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COACHES PROFILE Curriculum Vitae Name Rajeev P COACHES PROFILE Curriculum Vitae Name Rajeev P. Ganpule Address B-101, Neelkanth Society, Nr.Makhamali Talao, L.B.S.Marg, Thane - 400 601. Maharashtra, India. Contact R: 022 -25451729 / 25453692 * Mobile : 09320410490 Email [email protected] OR [email protected] Age / Date of Birth 47 Yrs * 7 th September 1964 Educational Qualifications H.S.C. – March 1983 – Pune Division B.Com – March 1986 – Mumbai University M.Com with Management – Marc h 1988 – Mumbai University Advance Dip in Yoga (3Yrs) -March 2007 - from Mumbai University Ongoing Education * Pursuing Doctorate Degree Program from Mumbai University Ph.D in Yoga – Titled: A Philosophy of Sport. Sports Background -Badminton 19 80 – Gold Medalist –National School Games ( U -19 yrs) at Pune 1981 - State Champion – State School Games at Chandrapur. Winner of Mens Singles at Mumbai University in the year 1984 & 1985 Runners up in Mens Singles at Mumbai University in the year 198 3 Badminton Coaching * 1988 to 2008 - Chief Coordinator & Coach at Syed Modi Badminton Experience Coaching Academy at Thane. * 1988: Assisted Chinese Coach Zhao Ming during Summer Camp at Thane. * 1995 - Attended the Coaching Stint at Malaysia n Badminton Association’s Academy in Kuala Lumpur under former World Champion Han Jian of China. * 1999: Assisted Chinese Coach Mr.Dong during Maharashtra Camp at Vashi Navi Mumbai. * 2000 - Attended a Coaching Stint at Djarum Badminton Academ y in Kudus , Indonesia under Indonesian Coaches : Mr.Arisanto & Mr.H.Moch.Anwari * 2001 - Attended a Coaching Stint at Djarum Badminton Academy in Kudus , Indonesia under Indonesian Coaches : Mr.Arisanto & Mr.H.Moch.Anwari * 2004 - Assisted Indo nesian Coach Mr. Hadi Sugiyanto during Maharashtra Junior Camp at Dadoji Konddev Stadium,Thane during April 2004. * 2005 – Attended and participated in the International Conference on Yoga Education, Research and Health at Bhopal. * 2006 – Attended and participated in the International Conference on Yoga Research, Education and Therapy at Kaivalyadham, Lonavla, Pune. * 2006 : Coach for Maharashtra Sub.Junior Teams at Sub.Junior Nationals at Pondicherry. * 2007: Coach for Maha rashtra Teams at Senior Nationals at Panjim, Goa. * 2008 - Attended a Coaching Stint at PB Mutiara Club in Bandung, Indonesia under Indonesian Coaches : Umar Djaidi & Mr.Tony Tjahjadi 201 1- Appointed Coach for Gorgeous Gannets (Sangli Team) for participation at Maharashtra Badminton League held at Pune during May 2011. COACHES PROFILE Curriculum Vitae contd.. Administrative * Worked as Tournament Secretary for various District, State as well as All India Ranking Experience Badminton To urnament s since 1988. * Hon.Treasurer of Thane City & District Badminton Association from 1986 To 2008 . * Tournament Organi zer for District, Zonal as well as State Inter Schools Badminton Tournament s for the last 15 years. * Website Coor dinator for Maharashtra Badminton Association for the last 10 years. Member –Selection Committee * Convenor - Junior State Selection Committee of Maharashtra Badminton Association between 2002 to 2006. * Convenor - Selection Committee of State Scho ol Games during 2002 -2006 * Convenor -Website & Match Control Committee during Asian Satellite Championships organized by Padukone Man agement Company in 2003 at Mumbai . * Convenor -Court Management Committee during Asian Satellite Championships Held at Goregaon, Mumbai during Nov. 2006. * Member of the Ranking Committee and Website Committee of Badminton Association of India between 2002 -2006. Convenor - Match Control for Youth Commonwealth Games and Junior World Championships 20 08 at Pune. 2007 – Awarded “Thane Gunijan Award” by Thane Municipal Corporation. 2008 - Selected for Badminton World Federation Certificated Coach Education Course. 2010 - Match Control - Commonwealth Games 2010 -New Delhi, Badminton Asia Cham pionships –April 2010 -New Delhi, Senior National Championships 2010 - Guwahati, Assam. 201 1- Match Control - Badminton Asia Youth U -19 Championships 2011 held at Lucknow. Present Work * Chief Coach of Yen Badminton Academy. * Working as Execu tive Secretary of Maharashtra Badminton Association since February 2007. * Website Coordinator of Maharashtra Badminton Association and Badminton Association of India Hobbies Music, Reading, Meeting People & Players. CERTIFICATIONS BADMINTON COACHING ASSIGNMENTS CERTIFICATIONS TECHNICAL OFFICIAL ASSIGNMENTS CERTIFICATIONS PARTICIPATION AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES FOR YOGA EDUCATION & RESEARCH COACH Name Amrish Shinde – Former International & Shiv Chhatrapati Awardee Age / Date of Birth 39 Yrs * 19 th September 1971 Educational Qualifications B.Com – Mumbai University Badminton Achievement s As a Player 1993 – Represented India at India -Malaysia Test Match Series in India 1993 - Represented India in the European Circuit at All England, Swedish & French Open Championships in March – April. 1993 - Represented Indian Railways in W orld Railway Games in Denmark & were victorious in the tournament. 1994 –Maharashtra Senior Mens Singles State Champion at NSCI, Mumbai. 1995 - Winner of Senior Mens Event Team Championships at Senior Nationals at Patiala. 1997 - Awarde d Shiv Chhatrapati Award from Govt.of Maharashtra. As a Coach Coach at Thane Badminton Academy since 1997 to 2006. Coach of Central Railways Team since 2002. Currently Coach of Yen Sports Academy 2010 – Appointed Coach for Summer Cam p of Maharashtra Badminton Association held at Nashik 2010 – Coach for Maharashtra Senior Teams at Senior Nationals at Guwahati, Assam 2011 – Appointed Coach for Summer Camp of Maharashtra Badminton Association held at Nanded. 2011 – Organized Summer Camp for Jalgaon District Badminton Association held at Jalgaon during May 2011. 2011 – Coach for Maharashtra Junior & Senior Teams at West Zone Inter - State Badminton Championships held at Bhopal 2011 Appointed Coach for Maharashtra Senior Teams for participation at Senior Nationals 2012 at Bangalore. OTHER COACHES INCLUDE 1. Nikhil Kolhatkar-State Player, 2. Amey Joshi – India Representation, 3. Rohit More – India Representation, 4. Sanket Shirbhate – State Player .
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