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New product launch
Balls fly and World
Records tumble at the new Crazy Catch product launch in Mauku, New
Zealand.
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Crazy
Catch Official Launch of the new models and new Vision Balls with
Dame Susan Devoy and Mayor Mark Ball joining inventors Andrew &
Lousie Sinclair along with all the local village.
The
launch was held at the Mauku Cricket ground (New Zealand's oldest),
which next year celebrates it's 150th jubilee.
Part
of the launch was a World Record attempt for the Crazy Catch One
Minute Challenge. Many records for their age were set on the day.
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No one
managed to topple the Black Caps skipper Daniel Vettori's record of
64. However TV 3 presenter James Gemmell got very close with a score
of 63 and inventors son Luke Sinclair with 62. A great day of active
fun honing everyone's vision and coordination skills. (click on
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South Africa Work out with Crazy Catch |
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The
Protea's were one of the first to get access to the new design
Crazy Catch nets. They have quickly been put to use and a great
warm up game has already been developed by South Africa's fitness
coach Grant Compton. Grant comments - “Top
cricketers are brimming with competitive spirit so why not
use this feature to encourage them to push themselves harder.
We’ve started using Crazy Catch in our pre-match warm ups,”
Compton explains. “It helps the guys focus on their hand-eye
coordination in the first instance, but we also use it to make
warm-ups more competitive and keep them motivated.”
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