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Our UK Coaching 2023 Finalist podcast focuses on Junior Cricket Coaching and in it we hear from people who share a passion for developing the next generation of young cricketers. We will have guests from grassroots clubs, schools, district and county age group junior cricket. There will be guests who specialise in a certain age group, boys or girls, batting coaches, bowling, keeping, leadership, psychologists, parents, junior coordinators and many more.
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Joe grew up in Merseyside and idolised Shane Warne growing up. He made his club first team debut aged just 13 and by the age of 15 was being asked to coach junior cricketers at the club. After finishing sixth form college he went to Australia for a winter to play and coach and whilst there made the decision to move to London where he found a club who offered him the chance to play and coach. 10 years on he is still as keen as ever to push on and find an opportunity to play in the game professionally but in the mean time he loves his coaching in the UK and down under.
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Gary has experience of starting up and taking to market a tech based business in the education sector. He is also a junior sports coach and parent of two sporty children.
As a junior player with Somerset he recalls how he never really got the right feedback at the right time to help him kick on with his development as a player.
As a parent of two children who love their sport he has witnessed countless occasions where the opportunity to provide insightful and impactful feedback has not been taken which has left his kids feeling insecure and in turn made him feel frustrated as a parent.
Go Fathom is an app which addresses all of this in one place in real time and enables coaches to provide feedback quickly and simply whilst enabling the parents to maintain control the data.
For more info on Fathom go to the Fathomcricket.com website
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This time last year Ian Livingston came on to chat with me about the inaugural coach development day in which I shared the background to the event, why I felt it was important and who was the day aimed towards.
In this episode Livo asks me to share details of what is different this time around:
slightly shorter day, different sessions, more partner organisations so lots for coaches to benefit from.
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Richard is a Baptist Minister, hockey coach, Motivational Interviewing expert and parent of three sporty children.
He is interested in finding ways of helping athletes get more curious about their own performance and learning through non judgemental acknowledgement and asking more questions as opposed to jumping in to help straight away.
This is a fascinating look in to an area that will be new to most cricket coaches but one worth investigating further for sure which I will will be doing.
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David started playing cricket for the first time in his first year of senior school and immediately fell in love with it. He went on to captain the school's second eleven and joined Abberton CC where he tried coaching for the first time. This led to an introduction to coaching with Essex CAG juniors which is where he met his now business partner Brian.
After a tough time with work over Lockdown David decided to jump into coaching full time and so co-created Centurion Community Cricket with Brian where their aim is to grow the game and grow communities around the game.
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In this episode we hear from Peter on how an initial trip to Kenya inspired him to pave a career path in coaching which then took him to South Africa before returning to the UK.
He talks about the importance of ensuring that kids he coaches have fun, grow in confidence and learn more about themselves as individuals as well as the game.
As someone who places as high value on developing himself and continuously learning he tries to bring this into his coaching too for the benefit of the kids.
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Marcus started playing cricket when as an 8 year old he was invited to the club where his Dad was junior coordinator and he just instantly fell in love with the game.
He now plays first team club cricket and takes the lead on all matters relating to the re-build of the junior section starting with the thriving All Stars and Dynamos programmes. His vision is to see Woodbridge produce enough juniors to play senior cricket ten years from now and nothing is going to stop him achieving this goal.
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Luke grew up in a very sporty family and cricket was one of the sports he got introduced to very young.
He played cricket at school and remembers coaches and teachers who encouraged him to have fun when it came to sport.
Going to Uni he needed to find a placement opportunity to help him with his Spanish so reached out to a friend who knew someone at the MCC who put Luke in touch with someone at the Argentinian Cricket Association and before long Luke found himself in Buenos Aires working in schools and local clubs with young cricketers.
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A wonderful panel of guests representing the coaching and leadership community in Cricket (Dinesha Devnarain), Rowing (Cath Bishop), Football (Lewis Nightingale) and Rugby (Will Webster).
We hear each of the guests views on the following three questions:
1. How is success measured as a coach in your sport?
2. Describe your greatest challenge as an athlete and compare that to your greatest challenge as a coach.
3. How much emphasis is there placed on Winning in your sport?
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Dane is a massive believer in how the culture and environment you create as a coach directly links to how players perform and behave. He has seen this first hand good and not so good as a player and now wants to ensure he does all he can to create the best culture and environment for those players he coaches.
He is also a great believer in a coach being a support role to players who leads by example from the front, so that means if a player needs you to be there to throw balls at 6am you are there etc etc
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Graeme's first recollection of coaching in London was to a group of primary school kids on the fifth floor roof of a building in Hampstead!
Fast forward a few years and he is coaching in the nets with Middlesex academy and chatting with Toby Radford and from this conversation an opportunity arises which Graeme takes with both hands which takes him and his family to the Caribbean for 7 years during which time he leads the West Indies U19s to World Cup success in Bangladesh. He now is Director of High Performance with Cricket Ireland.
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CricFit specialise in providing S&C resource to amateur cricketers. Sam as its founder is someone with a strong background in the game, who grew up in the county age group junior ranks of Northants but fell out of love with cricket around the age of 16-17.
Having spent time in NZ playing aged 18 Sam went to Uni in Sheffield and got stuck into his Sports Science degree and then Lockdown hit.
During this time he shared some of his thoughts and ideas around cricket fitness online and this was the start of CricFit.
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Adi's first experience of coaching was in south African townships in 1986 where he wasn't a very popular figure simply because he was white.
Post Mandela's release he got involved in coaching the Eastern Province youth from U13-18 and from there got into coaching at the top level of the game.
He is from farming background and never played first class cricket so uses his love of the land and wildlife to help him create messages and build themes fit for purpose in cementing team values, develop togetherness and address challenges and has never looked back.
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Jon has had a lifelong involvement in cricket culminating in becoming Chair of Eastbourne CC a year ago. One of his main goals for his first year in office was to get behind the ground breaking idea that Cricket District put to him which was about creating a cricket festival and league for state educated kids across the county of Sussex. In its first year this event has seen 50 children take part in a range of formats including pairs cricket, Hundred format and T20 and has been a great success.
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Tim loved the game of cricket from that first time he played as a six year old and took two catches in an U12s match. He very quickly got invited into the Netherlands junior programme and moved up to the full international team as a batter who was not afraid to hit the ball!
Tim remembers the positive impact coach Nolan Clarke had on him from a young age and in particular the questions he was asked that helped him think about his game in a different way.
Tim started coaching when his youngest son showed an interest and he has never looked back since then.
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Three friends share their views on The Hundred and why they believe it is not the way forward for all youngsters who enjoy playing the game.
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Mollie began her interest in cricket as a fan in the crowd at Headingley and Scarborough. Quickly this all changed as she was invited to a junior cricket academy and over that Winter she properly fell in love with the game.
After being coached so positively she finds herself on a journey into the Yorkshire CCC junior age groups and from there to Chance to Shine where she coached for the first time and fell in love with it.
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Will went to school with Jos Butler and like JB wanted to become a pro cricketer until aged 13 he got more involved with rugby. Fast forward to the age of 16 and his school rugby coach instilled the idea of considering coaching as a career plan which he has now been doing for over a decade already which has seen him coach in Africa and China.
He now mentors other coaches in pro sports including cricket and finds it fascinating learning about the challenges they face day to day in their coaching environments many of which are similar regardless of the sport or level at which they are coaching.
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This is a first for the podcast series as I chat with a high level coach from football to hear his story and find out the challenges he faces and the values he holds dear when it comes to supporting young players in the game.
This is a great episode to listen to for all those recreational club cricket coaches many of whom will also coach other sports including football.
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