Badminton

Badminton

Kids Badminton Classes

Signing up your children for badminton classes with our academy is an investment in their overall development and well-being. Our expertly designed curriculum not only enhances physical fitness, agility, and coordination but also instills crucial life skills such as discipline, teamwork, and perseverance.

Our dedicated coaches ensure a supportive and engaging environment, fostering a love for the sport while focusing on each child's individual growth. Joining our academy means your children will benefit from a structured program that emphasises both skill development and fun, setting the foundation for a healthy, active lifestyle and potentially igniting a lifelong passion for badminton.

Schedule (Kids)

Sunday 9 AM to 10 AM

Adult Beginner Badminton Lessons

Our classes cater to adults of all ages who are beginners in badminton. If you never had the chance to play the sport or are looking to improve your skills, our classes are perfect for you!

Our experienced coaches provide a fun and supportive learning environment where you can develop your badminton skills at your own pace. From basic techniques to advanced strategies, our classes cover everything you need to know to become a proficient player.

Schedule (Adults)

Saturday 9 AM to 10 AM

  • Full-Body Workout

    Badminton is an excellent way to get a full-body workout. Unlike some sports that focus on specific muscle groups, badminton requires the use of your entire body. You'll use your legs for movement, your arms for hitting the shuttlecock, and your core for balance. This makes badminton a comprehensive exercise that improves overall fitness.

    Cardiovascular Health

    Engaging in badminton can significantly improve your cardiovascular health. The sport involves rapid movements and quick bursts of energy, which can get your heart pumping. Regularly playing badminton can help lower your risk of heart disease, improve circulation, and increase your stamina.

    Flexibility and Agility

    Badminton demands quick reflexes and agile movements. Players often find themselves lunging, twisting, and stretching to reach the shuttlecock. These actions can enhance your flexibility and agility, making you more adept at other physical activities as well.

  • Strategic Thinking

    Badminton is not just a physical game; it's a mental one as well. Players must think strategically to outmaneuver their opponents. This involves anticipating your opponent's moves, deciding on the best shots, and planning your positioning. These strategic elements make badminton a mentally stimulating sport.

    Focus and Concentration

    Playing badminton requires a high level of focus and concentration. You need to keep your eyes on the shuttlecock, judge its speed and direction, and react swiftly. This intense focus can improve your concentration skills, which are beneficial both on and off the court.

    Stress Relief

    Badminton is a fantastic stress reliever. The physical activity helps release endorphins, which are natural mood lifters. Additionally, the social aspect of playing with friends or joining a club can provide emotional support and a sense of community.

  • Meet New People

    One of the best aspects of learning badminton is the opportunity to meet new people. Whether you join a local club or participate in tournaments, you'll have the chance to interact with fellow sports enthusiasts. This can lead to lasting friendships and valuable networking opportunities.

    Teamwork Skills

    Badminton often involves doubles matches, which require excellent teamwork. Playing doubles can teach you how to communicate effectively, coordinate your movements, and support your partner. These skills are transferable to other team-based activities and professional settings.

    Family-Friendly Activity

    Badminton is a sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It's a great way to spend quality time with family members, whether they're young children or older adults. Playing badminton together can strengthen family bonds and create cherished memories.

  • Hand-Eye Coordination

    Badminton is excellent for improving hand-eye coordination. The fast pace of the game requires you to keep your eyes on the shuttlecock while coordinating your hand movements to hit it accurately. Enhanced hand-eye coordination can be beneficial in various daily activities and other sports.

    Balance and Stability

    The dynamic nature of badminton helps improve your balance and stability. The sport involves a lot of sudden changes in direction, quick footwork, and maintaining a stable stance while hitting the shuttlecock. These actions can enhance your balance and reduce the risk of falls or injuries in other activities.

    Fine Motor Skills

    Badminton also improves your fine motor skills. The precise movements required to control the shuttlecock, such as flicks, drops, and smashes, can enhance your dexterity and precision. These skills are useful in various aspects of life, from typing on a keyboard to playing musical instruments.

