Crazy Catch is a hugely popular sports training aid and makes a great Christmas present for all ages and abilities. If you are looking to improve your sporting skills - Crazy Catch will make your training much more varied and fun be it alone or...
I’m sure there are plenty of you who like to have a kick about in the back garden but, even if you have a few mates over to join in, the casual kick about can quickly become very repetitive and dull. However, help is on...
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Women's World Cup bronze medallist, goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain and guest star Sophie Hillyerd (our competition winner to celebrate Sio reaching 300k likes on Facebook) train the Reindeer's how to fly in the final #ReindeerTraining session from Crazy Catch to help them on their Christmas present...
Big congratulations to Tony Elliott, who won the FA Disability Coach of the Year award last night at the FA Coaching Awards held at St Georges Park. [caption id="attachment_2211" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Tony Elliott winner of the Grassroots Disability Coach of the Year award is presented with...
Crazy Catch is becoming an increasingly popular training aid in hockey, not just for goalkeepers but also for outfielders to help with improve their first touch, control, deflecting, 3D skills, passing accuracy, aerials (throwing and receiving) and volleying and rebounding!!! Use Crazy Catch to take...
After a gruelling bootcamp, our Reindeer are gradually getting their fitness back ahead of their big job on Christmas eve. Now for our next animation, we have enlisted the help of England Netballer Sasha Corbin who will help develop some reaction catching skills so the...
You might have seen Crazy Catch being used by top goalkeepers as a training aid but did you know it also has many different uses for outfield players. In our latest video, filmed with Improtech Soccer academy based in the North East, the coaches spend...
Crazy Catch are delighted to add QPR to their roster of professional football clubs actively using the Crazy Catch in their training sessions. QPR first team goalkeeper coach Paul Crichton was introduced to us by Lee Kendal, goalkeeper coach with the England Women's team and after...