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The Complete Cricketer
Established for over 10 years, The Complete Cricketer Academy has been the foundation of success in cricket and in life for hundreds of its students. Experienced, qualified coaches, registered with WPCCA, run the academy throughout the year. All coaches are CSA qualified and have experience both playing and coaching the game. We focus on small group and individual coaching sessions that enhance the learning and development of our players in a safe, cricket oriented environment.
Introduction     The Complete Cricketer offers the opportunity to explore, and excel in, all aspects of cricket – not just the fundamentals.We provide comprehensive development programs – addressing not only the disciplines of batting, bowling and fielding – but also vital aspects such as Attitude, Concentration, Fitness and Sportsmanship.
Participation and Registration
However, this has to be managed and structured correctly to maximize the benefit to each individual and group. Key core principles are adhered to make this process work:
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Code of Conduct
Parent’s responsibilities are:
Current Pricing Structure
The Academy monthly fees are as follows.The monthly fee is to reduce admin time and also is necessary as sessions missed for various reasons outside of our control actually affect the running of the Academy as our costs remain, even if the participant does not attend.
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The Complete Cricketer Academy aims to bring learning through participation to as many young cricketers as is possible.
In 2012 we have had to raise the monthly fees for the first time in two years.
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Rohan Bloom 12 (1 Day)
lee knaap 12 (2 Days time)
Kyle Hoefer 15 (3 Days time)- dion welman 16 (3 Days time)
- Taylor Luck 8 (3 Days time)
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Parents and students are aware that participating in cricket coaching sessions is a potentially hazardous activity. Parents assume all risks associated with participation in this sport, including but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, balls, equipment, and other reasonable risk conditions associated with the sport. All such risks are known and understood by the parents and students.