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November 16 + 17, 2018Conference Partners: Hilton Markam Suites + Markham Pan Am Centre WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS COACHING CONFERENCE 2018 presented by November 16 + 17, 2018Conference Partners: Hilton Markam Suites + Markham Pan Am Centre Table of Contents Welcome to Markham 4 BWF Welcome Message 5 Host City Introduction 7 Conference Schedule 8 Competition Schedule 10 World Coaching Conference Speakers 11 The BWF Coaching Pathway 14 Badminton Canada Coaching Pathway 16 Conference Partners 3 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 WELCOME TO MARKHAM As Chair of the Li-Ning BWF World Junior Cham- pionships 2018, I am most honored to welcome Coaches from around the world as each of you gather here in Markham at the 2018 BWF Coaching Conference. This conference has been planned with the needs of all Coaches attending. There will be a focus on domestic and international coaching technical development, talent identification and development and on-court training and observation of top BWF Coaches. Badminton continues to have more countries participating each year at the Grass Roots and High Performance Level. This is essential for the future growth of this sport at all levels. Coaches have the opportunity to teach, influence and inspire our young athletes. We must all continue this learning journey and collaborate in this learning and leading. Many thanks to the Local Organizing Committee and BWF in putting together a fantastic integrated Coaching Conference. To all the Coaches, take the time to network with as many coaches, players and badminton officials while you are at the conference. Be responsible and accountable for your learning that will help you continue to grow as a Coach. Ma rty Dea c on Marty Deacon Chair, Local Organizing Committee Li-Ning BWF World Junior Championship 2018 4 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 PRESIDENT’S WELCOME On behalf of the Badminton World Federation, I would like to welcome you all to the 2018 BWF Coaching Conference. Many of you have come here from all over the world and are going to exchange experiences and explore elements within the exciting field of badminton coaching over the next two days. I’m sure you will find this an enriching experience. The agenda of the conference covers a wide range of interesting items and will provide the opportunity for you to update your knowledge and explore innovations in our sport, which sub- stantially influence the present and future development of badminton players. It will also offer an opportunity for networking with many experts from the world of badminton, sport science and global sport. I have to express my sincere thanks to the Organizing Committee which has worked since last year to make this event a success, and to our partners Badminton Canada and Badminton Ontario, for their effective collaboration. We are sure that this conference will be a memorable and highly educational event. Thank you so much for coming, and enjoy your time in this beautiful city! Poul-Erik Høyer Poul-Erik Høyer BWF President 5 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 BWF DEVELOPMENT CHAIR MESSAGE BWF’s goal is to have well informed, educated and talented coaches throughout the badminton system. With experts of the calibre of Wade Gilbert, Kenneth Larsen, Scott Sandison, Tracy Hallam, Niels Christian Kaldau, Jennifer Lee, Mike Butler and Efendi Wijaya on board, I’m sure the attendees will benefit enormously from the knowledge that is passed on. David Cabello David Cabello BWF Chair – Development and Sport for All BADMINTON CANADA PRESIDENT On behalf of Badminton Canada, I would like to take this time to welcome you to the 2018 BWF Coaching Conference. As a former player, I know I could not have achieved my goals without great coaches supporting me throughout my career. A coach should be a teacher, a mentor, a counselor and a protector of a player’s health and integrity. Conferences like these do not happen without great effort. I would like to thank Badminton Ontario for their efforts in hosting and to Badminton World Federation, for the honour. We hope that you enjoy the sessions at the 2018 BWF Coaching Conference and that the information will provide you with the tools and skills to become a better coach! Anil Kaul Anil Kaul, President - Badminton Canada 6 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR On behalf of Members of Council and the City of Markham, I am pleased to extend a warm welcome to everyone attending the Li-Ning, BWF World Junior Champion- ships 2018 organized by Badminton Ontario and the BWF Coaches Conference. The city of Markham is a global sports destination, and the Markham Pan Am Centre is a world-class venue that has hosted several sold-out events during the 2015 Pan Am, Para-pan Am Games including badminton. This is only the third time in the history of the sport that Canada has hosted a world badminton championship, in fact the Pan Am Centre was built with badminton in mind. Badminton is the second most popular sport in the