  • Minimal Equipment Needed

    One of the great things about badminton is that it requires minimal equipment. All you need is a racket, shuttlecock, and a net. Unlike some sports that require expensive gear, badminton is relatively affordable, making it accessible to a wide range of people.

    Indoor and Outdoor Options

    Badminton can be played both indoors and outdoors, providing flexibility in where you choose to play. Many community centers, gyms, and parks offer badminton courts, making it easy to find a convenient location to play. This versatility adds to the sport's appeal.

    Easy to Learn, Hard to Master

    Badminton is easy to learn but challenging to master. Beginners can quickly pick up the basics and start enjoying the game, while advanced players can continuously refine their skills and strategies. This makes badminton a sport that can grow with you as you improve.

  • Burn Calories

    Badminton is an effective way to burn calories and manage weight. The high-intensity movements and quick pace of the game can help you burn a significant amount of calories in a short period. Regularly playing badminton can contribute to weight loss and help you maintain a healthy weight.

    Metabolism Boost

    Playing badminton can give your metabolism a boost. The physical exertion involved in the sport increases your metabolic rate, helping your body burn calories more efficiently even after you've finished playing. This can be particularly beneficial for those looking to lose weight or improve their metabolic health.

    Healthy Lifestyle

    Incorporating badminton into your routine promotes a healthy lifestyle. The physical activity, combined with the social interaction and mental stimulation, makes badminton a well-rounded activity that contributes to overall well-being. It's a fun and engaging way to stay active and healthy.

Why Learn Badminton

Badminton Lesson Plans

  • Objectives: Familiarise students with basic rules, equipment, and court layout.

    • Welcome and introduction.

    • Brief history of badminton.

    • Explanation of rules and scoring system.

    • Tour of the court and equipment overview.

    • Simple warm-up exercises.

    • Basic grip techniques (forehand and backhand).

  • Objectives: Teach basic footwork and movement around the court.

    • Warm-up and stretching exercises.

    • Demonstration of basic footwork patterns (front-back, side-to-side).

    • Footwork drills without shuttle.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Introduce students to basic forehand and backhand strokes.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Demonstration of forehand and backhand strokes.

    • Practice forehand and backhand strokes with a partner.

    • Shadow practice without shuttle.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Teach different serving techniques and strategies.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Explanation of different serves (high serve, low serve, flick serve, drive serve).

    • Demonstration and practice of each serve.

    • Serve accuracy drills.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Develop skills for net play and executing drop shots.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Demonstration of net play techniques and drop shots.

    • Practice net shots and drop shots with a partner.

    • Net play drills.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Teach powerful smash and clear shots.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Demonstration of smash and clear shot techniques.

    • Practice smash and clear shots with a partner.

    • Smash accuracy and power drills.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Improve defensive skills and counterattacks.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Demonstration of defensive techniques (block, lift, net kill).

    • Practice defensive shots with a partner.

    • Defense drills.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Understand doubles tactics and effective communication.

    Warm-up exercises.

    Explanation of positioning and rotation in doubles.

    Practice doubles drills focusing on teamwork and communication.

    Partner switching exercises.

    Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Develop singles tactics and game play strategies.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Explanation of singles strategies (offensive and defensive play).

    • Practice singles drills focusing on movement and shot selection.

    • Short singles games.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Learn mixed doubles tactics and advanced game strategies.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Discussion of mixed doubles strategies.

    • Practice mixed doubles drills.

    • Advanced tactical drills for both singles and doubles.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Enhance physical conditioning and teach injury prevention techniques.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Circuit training focusing on strength, agility, and endurance.

    • Discussion on common injuries and prevention methods.

    • Cool down and stretching.

  • Objectives: Prepare students for competitive play and simulate tournament conditions.

    • Warm-up exercises.

    • Discussion on mental preparation and match mindset.

    • Mock matches with scoring and umpiring.

    • Feedback and analysis of performance.

    • Cool down and stretching.