Run Making

With Graham Gooch OBE, England Batting Coach

The programme of dates for this course is completed for this term. Further dates will be added in due course. Please enquire for details 015395 60060.

Prices

£139 2 places £239 4 places £339
Course runs from 10.00am - 3.30pm. Course includes lunch and notes

Tutors

Graham Gooch OBE
Graham Gooch OBE

Graham Gooch is the current England and Essex batting coach, and will hold this position for the 2011 Ashes Tour and the World Cup of the same year. He was England’s most prolific batsman of all time, with a record 8,900 Test runs, with a highest score of 333. This was achieved in 118 Test matches, the second highest by an Englishman. He holds the world record for the number of runs in a single Test (456 v India in 1990) and the highest ever aggregate of runs, with 67,057, including 128first class centuries.

 

This is a unique opportunity to learn from the current England batting coach, at an

interesting time in the game.

He will explain his approach to getting the best out of the country's top players, and

 the methods by which he restored the form of individual batsmen.

 He will discuss and demonstrate his approaches in coaching batsmen at all levels, from the

 Essex Academy to England's top players - and consider the different techniques, practice methods and

psychological processes in different forms of the game.

His success has attracted significant press coverage.

 Summing this up in the "Sunday Times" recently, he said, "I like to call myself a coach of run making rather than batting. A lot of people can bat, but not all of them can score runs. My coaching has changed.

 I try to coach shots that I would never have done when I started. As a coach, you try to hone

the skill of hitting the gaps."

 

·         Developing batting into Run Making

·         Scoring runs to win matches

·         Developing the right approach

·         Building technical ability: practice to develop and improve skills

·         Apply and review experience gained

·         Establishing the skill of concentration.