with Peter Such, Former England spin bowler
This Zoom webinar will illustrate the keys coaching points on how to incorporate spin bowling into your school coaching programme. With both technical and tactical coaching principles and video analysis, this new webinar will focus on the most important areas to developing young aspiring spin bowlers, to maximise their potential. From coaching the basic techniques to understanding mental toughness, this webinar will breakdown the spin bowling process to develop wicket taking bowlers.
Building spin bowling into your school programme
School subscriptions for our webinars give access to up to 5 colleagues from the same school for a discounted rate.
Up to 5 members of staff from your school can join the webinar together, each logging in from their own device, one flat rate covers everyone, rather than booking individually. Your Zoom link will be sent to each participant's email address ahead of the session, so make sure you provide a name and email for everyone who's attending. As with our individual bookings, a recording is available for 48 hours afterwards for anyone who can't make the live session.
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