Elite badminton doubles players are lightning-fast, highly agile, and explosively powerful athletes who combine razor-sharp reflexes with seamless teamwork. They read the game like chess masters, anticipating shots, executing deceptive attacks, and covering the court with precision, all while staying mentally resilient under relentless pressure.

Advanced doubles players are quick, agile, and technically skilled athletes who work seamlessly with their partner. They read the game well, execute precise shots, maintain solid court coverage, and can handle fast-paced rallies with confidence and composure.

This category is for players with a moderate level of badminton experience. Participants should be able to maintain rallies, execute basic shots such as clears, drops, and smashes, and understand doubles positioning and teamwork. Ideal for those who have moved beyond beginner play but are not yet competing at an advanced or highly competitive level.

Intermediate

Players who:

 • Play badminton regularly (weekly or more)

 • Can execute:

 • Consistent serves

 • Forehand & backhand clears

 • Drop shots

 • Basic smashes

 • Have good footwork and rally control

 • Have some tournament or league experience

 • Understand doubles rotation and tactics

 • Can handle fast-paced rallies but are not yet advanced players

Intermediate teams are for players who are competitive, skilled, and experienced, but not at advanced or professional level

Recreational doubles players enjoy the game at a comfortable pace, focusing on fun, fitness, and teamwork. They have basic skills like serving, returning, and rallying, and work with their partner to cover the court while improving consistency and coordination.

Recreational (Casual)

Players who:

 • Play badminton mainly for fun but is not a beginner

 • Have basic skills (clears, serves, rallies)

 • May struggle with:

 • Consistent serves

 • Proper footwork

 • Smashes and net kills

 • Have at least one tournament experience

This women’s recreational doubles team plays with enthusiasm and teamwork, enjoying the sport while building fitness and coordination. They focus on basic strokes, consistent rallies, and covering the court together, keeping the game fun and social while gradually improving their skills.

Recreational (Casual)

Players who:

 • Play badminton mainly for fun but is not a beginner

 • Have basic skills (clears, serves, rallies)

 • May struggle with:

 • Consistent serves

 • Proper footwork

 • Smashes and net kills

 • Have at least one tournament experience

This recreational kids’ singles group (ages 11–14) focuses on learning the basics of badminton while having fun. Players work on fundamental strokes, footwork, and rallying skills, building coordination, agility, and confidence on the court in a supportive and engaging environment.

Recreational (Casual)

Players who:

 • Play badminton mainly for fun but is not a beginner

 • Have basic skills (clears, serves, rallies)

 • May struggle with:

 • Consistent serves

 • Proper footwork

 • Smashes and net kills

 • Have at least one tournament experience