Summer Camp details and dates 2018
The IOMCA summer camp details are now available.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
| 2018_summer_camps.pdf |
Winter Courses 2018
The IOMCA are running a number of courses this winter (see below for details)
There are a number of options to choose from which cater for a large range of ages and abilities with a mixture of specific and generic options.
For those wanting to focus on a specific skill we start with wicket keeping on Feb 25th (book quickly), followed by batting, Fielding, Spin Bowling and a further Keeping session.
Kwik to Hardball for those looking to move up this year or those younger ones wanting to just get a bit of practice before the season.
CricKids runs for 5 weeks for the real future cricketers (age 3 onwards) and a series of slots for Indoor cricket for individual or team entries.
Details of how to book on the courses can be found on the form.
There are a number of options to choose from which cater for a large range of ages and abilities with a mixture of specific and generic options.
For those wanting to focus on a specific skill we start with wicket keeping on Feb 25th (book quickly), followed by batting, Fielding, Spin Bowling and a further Keeping session.
Kwik to Hardball for those looking to move up this year or those younger ones wanting to just get a bit of practice before the season.
CricKids runs for 5 weeks for the real future cricketers (age 3 onwards) and a series of slots for Indoor cricket for individual or team entries.
Details of how to book on the courses can be found on the form.
| indoor_programme_2018.pdf |
Summer Camp details and dates 2017
The IOMCA summer camp details are now available.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
| 2017_summer_programme.pdf |
Cric Kids
Cric-Kids - Crickids is an early entry programme into the sport. Aimed at children between 3 and 6 these sessions are based around developing cricketers of the future.
The sessions are based around physical literacy, games, very basic transferable cricket skills, teamwork and most importantly of all Fun.
Delivered by Sally Green a qualified cricket coach, teacher and early years PE specialist she has years of experience in developing young children in sport.
The sessions are for boys and girls and are a great opportunity to develop children's all round athletic skills.
These sessions are turn up and join in and cost £2 per session.
Please note these sessions move to Finch Hill from Saturday 8th July
| cric_kids.pdf |
Easter Camps
The continually popular IOMCA camps will be returning at Easter at KWC.
These are available to all and the timing of them gives a great opportunity to transition from Indoor to outdoor training.
See below for details
These are available to all and the timing of them gives a great opportunity to transition from Indoor to outdoor training.
See below for details
| easter_camps.pdf |
February half term camps
The IOMCA feb 1/2 term camps dates and details are now available to view in the below document.
Numbers are limited due to space so if interested please book early.
Numbers are limited due to space so if interested please book early.
| half_term_camps.pdf |
Summer Camp details and dates
The IOMCA summer camp details are now available.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
Hosted at various clubs around the Island these camps are a great way to finish the season having fun and learning new skills you can work on ready for next season.
Details are also available of 1-1 coaching sessions at certain venues.
| summer_camps.pdf |
Easter Half term courses - dates and info
The IOMCA are running a series of camps over Easter to prepare players for the season.
aimes at upscaling current players and engaging new players these camps will have cater for all levels of ability new and experienced.
The camps are delivered by IOMCA coaches and players so will ensure quality for all and will ensure the correct balance of Fun and development.
aimes at upscaling current players and engaging new players these camps will have cater for all levels of ability new and experienced.
The camps are delivered by IOMCA coaches and players so will ensure quality for all and will ensure the correct balance of Fun and development.
| easter_cricket.pdf |
Winter Courses 2016
The IOMCA are running a number of courses this winter (see below for details)
There are a number of options to choose from which cater for a large range of ages and abilities with a mixture of specific and generic options.
For those wanting to focus on a specific skill we start with wicket keeping on January 17th (book quickly), followed by spin bowling, batting and finishing with fielding. We will look at pace bowling options when we move outside and have the space for full run ups.
The Skills award focuses on kwik cricketers and the Crickids is aimed at the real minis (ages 3-6).
Details of how to book on the courses can be found on the form.
There are a number of options to choose from which cater for a large range of ages and abilities with a mixture of specific and generic options.
For those wanting to focus on a specific skill we start with wicket keeping on January 17th (book quickly), followed by spin bowling, batting and finishing with fielding. We will look at pace bowling options when we move outside and have the space for full run ups.
The Skills award focuses on kwik cricketers and the Crickids is aimed at the real minis (ages 3-6).
Details of how to book on the courses can be found on the form.
| cricket_courses_2016.pdf |