The Regional Development Committee Workshop for Coaches and Coordinators, conducted as part of Sri Lanka Badminton’s ambitious endeavour to foster and nurture the sport at the grassroots level, marked its successful completion on Wednesday.
The residential training workshop, held from October 29to November 1 at the National Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture Training Institute in Kalawewa, Anuradhapura,was graced by the distinguished presence of the Minister of Sports, Youth Affairs, and Irrigation, Roshan Ranasinghe, who officiated as the Chief Guest, while the President of Sri Lanka BadmintonRohan De Silva, was the Guest of Honour.
This workshop wasn’t just about mastering the game; it encompassed a wide array of essential knowledge and skills. Participants were enriched with insights into nutrition, anti-doping regulations, administrative expertise, motivational workshops, injury prevention techniques, and rigorous physical training sessions.
The commitment to this program was evident not only in the quality of training but also in the substantial investment allocated by Sri Lanka Badminton. An impressive budget of approximately Two Million rupees was dedicated to ensure that the program reached its full potential.
In an admirable display of support for the participants, Sri Lanka Badminton provided transportation facilities, food, and accommodation as well as complimentary tee-shirts.
The success of this venture was made possible by the dedicated efforts of all involved, and it promises a brighter future for the sport in the nation.
