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Shane Bond shares cricketing skills

Hamilton News
5 Mar, 2012 09:28 PMQuick Read

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New skills and training tips from New Zealand cricket legend Shane Bond will be aired at the National Cricket Club Super Camp, being held next week at the Waikato University Cricket Grounds, Hamilton.

Those attending will also have the chance to meet current Black Caps players.

During the fun one-hour
Super Skills Sessions, players aged five to 13 will learn batting, bowling and fielding techniques, before enjoying a BBQ. Prior to the skills training, a coaching clinic will give aspiring and current cricket coaches of all levels the chance to discover the key principles necessary for building a strong team.

The NCC Super Camp will run next Wednesday, March 14 and is free to attend but spaces are limited.

Session One: Coaching for Coaches, 1.30pm - 3.00pm Session Two: Super Skills for players aged five - 11, 4.00pm - 5.00pm Session Three: Super Skills for players aged five - 11, 5.30pm - 6.30pm Session Four: Super Skills for players aged 11 - 13, 7.00pm - 8.00pm

Visit www.nationalcricketclub.co.nz to register.

 

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