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Coaching Intermediate 13yr to 16yr
Age 13 yr to 16yr is the age where the child is focusing on to the Strength and power. Due to hormonal changes the power and strength of playing the game will also increase. The coach's curriculum and diet chart should be followed for the overall development and growth of the child.
Mental and Cognitive Development 13yr to 16yr
Cricket requires mental engagement and quick thinking, which sharpens cognitive abilities. Strategic Thinking Players must constantly assess situations, anticipate the opponent's next move, and make quick, sound decisions under pressure (e.g., field placement, shot selection, bowling strategy) Focus and Concentration: Maintaining focus for long periods, sometimes over multiple days, is crucial for success and develops strong concentration skills.
Physical Development 13yr to 16yr
Playing cricket contributes to numerous developments in a player, encompassing physical, mental, social, and psychological dimensions. Cardiovascular Endurance: Running between wickets, chasing the ball, and long periods in the field improve stamina and heart health. Muscular Strength and Power Actions like bowling, batting, and throwing the ball build muscle strength and explosive power, particularly in the arms, core, and legs. Agility and Coordination Quickly changing direction (fielding), precise hand-eye coordination (batting and catching), and fast footwork are constantly refined during play. Motor Skills: Repetitive execution of specific movements for batting, bowling, and fielding sharpens gross and fine motor skills.
Suggestion to the parents 13yr to 16yr
The Childs behaviour will change towards the parents; the child will disobey the parents at home and will be involved in mood swings which may lead to anger. The child will be more into his friends than family's. During this period the child must be sent for more interactions with the coaches as the child will be obedient to their respective coaches. The coach's curriculum and diet chart should be followed for the overall development and growth of the child.
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