What’s the difference between private and group training?
At Kaizen Racket Club, we don’t believe in a one size fits all approach. We design our development pathways around a strategic blend of both session types:
– Private training is where the details are built
– Group training is where the details are tested and strengthened
For more detail: Private and group training article
How do you handle communication and prevent coaching abuse?
We maintain open, transparent communication with players and parents. All coaches adhere to strict safeguarding policies, and we actively build a culture of respect, consent, and accountability.
For more detail: Coaching communication vs abuse article
What age should my child start badminton, take private lessons, and compete?
Badminton is a highly technical sport that benefits from early, age appropriate skill development. In the beginning, the focus should be on coordination, movement, and learning through fun group activities. As skills progress, private training can help refine technique and address individual needs, while group sessions develop game awareness, adaptability, and social skills.
Competition should be introduced when a player is emotionally ready to handle both wins and losses in a healthy way. We also work with late starters especially those from other sports who can progress quickly through targeted private training and structured group integration.
For more detail: What Age Should I Get My Child Into Badminton article
What Makes Our Development Program Unique?
We offer a foundation-first pathway that develops technical skill, movement quality, and game understanding in the right order. With small coach-to-player ratios, individualised feedback, and a balance of private and group training, our experienced coaches mentor athletes on both their sporting and personal journeys—ensuring they progress with confidence and resilience.
For more detail: What Makes Our Development Program Unique article
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