The arm mechanics elite batters actually use, and that the coaching system misses. Five hours of video across 30+ modules, 30+ drills you can do with just a net and throw-downs, and live calls where I break down your own footage in front of the group. It makes you better in T20 and red ball alike, because these mechanics don't change between formats.
Live coaching Calls to review practice
Used by professional franchise players, and amateur boys and girls from age 10 upwards.
Launch price — rises to £399
Your child can't score at all, or they're doing fine locally but can't break into county or rep level. Either way, you want to know why.
You can't buy a run, or you're solid at your level and can't break into the one above it. You want a real answer.
You know something is missing from the coaching system. You want to know what it is, and how to implement it.
You train during the week. You spend your whole Saturday for a game of cricket. Eight hours of your day, gone. And you get out, trying to force it. Or you stick around for five or six overs, but can't hit it off the square.
Or the same applies to your child. It's They look the part. They just can't score. They can't dominate. Then comes the drive home. Your child sitting quietly beside you, deflated, watching their friends pull further ahead. Slowly losing the love they had for the game.
You've tried the local coaches. The big names off Instagram. The masterclasses. None of it ever ties together. That's not your fault - it's because almost everyone in cricket is teaching the same handful of myths. And most of them are wrong.
Taught almost everywhere. Provably wrong on slow-motion footage of the best hitters alive — half the time their front elbow isn't extended at contact at all. This single myth is roughly 30% of the entire course.

None of these are theory. They're what you see when you study video of the best hitters in the world, frame by frame.
You don't need one. You need balance in the most powerful position: and sometimes that looks nothing like stability.
It's not the back hip firing on its own. It's the front leg driving the front hip through. Half the time we need to LIMIT the movement of the back hip.
Often you need to allow the head to fall during the swing to 20-45 degrees angle.
Sometimes a bent knee hits the ball harder.
Some of the smallest hitters on the planet are the most destructive.
This can be a symptom of cheating the swing with bad arm use. Sometimes closing it off gives you more power.
It's a result, not a target, and it only shows up about half the time. Don't force it!
The real system
The most overlooked part is the arms, because almost no one teaches how they actually swing the bat. This course will teach you everything you need about how the arms work for hitting (both on the ground and in the air)
The Real Foundations
What power hitting actually is, and the red ball vs white ball myth.
Bat Mechanics : Arcs Not Lines
Moving away from lines.
Figure of 9 vs turning arms, using gravity, the slingshot effect. Hitting by swinging in arcs.
Hand & Arm Mechanics
The swing is an ARM-led movement. Hand placement at contact, hands as levers, why 'fast hands' is a myth. What to do instead.
Using the Ground & Hips
What this really means: How it's the front hip, and how you don't need to clear the leg. How to screw into the ground. How to control hip rotation, and allow hip rotation.
Backlift, Stance & Grip
Every backlift option, stance, back angle, and grip choice. Why breaking out of normal coaching limitations can free up natural talent.
Why you don't need extension
12 modules. The deepest section in the entire course. And the real thing that will make you stand out. Break out of the limiting advice to extend your arms for optimal power hitting.
Shot-Specific Application
Yorkers, scoops, pulls, drives, cuts.
That might sound like a lot. It's not supposed to all land on day one. You start with the simple, fast-start drills, step by step. This is deep knowledge you'll run in cycles for years — but the entry point is simple.
Proof
A system used across professionals, county players, and juniors.
Averaged 31 in first class cricket since coaching and 45 off 23 against England in 2026 T20 World Cup Match
England U19 & England Lions player
Captain of Sussex CCC
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10 hours of coaching across one winter led to huge improvements in Pro T20 and 50 over
19→36 avg
107→148 SR
Kent captain & London Spirit player. Best 14 months of his career during our work together
50+ avg across formats

8 weeks of coaching
From 2025 season of average 17, to averaging 45 in 2026 county season.
One pre-season of work, back into the county squad and feeling confident and hitting sixes with ease.
Picked for county EPP playing against u-14 to u-16s.
One workshop and one-to-one and he has dominated his club cricket this year.
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I'm not a former professional. I qualified as a coach in 2009 and spent years watching players get the same advice I'd been given, and go nowhere with it.
Nearly 20,000 slow-motion clips of the best batters in the world, broken down frame by frame, looking for what they actually do rather than what gets taught. It took nine years. Most of what I found contradicts standard coaching, particularly around the arms, which almost nobody teaches at all.
Since 2021 I've used it with professional T20 batters, county players, club cricketers and juniors from age ten. It works the same way at every level, because the mechanics don't change.
This isn't a set of tips. It's a system you'll keep coming back to for years.

Price & guarantee
Guarantee: you can get a full refund after 14 days of purchase.
Join before Aug 16th and get 4 live weekly calls. Submit your own practice footage - we'll analyse some of the submissions reviewed live on each call which everyone can learn from.
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Join before Aug 16th and get £60 off up to 3 in-person 3 hour workshops or off four hours of 1-1 coaching. Use any time in the next 12 months (SAVE £180)
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There are only 4-5 weeks left of the season. Every week you wait, you fall further behind.
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No. Follow the drills, step by step. You don't need to understand the mechanics to get the benefit.
This is totally different. If you're an adult player or a junior player, this will make you better!
Yes. This will improve an adult 1st XI premier league batter, a 3rd XI middle order batter, a 15 year old CAG player or a 10 year old new-ish to cricket.
Coaches do a good job but have been given a limited coaching rule book to work from. This is entirely different structure. It's built from 9 years mapping nearly 20,000 videos of elite players, and it's a system other coaches have never seen.
Yes. A lot of players I work with aren't struggling: they're stuck. The gap between doing well and getting picked at the next level can be fixed by the same mechanical gaps this course fixes.
You can get a full refund up to 1 4 days after course access. You will have seen half the course after 14 days and had 2 live calls. If it's not for you, you can get a refund (but lose the 2nd half of course and 2 remaining live calls).
Yes, this will make you a better coach. You will have ready-made drills and all the detailed bio-mechanical understanding too from following the in-depth tutorials
Don't let your child fall out of love with the game.
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