents can easily strategize against a player who is technically sound but lacks the unpredictability that comes with strategic thinking and situational awareness.

6. Difficulty in Self-Improvement: Without cognitive and mental skills, players might find it hard to critically analyse their performance, learn from mistakes, and make necessary adjustments. This can hinder their growth and development as a cricketer.

7. Reduced Longevity in the Sport: Players who rely solely on technical skills might have a shorter peak period. As physical abilities decline with age, it’s often the mental and cognitive aspects that help experienced players maintain high-performance levels.

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11 months ago

Peter Clifford

Insurance Manager

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club

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Tuesday and especially Thursdays are the nights Valley train between 6 -8 pm and the coaches are brilliant and I have never seen a better well-disciplined club in terms of facilities and training and that’s from every grade.

Peter Drinnen, Grant Mitchell, and Matt Dy Payne work relentlessly to make sure players get what they need to be better.

My role is to help players with their game. By the time they get to me they can already play and I need to make sure they understand and can choose the best options to help them play better.

I will “tweak “ something I see and pass it onto the player to see if it works for them.

I have always liked to “build something” in a club and leave it in a better place.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/47/peter-clifford/blog/1843/hard-fair-and-transparent-cricket-coach-thatrsquos-me

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11 months ago

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Thanks to everyone who came along to the Saturday morning coaching clinic in Orange held by ourselves and Western Suburbs District Cricket Club as part of our visit across the weekend. A great couple of hours and an important part of the trip for both clubs
#bleedblue

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11 months ago

Luke Jecks

Founder

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What is the true purpose of Coaching?

Have you ever stopped to think, "Why is customer service vital to a business? What's its true purpose?" I obsessed with this at Naked Wines until we settled on the simple answer - REPEAT BUSINESS. Once we pinpointed this, we transformed every customer interaction into an opportunity to ensure their return. Our customer service team understood their ultimate purpose and could measure their value and success, and we could shift from seeing service as a cost of business and more as an investment with return.

Now, diving into the world of Coaching and Education with SLOCOACH, I find myself asking a similar question: "What's the key reason for Coaching?" And I we've settled on a single answer - PARTICIPATION!

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1362/luke-jecks/blog/1809/what-is-the-true-purpose-of-coaching

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12 months ago

Paul Woodford Jnr

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Hard work pays off!

I have been working with Callum Henderson over the past four years and it has been fantastic to see his hard work come to fruition with 32 competition wickets and 22 ‘2-day’ wickets in the QLD Premier Grade Competition this year. Whilst the statistics are always good indicators of performance, it is the speed, intent, and consistency of his bowling that is the most pleasing factor.

This video gives you a snippet into his journey both on and off the field. Callum has worked tirelessly at nailing the basics, following a periodised strength, speed, and conditioning program to get his body to a stage where he is able to withstand the forces going through his body at >130kph over a day’s play.

With a high training age, proficient movement patterns and hitting high numbers in some key lifts, this has allowed us to increase the specificity of his strength, power and running program to challenge his body. This has also enabled Callum to keep pushing his ceiling when it comes to what his body is capable of and the speeds that he can release the ball.

Over the past couple of years, we have been regularly experimenting with triphasic macrocycles. The triphasic principles of training aim to raise the athlete’s rate of force development which is key when working with a fast bowler. The nature of a bowling action also means that the faster and more efficiently the athlete can absorb and produce force, the faster and more effective the release can be. Whilst this has also added variety to the training program for Callum, the intent of the lifts and focus on bar speed have had an anecdotal correlation to his intent when approaching the crease.

Over the past four years, there have been clear focusses to Callum’s training with the following outcome goals in mind:

1) Increasing swing leg retraction
2) Limiting BF contact time
3) Reducing the amortisation of the front knee during FFC
4) Increasing velocity throughout the latter stages of the run up
5) Limiting GCT during the latter stages of the run up
6) Increasing bowling arm speed (Heavy and light weighted ball bowling)
7) “Attacking” the crease.
8) Creating clear pre-ball and post-ball processes

The above does not happen overnight and cannot happen without a baseline of strength, proficient movement mechanics, soft tissue resilience and joint stability.

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12 months ago

Brad Murphy

Brisbane, Australia

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I had a young coach ask me recently for my advice on coaching and a career in it. He really loves coaching cricket, and his aim is to follow that passion and work in the sport fulltime in the future.

We had a lengthy discussion and whilst I could certainly answer plenty of questions for him, some were quite tough, and a few queries were on issues that either I had long forgotten or possibly never thought about.

Basically, when I was a kid most of what I did revolved around sport. Our family owned a tennis centre and my dad, and his brother were fulltime tennis coaches. I played plenty of tennis on our courts after school and quickly got into cricket, Australian rules and rugby league which meant every afternoon, evening and all weekend was occupied with sport. Like lots of kids all I wanted to do was play for Australia - Davis Cup, Test cricket, VFL etc, etc - unrealistic but a pretty healthy way to grow up!

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/173/brad-murphy/blog/1788/can-being-a-coach-become-your-profession

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12 months ago

Daryll Cullinan

Paarl, Western Cape, South Africa

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If you’re a cricket coach or player, I’d like to offer you something for free.

edUcric, my cricket coaching and mentoring app is now available. It's a passion project born from my love for cricket and designed to inspire and transform coaches and players across the globe. It’s everything I know about cricket and the best content I find online. I've brought it all together in one place, and it’s yours for free!

At the heart of edUcric, is the concept of microlearning, a powerful tool in modern digital learning. That’s why I chose EdApp, the world's leading microlearning app, to power edUcric. Now, for the first time, you truly have a coach and mentor with you wherever you go, and ready whenever you are!

I’ve started with batting – think 10 awesome courses and a whopping 100 lessons to get you going. And that's just for starters, as I'll be dropping fresh content every week or whenever I feel I have something to share! Which is quite often!

Get edUcric on your mobile by:
- Download the EdApp app online.
- Register
- Use the following invite code which you must manually enter - ZXJMLFJF9SQ
- Once you registered you will have access to edUcric.

If you are experiencing any difficulties registering or using edUcric, please contact me on educricdc@gmail.com

Please share edUcric with you friends.

Thank you.

https://web.edapp.com/login

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12 months ago

Jody Martins

Western Cape, South Africa

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A few stories… nameless… client confidentiality.

Cricketer gets in touch… we last spoke a year ago. He is struggling….

Lacks that feel-good confidence.

We talk.

Once…

and there is a shift…

but not enough yet.

We talk again…

Bang 75…

Bang 115.

She says quietly coach I need to talk to you about that doubt stuff you mentioned…

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/696/jody-martins/blog/1765/can-one-conversation-make-a-difference

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