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Badminton Coaching for Kids

bySurjit Singh Badminton Academy6 academies across Gurugram and DelhiStarts from4,500 per monthView full gallery

Unplug from screens and get on the court. My kids’ classes build focus, discipline, and smash-ready skills for ages 4 and up.

I get kids moving and focused with agility ladder exercises. These drills are essential for developing the quick footwork and coordination needed for badminton.

School's out, time to smash. I provide a space where young players can have fun while learning the fundamentals of the game, from basic rallies to powerful smashes.

I believe in channeling a child's energy productively. This video shows how I use badminton to improve focus and physical fitness, keeping them engaged and active.

Less screen time, more court time. I work closely with young players, like this student getting a high-five from his coach, to build skills and a love for the sport.

Smash, hustle, repeat. My young trainees learn the value of persistence, whether they are listening to instructions or practicing their form on the court.

The grind never stops, not even for the youngest players. I teach them to keep playing and pushing their limits from day one.

Here you can see our future champions during an outdoor agility session and an indoor floor exercise. I build well-rounded athletes, focusing on both on-court skills and off-court conditioning.

From a close-up of the shuttlecocks we use to a young player executing a perfect lunge, every detail is about smashing limits and training with the best.

A glimpse into life at my academy. I am seen here interacting with a group of young players, while another young girl practices her serve. It's all about professional coaching and hard work.

Slowly, slowly, the hard work brings results. This video shows a young player's journey from skipping drills to proudly holding his championship certificate and medal.

About Young Champions in Training

For these sessions, ensure your child has their own racket and non-marking shoes. We run group sessions with a 1:12 coach-to-student ratio, keeping the energy high while focusing on grip correction, footwork, and basic stroke development.

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