Welcome to All Out Cricket Coaching

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This is the crew enjoying October's All Out course....

October's All Out Participants!

Follow this link to take a look at the photo gallery...

If you want to be next....

The next Cricket Coaching Courses is on....

9 - 12 August 2010

@ Acomb Cricket Club ( Outdoor Venue )


£20.00 for one day, £30 for 2 days, £40 for 3 days or £50 for 4 days

Family discount on request and flexible hours are available

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Follow this link to find out more....

If you attended the May Coaching Course, follow this link. If you attended the August course, follow this link or click on the Gallery Page above to take a look at some pics from October's event.

All Out Cricket Coaching is a fantastic new cricket coaching service that began in March 2008 and is based in York.

Aimed at childen of all ages, it gives participants a chance to spend an intensive 2 or 4 days concentrating on what makes a cricketer a really good cricketer. Not only will they get to improve their game, they'll have a really good time doing it! At any time during the course, there is always one coach to every eight participants.

Two All Out coaches...

The business was formed by Scott Nicholls who won the Nancy Ovens Bursary in 2007, which enabled him to shadow professional coaches at Yorkshire CCC from Sept 07 - April 08 (Take a look at www.skillsactive.com to find out more).

The coaching courses are all held at the very impressive new York College (Sim Balk Lane) within the double sized sports hall....which allows for a maximum group of 32 participants to enjoy the camp.

The College facility also has a viewing gallery, which means that parents can sit in and watch, if they wish. It also makes for an excellent and safe environment for lunch and break times. Target participants are players aged between 11-16 although this is just a guide.

Click on the links above to find out about the coaches involved and dates that the courses are running.