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Alan Overy Badminton Coaches (Watford)

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  • Professional Qualification Level 2 Badminton England Accredited Coach
  • Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) Check Enhanced CRB Clearance
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Thank you for viewing my profile. Please have a read through and, if you wish, visit my website (above). Please contact me for a no obligation chat about your requirements.
Which subject(s) do you teach?
Badminton - Children & Adult (individuals/groups).
Tell me about your qualifications.
I have the Badminton England Level 2 Accreditation in Coaching.
What kind of experience do you have?
I have been playing for nearly 25 years and coaching for the last 3 years. I have coached the Hertsmere Youth Badminton team for the Hertfordshire Youth Games in 2010 and 2011. I have also assisted at various other children's clubs and coach both children and adults at my club, Chequers, in Harrow.
How much do you charge?
The hourly rate is from £20.00. I can supply rackets and shuttles. Nets and posts are supplied via the venue. People generally book their own court.

I currently charge per hour:

£20.00 individual (junior)
£25.00 individual (adult 18+)
£30.00 group (up to 4)
£40.00 group (up to 8)
Where do you teach?
I am based in Watford and can travel to North London and the Home Counties.
When are you available?
My availability is currently evenings from 7pm and weekends.
Which ages and levels do you teach?
Ages 5 and upwards.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
Yes.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?
No.
Where and with whom did you train?
I qualified for my Level 2 Certificate in Hertfordshire and trained alongside Jo Goode - former England International.
Do you have a personal message for students?
Improve your badminton and get the most from your game!

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When I picked up my first badminton racket in 1987, I remember it well. It was my mum's old wooden Slazenger, warped from it's time in a damp loft. It was quite awkward compared to the modern rackets and, in an effort to get the most from the bent shape, I would turn it concave side forwards for downward hitting and then spin it round to use...