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Nick Rimmer - NW Regional Development Manager,
T: 07818 570484
Julia Kelly - Regional Officer North Lancs & Cumbria,
T: 07725 413879
Probably because it's fun and skilful and playing badminton is a fantastic way to get fit. It can be played by people of all ages in a variety of places. Badminton racquets are very light which means it's an ideal sport for younger children, and it's a game to be enjoyed whatever your age.
Badminton is an Olympic sport with five competitive disciplines: men's and women's singles, men's and women's doubles, and mixed doubles, in which each pair is a man and a woman. At high levels of play, the sport demands excellent fitness: players require aerobic stamina, strength, and speed. It is also a technical sport, requiring good hand-eye coordination and the development of sophisticated racket skills.
March 2011: Cumbria Badminton Development has joined Facebook! If you're on Facebook, keep updated with Badminton development in Cumbria. Your one stop shop for Badminton in the north west.
March 2011: Change 4 Life Sports Club Campaign. Community Clubs can link in with their nearest Change 4 Life club and help to grow Badminton even more.
Feb 2011: Badminton England are keen to run a Level 2 Coaching course in Cumbria but are keen to gauge interest first. Funding could be available to subsidise the cost. Further details about a Level 2 course can be found here. If you wish to put down your name to do the course please contact Julia Kelly.
Jan 2011: New Year, New You. Badminton England are offering each and every friend in the No Strings Badminton social circle a free session. More
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