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How can I identify a talented player early on?

How can I identify a talented athlete without techniques ?

Rashed IqbalCoach, Bangladesh
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jayesh dadarkarCoach, India

Dear Rashed, 

Athletics being the mother all sports to identify talented athlete without techniques you just have to watch his running technique like whether he is runninng rhythematically, see his hand eye cordination by giving him simple catches & whether he is atleast able to contact the ball when we feed him the ball.

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jayesh dadarkarCoach, India

Dear Rashed, 

Athletics being the mother all sports to identify talented athlete without techniques you just have to watch his running technique like whether he is runninng rhythematically, see his hand eye cordination by giving him simple catches & whether he is atleast able to contact the ball when we feed him the ball.

Cricket CoachCoach

Very True! good hand eye coordination is very critical. Body strength can be genrated but reflexes must be very sharp.

Reggie Coach, England

ABCs    Agility, Balance,Coordination and speed

Rashed IqbalCoach, Bangladesh

Thanks for feedback. Thanks all

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