er badminton players at the BEC World Class Junior Camp 2022, in Vejen, Denmark, from 9-17 July 2022. The 19 boys and 17 girls were led by a World Class coaching team: Anu Nieminen (Finland), Petya Nedelcheva (Bulgaria), Sune Gavnholt (Denmark) and Jose Antonio Crespo (Spain). The former top players, all of whom are now working as professional badminton coaches, were keen on sharing all their badminton knowledge and give as many inputs as possible to support the development of the future world class players of European badminton.
The players felt the special atmosphere at the camp. Despite being challenged both on and off court on their High Performance mindset by the coaches, it was always done in a constructive way. Charles Fouyn, from Belgium, who was part of the men´s singles group was really pleased with the camp:
-For me and for sure for the other players too, there was such a great atmosphere between the players and coaches. The camp was perfectly organized (food, training, accommodation, facilities). I trained in the singles group and the training was always at a great level and a good variation between high intensity and recovery sessions. I will take back home a lot from the theory session because it’s very interesting and I can improve a lot in that area. On court I will take tactical and other advice from Sune and the other coaches back home.
For more information about the camps please check the following articles:
The top European young players set new standards at the 2022 RSL BEC World Class Junior Camp
|