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Inclusive Coach Education: Transforming Badminton for Disabilities

Discover the journey of creating an inclusive coach education system for disability badminton, leading to the formation of IBAD in 1996. From humble beginnings in Wales to the 2003 World Disability Badminton Championships in Cardiff, limited funding didn't hinder the passionate efforts of committed coaches and volunteers. The initiative gained momentum, spreading to Scotland, Ireland, and England, emphasizing the need for coach education. The development of a tailored workshop across the 4 Nations paved the way for a fully endorsed course, opening doors for coaches to work effectively with disabled players. The integration of disability into existing certifications and assessments aimed to enhance inclusivity without intrusiveness. Anticipating the impact on the 2020 Paralympics, the goal remains to inspire more coaches and players, revolutionizing the world of disability badminton with a vision of "One Sport, One Vision."

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Inclusive Coach Education: Transforming Badminton for Disabilities

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  1. Creating an inclusive coach education system LYNDON WILLIAMS

  2. 1996 the International Badminton Association for the Disabled (IBAD) was formed…. It was a start………. The Beginning..

  3. Then……… • Welsh Badminton Union take the plunge! • 2003 World Disability BADMINTON Championships – Cardiff

  4. No Players / No Coaches / No Funding / No Idea! But…….100% committed and supported by FDSW (Crucial) Good Decision?

  5. What we SAW!!

  6. NEW experiences of OUR sport Committed group of coaches / volunteers More importantly –A real desire to develop the sport and genuine EXCITEMENT!! No funding, but continued support !!!! The Outcome

  7. Next Step… • Disability firmly on the 4 Nations Development Agenda……. • Set up of a separate 4 Nations Disability Working Group

  8. To set up the first new Disability Badminton event in Wales and to communicate and work with as many agencies as possible. (2006/7) The profile had to be raised Bigger Strides…

  9. Successful Welsh event and the positive momentum had started….. More events followed – Scotland, Ireland then England. (Full series 2009/10) Outcome

  10. A desire from coaches and players to know more, to gain knowledge and improve….who is the best, where can we learn and how can we find the information? We needed some Coach Education Knowledge!

  11. A 2 day workshop was developed by Wales / 4 Nations group using the knowledge gained and piloted across the 4 Nations. 8 workshops were run over 3 years The course is now fully endorsed and owned by the 4 Nations group The Workshop

  12. Disability Workshop seen as an add on Coaches felt unable to work with disabled players through existing UKCC awards No mention of Disability in existing awards On agenda of National Source Group A Problem?

  13. Hello…. • I’m Ross, I am 12 and I am a Badminton Player…. • Can you give me some tips?

  14. To ‘highlight’ disability within existing UKCC awards Objective - Inclusive…not Intrusive! To make coaches see that they DID have the tools to work with disabled athletes To change the mindset of …..everyone The Solution

  15. Hello Coaches… • I’m Dave, I’m also a Badminton Player…. • I need to work on my technique, can you help?

  16. Educate the Tutors to ‘highlight’ disability through the course work Integrate ‘Disability’ questions within the coursework and assessments Tutors

  17. Supporting actor nomination? The Film

  18. Big Strides… • Implement the new inclusive UKCC programme and start to see more coaches understand that disability badminton is after all, just…… BADMINTON!

  19. Integrate Disability into the Badminton World Federations (BWF) Coach Education Programme Change Disability Workshop into 1 day course and adapt for Level 1 & 2 Badminton England Leaders award Resources for volunteers / teachers The Future

  20. The Outcomes • More coaches • BETTER COACHES… • BETTER understanding all round..

  21. Players • More players & clubs / integrated & stand alone • More competitive players / events • More opportunities

  22. And Finally • The work of the 4 Nations PARABADMINTON Group can make a difference, MOTIVATE & INSPIRE not only here, but EVERYWHERE!!!

  23. The Paralympics 2020? That’s the Ultimate goal and it started from one small decision…… Our Dream

  24. BADMINTON “ONE SPORT ONE VISION”

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