world and the number one par- ticipatory sport in Markham schools, with a strong network of clubs in York Region. Through sport, we celebrate our Canadian identity and our many gifted and ac- complished athletes, many of whom serve as global ambassadors and as role models. Markham is proud to host this prestigious championships and BWF Coaches Conference and as Mayor, I would like to welcome the coaches to Canada’s most ethnically diverse city. Thank you to the organizers and volunteers for their dedication, their immense contributions and for celebrating your learning. I hope you all enjoy your time in Markham. Sincerely, Frank Scarpitti Frank Scarpitti 7 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE - DAY 1 Friday 16, November 2018 | Hilton Markham Suites 08.30 - 09.00h Registration and Refreshments 09.00 - 09.15h Official Welcome and Opening of Conference 09.15 - 10.00h Coach Better Every Season 10.00 - 10.45h How do we Learn - the art of combining technical and tactical training 10.45 - 11.30h Education and Sports 11.30 - 12.00h Coffee Break / Networking 12.00 - 12.45h Expert Panel 12.45 - 13.30h Sport Science in Badminton 13.30 - 14.00h BWF Programs CONFERENCE SCHEDULE - DAY 2 Saturday 17, November 2018 | Markham Pan Am Centre 07.30 - 08.00h Registration 08.00 - 08.40h Testing Protocols 08.40 - 9.20h Split vision exercises + multi-feeding for technical and tactical training 09.20 - 10.00h Developing Female Players 10.00 - 10.15h Coffee Break / Networking 10.20 - 11.00h Doubles + Mixed Doubles Training 11.00 - 12.40h Developing Singles Players 12.40 - 12.00h BWF Coaching Conference Closing MISSED SOMETHING? We are recording each session at this year’s BWF Coaching Conference. To watch again, visit the BWF Coaching Conference play list on our YouTube channel: BADMINTONWORLD.TV 9 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 COMPETITION SCHEDULE Each delegate attending the BWF Caching Conference will receive two session tickets to attend the Li-Ning BWF World Junior Championships 2018 (Friday 16 November Quarter Finals session, and Saturday 17 November Semi Finals session). Free transport is provided from the official hotels to/from BWF Coaching Conference venues. Monday 12, November Preliminary Rounds Tuesday 13, November Preliminary Rounds Wednesday 14, November Preliminary Rounds Thursday 15, November Preliminary Rounds Friday 16, November Quarter Finals Saturday 17, November Semi-Finals Sunday 18, November Finals Follow all the news, results, images and championship info at wjc2018.ca 10 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 MEET THE SPEAKERS The BWF is pleased to welcome nine world-class speakers to present at this year’s World Coaching Conference in Toronto. Speakers will share their expert knowledge and personal experiences from the world of badminton, sport science and global sport. WADE GILBERT California State University – Fresno, USA Wade Gilbert is an associate Professor at California State University, Fresno. Wade has helped write nearly 100 publications in relation to coaching and sport science. He Coaching Better Every Season will cover how successful coaching requires deep knowledge both of effective coaching strategies and the principles that underpin them. KENNETH LARSEN Aalborg University – Aalborg, Denmark Kenneth Larsen is a former Danish National Coach and professor of sport science at Aalborg University. In his theoretical session, he will share his work on players’ learning process and the art of combining technical and tactical training. His on-court session will explore split vision exercises and multi-feed- ing as practical tools for combining technical and tactical training. SCOTT SANDISON Right To Play – Toronto, Canada Scott works for Right To Play – A global organization committed to improving the lives of children and youth affected by conflict, disease and poverty – as their Director, Community Engagement, promoting the benefits of sport and play as an educational tool. In his Education and Sports session Scott will talk about how academic learning and sports can complement each other. 11 BWF Coaching Conference 2018 MEET THE SPEAKERS CONT’D NIELS CHRISTIAN KALDAU Orthopedic Research Center – Copenhagen, Denmark Niels Christian is a former Danish National player, he is now a specialist in orthopedic surgery, particular involved in surgery of shoulder, hip and knee. He will present an updated review of the available worldwide literature relating to badminton, and how the BWF supports the further development of the sport through a variety of sports research projects. TRACEY HALLAM New Zealand National Team Tracey is a former elite English badminton player, she also has a Common- wealth Games gold medal to her name, winning the women’s singles final at Melbourne in 2006. She is New Zealand National Coach, and during her session she will share her expert knowledge on developing female players and how coaches can use music to train badminton footwork. JENNIFER LEE Badminton Canada Jennifer is a 25-year professional badminton coach.
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