In order to optimise performance a cricketer must do more than simply work on cricket skills and technique, they need to look at various aspects of their preparation over and above skills training.
These strength and conditioning programs and routines focus on physical conditioning for cricket.
mycricketgame provides you with basic methods for improving your physical conditioning.
The purpose is not to give a detailed account of training terms and methodologies, it is simply to give basic information and provide fitness routines that can be used to get fit for your discipline.
The repetitions are a guideline, if you cannot manage all the reps, then do as many as you can, sensibly, whilst still holding good form.
Disclaimer: As with all physical activity there is the chance of injury, if you have a pre-existing physical condition then please check in with your doctor first.
If you are under the age of 18, check with a qualified strength and conditioning coach (biokineticist) as to your physical readiness, when you are young your bones are growing, taking loads on the spine and growing joints can cause long term problems.
So, be careful, wear the right clothing and shoes and if in doubt, do body weight reps.
mycricketgame cannot be held liable for injury or illness from the advice given on these pages.
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