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Opening Up Cricket's 'Going Upstairs' podcast where we talk sport, fitness and mental health.
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Supportive Team Environments #2
The second episode on this theme has Opening Up Cricket trustee & Sunday Times Football Correspondent Jon Northcroft sharing from another sport. We hear a range from Fergie to Guardiola on how wellbeing and team bonds are forged at the top level of football.
It's fascinating to think about what we can learn from these examples.
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Supportive Team Environments #1
This pre season, we have a focus on how team environments can best support their members. To start with, Ethan Bamber draws on his experiences in the professional games, as we aim to find the ways we can all look out for those around us.
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Out of season with Ethan Bamber & Tom Alsop
Ethan and Tom shared their reflections on how the close season changes how they see themselves.
This was recorded just before their return to pre season training at Middlesex and Sussex.
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Inside Club Cricket #2
Henry returns with his second guest, Matty Jackson of Liverpool CC, for a chat focused on captaincy in the club game.
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Inside Club Cricket #1
Thanks to Henry Eccles of Southport & Birkdale CC for this chat with his club's former overseas player Will Affleck, reflecting on the realities and pressures that can feature in the weekend game.
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Clevedon's Case Study with Dan Van Grudgings
Clevedon CC in Somerset have seen success with their own scheme to promote mental wellbeing through cricket at their club.
Dan, the lead for this, joined Mark to share the background and strategies used.
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Customer Reviews
Hugely underrated, excellent
As somebody that lives cricket and who has really struggled with mental health issues in recent years, listening to this was so supportive and hope-inducing.
Very week done guys, keep dressing awareness and the good work
Brilliant
Great discussions on a range of subjects. The presenters banter and interview style is reminiscent of a young Jonathon Agnew.