Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) conducted two programmes in ICC Level 1 Coaching Course in the recent weeks for nearly 50 school and club level coaches; who came from several parts of the country.
Conducted by the Coach Education Unit of the SLC, the first of it was held from January 22 to 25 at the SLC High Performance Centre at RPICS in Colombo, while the second programme was held from January 30 to February 2, in the District of Ampara.
The Colombo programme had coaches from areas such as Panadura, Kalutara, Matugama and Moratuwa, while the second programme had coaches from Ampara, Batticaloa and Trincomalee Districts.
The ICC Level 1 Course focuses on imparting coaches with knowledge in the areas of fast bowling and spin bowling, fielding and wicket keeping, knowledge of umpire signals and also warm up and warm down techniques.
In addition, it also educates on the ‘Role of a Coach,’ ‘Code of Behavior for Coaches,’ ‘How to Prepare,’ and also ‘Communication between Coaches and Players’.
The participants will be given certificates following a three-month assessment period, where SLC will monitor how the coaches use the learned techniques practically during coaching sessions.
The programme was conducted by Heshan de Mel, Head of Coach Education Unit of SLC, Chamila Gamage, Tharaka Samaratunga, who are Coach Educators and also District Coach Wasantha Wijesuriya.
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