The Jordan national badminton team has arrived in Cairo to begin an intensive training camp, the Jordan Badminton Federation announced on Monday. The delegation is conducting the camp to accelerate preparations for upcoming international competitions.
The program focuses on sharpening the technical skills of the 10-member squad while improving physical fitness. According to the federation, the camp includes daily training sessions paired with friendly matches to provide the athletes with essential competitive experience.
Beyond individual performance, the coaching staff is prioritizing team coordination. The federation stated that the camp is part of its strategy to develop national talent across all age categories through structured training programs held both in Jordan and abroad.
Federation board member Fawzan Jaghbir is leading the delegation to Egypt. He is joined by administrator Rami Al Sheikh, coach Tareq Al Faouri, and physiotherapist Tuqa Al Zoubi.
The 10 athletes participating in the camp are Qusai Al Dhawahreh, Ahmad Sweidan, Ezzeddin Odeh, Bahaa Al Shneik, Zaid Al Rifai, and Ezzeddin Abu Arra. The women’s contingent includes Tala Al Daher, Nour Jabr, Yasmine Al Daher, and Joud Al Saleh.
The Jordan Badminton Federation is currently led by Manhal Al Hujurat. The organization maintains that these overseas sessions are critical for the long-term development of the national team’s roster.
Who is the head of the Jordan Badminton Federation?
The federation is headed by Manhal Al Hujurat.
Who is accompanying the athletes on this trip?
The delegation includes board member Fawzan Jaghbir, administrator Rami Al Sheikh, coach Tareq Al Faouri, and physiotherapist Tuqa Al Zoubi.
What is the primary goal of the Cairo training camp?
The camp aims to refine technical skills, increase physical fitness, and improve squad coordination through daily practice and friendly matches ahead of future tournaments.
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