I love that you can use the Crazy Catch at any time anywhere to help improve your fundamental Netball skills. We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. The huge benefit for a coach or teacher is that the Crazy Catch Freestyle allows you to change the pace and direction of each rebound to suit the ability level of the player. She also is more than ably assisted by England team mate, the gold medal-winning Serena Guthrie, who stars for Giants Netball in the Australian Suncorp League.

View our Privacy Policy for more information on the processing of your data and your privacy rights. The Crazy Catch rebound nets are an innovative invention that has changed netball training routines since 2014. Improve your skills and reactions whatever your age or ability with Crazy Catch with one SANE and one INSANE side.id":41059016376460,"title":"Default Title","option1":"Default Title","option2":null,"option3":null,"sku":"CRA011. Excellent quality and with both a SANE and INSANE rebound with a netball (suitable for small ball use on one side too) This bundle contains .

The Wildchild Double Trouble is used by the likes of Sasha Corbin, Serena Guthrie, England Roses and various other international teams and players. The Crazy Catch Wild Child Double Trouble Rebounder has been developed to increase the skills for multiple different sports, improvements can be made in hand-eye coordination, catching, passing and overall vision.Crazy Catches come with a 500 day warranty covering manufacturing defects and with good care a Crazy Catch can last well over 10 years! As the new hockey season gets underway, Lightning Sports brings you the best range of top quality, innovative training aids to help take your players skills to the next level. There is no denying that New Zealanders are fanatical about sport; and even though Crazy Catch was first developed with Cricket in mind, it was not long until the rebound netting found its uses in other sports. It is no surprise that Andrew developed a cricket training aid, with his father – Ian Sinclair – being a top cricketer during his childhood and being a part of the New Zealand Black Caps maiden test winning side against the West Indies in 1956.