Our cricket batting coaching equipment (also works for fast bowling and fielding) uses globally patented Exoprecise technology, expanding and contracting with your cricket shot; improving bat speed, mechanics, and strengthening power batting muscles. All you have to do is wear it, and train!
Setting up in your cricket batting stance, Exoprecise forces keeps your arms at the optimal distance from your body; improving bat speed, mechanics, and strength in power batting muscles.
During your cricket batting load, and separation your back elbow moves away from your body; pushing against our cricket coaching equipment. Patented Exoprecise forces, strengthens your power batting muscles, improves mechanics; releasing triggers a boost in bat speed to start your cricket shot.
Starting your shot, our cricket coaching equipment uses energy from Exoprecise forces, to trigger acceleration; improving cricket bat speed, contact accuracy, fix a weak cricket shot, growing fast twitch muscle fibers for a power T20 cricketer.
Exoprecise forces re-connects your weaker arms to your strong core, improving batting accuracy, power, as you “stay connected” to your cricket shot.
Staying through your cricket shot, bat speed changes to momentum; critical for power, and extension. Our cricket coaching equipment gives Exoprecise forces, improving strength in power muscles; triggering another boost of bat speed to finish your shot.
Finishing your shot, our cricket coaching equipment gives a final boost of bat speed, improving follow through mechanics, building fast twitch muscle fibers; critical for, “powershot muscle memory.”
The gym builds your beach muscles, our Cricket Precise-2020 strengthens power batting muscles, during training as usual. Maintaining strength, bat speed, and mechanics is critical to batting more sixes, especially, at the end of a long season.
The primary muscles working as you bat with our cricket coaching equipment are conscious muscles, for example, feeling resistance; raising and lowering your elbows for ten repetitions. Second, subconscious (automatic or involuntary), for example, the deep layer core muscles of your back, sides, and abdominals; strengthening as you bat.
