Best way to find places to train

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  1. smieling

    smieling New Member

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    I really hope it's appropriate to ask here.

    I've been playing badminton for 2 years and I wanted to find coach/club and maybe explore my options to get trained. I'm 19 currently, not sure if thats too old.

    My problem is that I don't know where to start, how do i go about finding a place/person? ask friends, search the internet ??

    practically any information that you can give me would be helpful!

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. Pizza Fish

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    how about try asking the people in the club you play at? maybe they would know. if nothing else you can search "badminton training toronto" and look from there.
     
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    Depending on the place, this can be a lot of fun. Where I come from, it took me 4 years to find a coach to train me. I had to go overseas to get weekend coaching from this man (http://badminton-coach.co.uk/).

    At the very least, train urself. Get fit. I suggest badminton lifes "the ultimate badminton athlete" which you can do on ur own. I also suggest to find a better player and try and play with or against him.

    For example its the off season here, so I am getting super fit, play 2 times a week, once doubles, once singles. My singles partner is very good, so its good for me to play against him. We also so a few drills like drives routines, backhand drops and clear rountines etc. Doing rountines help to make you more consistent.

    Ur never too young. I started when I was 20. 25 now and playing at a good standard. I wont be a professional but i love competing and getting better at the game. Good luck to you
     

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