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A Max Pac is a composition of information relating to the many aspects of Max's speaking and business fields of expertise. The package includes a CV, testimonials and individual descriptions of the roles Max undertakes.

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How to Hypnotise Chooks By Max Walker

When Max’s cricket career finished midway through the 1981/82 season, the structure of his life changed dramatically. Today Max leads a great, erratic and at times fascinating existence and he really does enjoy sharing views and ideas and experiences. Max loves people , meets a huge cross-section of the community and shares of their stories and thoughts. That’s the theme for this book, lots of tales and lots of jokes t provoke a giggle or two.

Other Books by Max

The Best of Max Walker By Max Walker

We live today in an information society where technology regularly bombards each and every one of us. As a consequence, we are losing the common art of communicating – talking t one another and telling stories. One of the most powerful tools of communication is humour. The ability to laugh at oneself and life’s […]

How to Puzzle a Python By Max Walker

Max has always had an affinity with wildlife and for the colourful characters he met in the course of his work in television, also as a guest speaker and during the large amount of travel he does for what he says is the best job in the world. He keeps getting himself into many […]

Tangles By Max Walker and Neil Philipson

Maxwell Henry Walker, commonly known as ‘Tangles” to friends, fans and opponents alike, is one of those rarities in sport. A man who became a champion in two entirely different fields and a ‘character’ in each. Max was a child prodigy in both cricket and football. It is difficult enough for any sportsman […]