Badminton Training for Beginners in Barendrecht: Join TFS Barendrecht

TFS Barendrecht has launched a new spring beginner training series for badminton players in Barendrecht, offering local residents a structured introduction to the sport at Sporthal Lagewei. According to announcements from the club, the six-lesson program is designed specifically for individuals who have previously only played recreational badminton on a campsite and want to learn proper techniques in the world’s fastest racquet sport.

Spring Training Schedule and Location at Sporthal Lagewei

The beginner badminton sessions take place at Sporthal Lagewei, located at Ploegwei 1 in Barendrecht. Training sessions run from 19:30 to 20:30 local time. The scheduled dates for the six-lesson course cover March 12, 16, and 26, followed by sessions on April 2, 9, and 16.

What Participants Can Expect on the Court

Under the guidance of experienced coaches, participants will cover the foundational elements of badminton. According to TFS Barendrecht, the curriculum focuses on proper grip, essential techniques, and the official rules of the game so players understand how scoring works. The club provides all necessary equipment, including shuttles and rackets. Attendees are simply required to bring their own sportswear and enthusiasm.

Badminton Training for Beginners in Barendrecht: Join TFS Barendrecht
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Costs, Registration, and Club Membership

The six-lesson training package costs €30 per person. Organizers noted that formal club membership is not required to join the beginner course. Anyone interested in signing up can register by sending an email with their name and phone number to [email protected]. Players seeking general information about recreational badminton outside of the beginner course can use the same contact address.

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