Interesting article on Gary Keedy's website:
http://spinscience.co.uk/stephen-bliss/
talks about cutting out that 'bad ball' per over and getting a bit more control. Whatever the coaching consisted of, it seems to have done the trick with some pretty impressive returns from the last two weeks
Lots on here about spinners training on their own in the nets, either with or often without a batter, but just wondered how many of you had this opportunity at your club?
http://spinscience.co.uk/technique-or-match-play/
I try to do something similar with my juniors a couple of times a year...
Latest article from the guys at CricketStrength.com raises an interesting point about post game stretching.
http://cricketstrength.com/stretching/
Personally still feel it has its place and I have yet to convince many to follow Ross's post game plan...
Sadspinner posted on the main thread about finding a suitable camera / software so rather than it get lost in the general hubub I have started a new topic to see what others use
To start you off I use a camcorder that does 60fps and currently use Kinova (freeware) to do the analysis although I...
New guidance from the ECB re kids playing in adult cricket here (sorry couldnt find a link on the main ECB site)
http://www.norfolkcricket.co.uk/downloads/articles/product_506_466.pdf
Personally I cant think that many 11 year olds would benefit from playing in adult cricket, no matter how good...
Training vs Break
In response to something Dave posted elsewhere I though it was worthy of a thread of its own
My lad had trials last week (didnt get in and still not really sure how he came to be at the trials) but I have told him to pack his cricket bag away and get on with something else...
Kwik Cricket
Quote from Liz Ward elsewhere that could end up being lost
This is why I am such a fan of kwik cricket, especially for the real little people. If they play with soft bats and balls from a young age, they learn how to catch without fear. They also learn how to send the ball with...
Relaxing mind and body
First post so if this is in the wrong place please feel free to move
Looking for a bit of advice as to how to calm down some younger kids (under 11). Dont get me wrong I love them to be active and enthusiastic but one bowler in particular gets very tense in his run up...
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