Private Lessons
1 on 1 per court
Fully personalised, one-on-one coaching at Synergy Indoor Sports Centre, scheduled around coach availability.
From your very first grip to national-tournament preparation — a clear, progressive pathway designed by NCCP-certified coaches.
Group lessons across five levels, or focused private and semi-private coaching — same coaching standard.
Group Lessons · 4–5 students per court
A fun, play-based introduction to badminton for our youngest athletes. Short, high-energy sessions build coordination, balance and a love for the game before formal technique begins.

Curriculum focus
Develop a basic understanding of badminton fundamentals for holding a racket, swinging and footwork techniques, as well as shots.
Curriculum focus
Improve individual shots, refine technique and footwork, and introduce more advanced shots and game strategies. Concentrate on combining shots with movement, and teach more game strategy and teamwork.

Curriculum focus
The bridge between Intermediate and Competitive play. Players sharpen consistency, footwork and match tactics, and get ready for their first local tournaments.
Curriculum focus
For highly-skilled players who want to compete in local and national tournaments. Training fine-tunes shot accuracy, advanced strategy, physical conditioning and mental preparation.

Curriculum focus
Personalised coaching built entirely around your goals — on your own or with a training partner.
1 on 1 per court
Fully personalised, one-on-one coaching at Synergy Indoor Sports Centre, scheduled around coach availability.
2 students per court
Train alongside a partner of similar level at Synergy Indoor Sports Centre, scheduled around coach availability.
Available only at Synergy Indoor Sports Centre, 5440 72 Ave SE Unit #175, Calgary, AB T2C 4X5
Lessons are scheduled based on coach availability — contact us and we'll find a time that works.
Transparent evaluation so every athlete knows what growth looks like.
End-of-session reports keep students and parents aligned on development.
Advancement weighs competition results, skill assessment, and court attitude together.
Inter-class competition builds match IQ — and new players are always welcome to start.