Bespoke Cricket Workshops
Bespoke online cricket workshops for schools, clubs, academies and organisations.
Every workshop is tailored to the needs of the group and environment it supports — not delivered off the shelf.
Online cricket workshops
Cricket Mind Online delivers live online workshops designed specifically for cricket environments.
Some workshops focus on players and performance. Others support coaches, leaders and staff.
All sessions are practical, discussion-led, and built around the real challenges people experience in cricket.
Workshops can be delivered as:
- Standalone sessions
- Short workshop series
- Part of a wider programme or development pathway
We regularly work with:
- Schools
- Clubs
- Academies
- Pathway programmes
- Coach development environments
- Cricket organisations
Player workshops
Build confidence, resilience, and focus through interactive online sessions.
Coach workshops
Develop leadership, practice design, and team culture with tailored CPD workshops.
Why our workshops
All our workshops are designed specifically for cricket and shaped around the realities of the environments they operate in.
They are delivered by specialists with experience across:
- Playing
- Coaching
- Coach Development
- Applied Sport Psychology
- High-Performance Environments
Rather than using generic presentations or scripted delivery, every session is adapted to the group involved.
That means workshops feel more relevant, more practical, and more useful to the people in the room.
Looking to join a live online event?
Alongside our bespoke workshops for clubs, schools and cricket organisations, Cricket Mind Online also runs live online events throughout the year for individual players, parents and coaches.
These sessions focus on key moments in the cricket calendar, including:
- Trials and selections
- Pre-season preparation
- Confidence and pressure
- Supporting young cricketers
- Starting the season strongly
“One of the most gifted coach developers I have had the privilege of working with and watching first hand.”
— Jane Powell, Yorkshire County Cricket Club
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