Intermediate Program (MWF)

Program Overview

Advancing Skills with Structure and Responsibility

The Intermediate Program at TUG Sports Institute is designed for athletes who have developed basic cricketing skills and are ready to train with greater intent, responsibility, and consistency.

At this stage, athletes move beyond learning what to do and begin focusing on how and why skills are executed. Training becomes more purposeful, structured, and physically demanding, while still remaining development-focused.

The Intermediate Program bridges the gap between foundational learning and competitive readiness.

Development Focus

Technical Precision and Growing Game Intelligence

The Intermediate Program emphasises refinement, repetition, and growing game awareness.

Key focus areas include:

Technical refinement in batting, bowling, and fielding
Improved movement efficiency and physical conditioning
Understanding game situations and decision-making
Developing concentration, effort, and training discipline
Learning to handle feedback and correction constructively

Athletes are encouraged to take greater ownership of their training while remaining open to coaching guidance.

Training Structure

Progressive Training with Purpose and Discipline

Training in the Intermediate Program is more intensive and structured than earlier stages, requiring consistency and commitment.

Scheduled training days: 3 days per week
Optional additional day: 1 extra training day may be added
Sessions are coach-led and planned with clear objectives
Batch size is strictly capped to ensure quality instruction

Training routines are designed to balance skill development, physical preparation, and recovery.

Learning Environment

Raising Standards in Attitude and Preparation

The Intermediate learning environment is disciplined, focused, and supportive.

Athletes are expected to:

Arrive prepared and on time
Follow structured training formats
Respect teammates, coaches, and the training space
Apply feedback thoughtfully during practice

Mistakes are treated as learning opportunities, but effort, attention, and attitude are non-negotiable.

Fee & Enrollment

Annual Enrollment & Program Investment

Annual Fee: ₹1,00,000 + GST

Enrollment Type: Annual only

The Intermediate Program follows TUG’s annual enrollment structure, allowing for continuity and long-term development.

Payment Options:

One-time annual payment
Two-installment annual enrollment

Important Notes

Structured Commitment for Advancing Athletes

Admissions are capacity-led
Batch sizes are capped to protect learning quality
Annual enrollment is fixed for 12 months
External tournaments and match participation may be introduced selectively, based on readiness
The optional additional training day is subject to program structure and availability

Parents and athletes should view this stage as one where commitment, discipline, and consistency become central to progress.

Trial & Admission

Selection Through Structured Readiness Evaluation

Athletes may be invited for a trial and assessment session to evaluate readiness for Intermediate-level training.

Admission is based on:

Technical competence
Behavioural maturity
Comfort with structured group training
Alignment with program expectations
Seat availability

Request an Intermediate Program Trial & Assessment