The training Ground
The training ground is a comprehensive list of training resources that is guaranteed to help you or the young batter in your life to improve. I have compiled these resources over years working with players from grass roots level, all the way to the elite.
We give you two different training options. If you want to take control over your training, you can choose from our training library where you can choose from training on a range of different focus areas. But if you are craving a bit more structure, our pre-designed 40-week training courses give you a specific and structured sequence to follow. Regardless of how you want to train, we have you covered.
The training library
Unlock your potential with our on-demand training library. Whether you're looking to fine-tune a specific shot or sharpen a technical skill, we've done the hard work for you — each video is organised into clear focus areas so you can target what matters most.
Take control of your training. Build your own personalised development program, revisit key skills, and start improving today.
👉 Start exploring the library and elevate your game.
Training Plans
Level 1: Beginner
Our beginner level programs are designed for players who are new to the game, as well as any players aged between the ages of 5-11, as well as other players who are just starting out in the game. These programs are designed to introduce foundational principles in a way that is age appropriate and fun.
Level 2: Experienced
Our Experienced level programs are designed for players aged 12 and above who are capable of facing overarm throws and feeds. This is the key metric we use to decide what level younger players should start at. We recommend that all players, even those who have played higher level cricket start at this level to build foundational skills before progressing to level 3.
Level 3: Pro
Our pro level programs are designed to build on and expand existing skill sets. You don’t need to be the best batter or an elite player to attempt our level 3 programs, but we do recommend that you complete the equivalent level 2 course first to build your skills and technique so that you can benefit from the more explorative training in level 3.