Whitehorse Badminton Club

Whitehorse Badminton Club Local badminton club in Swindon & Royal Wootton Bassett.

Whitehorse Badminton Club is a friendly, relaxed badminton club, with playing venues in both Royal Wooton Bassett and Swindon, in Wiltshire. For the more competitive players, a variety of men's ladies, mixed and veterans teams are spread throughout the Swindon & District League. We play on Tuesday nights (8pm-10pm) at the Lime Kiln Leisure Centre in Royal Wooton Bassett, and on a Thursday night (8

pm-10pm) at St Joseph's Catholic College, Ocotal Way, Swindon. We cater for all standards of player - from the near-complete beginner to the experienced league player - and maintain an active social scene away from the court. We have a number of qualified coaches in our ranks - but we also benefit from a professional coach who runs regular sessions away from club nights, focussed on improving the playing standard of everyone. We also have a junior club run by qualified, CRB-checked, coaches from 6-8pm at Lime Kiln on Fridays, during term-time.

Commonwealth Games: Watch brilliant badminton doubles rally -
05/08/2022

Commonwealth Games: Watch brilliant badminton doubles rally -

Watch as Canada doubles pair Adam D**g and Nyl Yakura are left on the ground after a brilliant rally against England's Ben Lane and Sean Vendy at the Commonwealth Games.

Yea, whatever...
21/03/2022

Yea, whatever...

Watch as Lee Zii Jia of Malaysia records a speed of 372km/h on his backhand point against Lakshya Sen of India in the All England Badminton Championships.

01/12/2021

A comfortable 14-4 win over Greenmeadow finally gets the Mixed B underway this season.

26/11/2021

A win to report as the Men's B get their season off the ground with a 10-8 victory over Cirencester.

14/11/2021

A tough start for the Men's B who fall to a 15-3 defeat to a strong Cricklade B team.

10/11/2021

Would you believe there has been 607 days since the last time I published a match report on Facebook...?

Alas, it was not to be a winning start to this new season, as a depleted Men's A went down 14-4 to Roussel.

What's this stuff for, again? It's so long since I played, it was probably in black and white, last time. But we're back...
11/05/2021

What's this stuff for, again? It's so long since I played, it was probably in black and white, last time. But we're back! Club nights resume next Tuesday at Lime Kiln (20:00-21:30) and Thursday at St Joe's (20:15-22:15). Note that we're not currently playing on Wednesdays.

We still have to organise into bubbles of six for a while so you have to pre-book attendance and pay in advance - just like that brief period between waves 1 and 2 last year. If you were a member the last time we had an annual subscription, you should have received an email from Mel about restarting and how we proceed. If you weren't, but are reading this and thinking you might like to give it a go, ping me a message here or drop us an email at [email protected]

25/12/2020

Happy Christmas, everyone! Hopefully we can meet up and smack feathers at each other *sometime* in 2021.

05/09/2020

Hi. Remember me? Remember playing this...this...badminton, thingy...? Well, go up into your loft to find your kit, blow the dust off your racket and work out which end you're meant to hold because...[fanfare]...we're only flippin' well able to start playing again!

Yes, if you were a member last year, you should have received an email from Mel announcing the conditions under which we can start playing again at both Lime Kiln and St Joe's - starting from this coming week! It's all a bit fiddly, so please bear with us while we get used to it - it's a learning curve for everyone. Besides which, any complaints will lead to *you* organising it.

Stay safe and look forward to hitting a ball around again. Or whatever it is we do.

01/07/2020

Message received from Becky Legge, Brunel University. If you've 15 mind to spare, maybe give it a go?

For my dissertation I am running an online questionnaire about performance under pressure. I am interested in how individual’s personality impacts upon how they feel and perform under different types of pressure that are experienced in sport.

The entire questionnaire should take about 15 minutes in total. You will have to respond to 6 brief personality questionnaires and then 12 hypothetical sporting scenarios, which aim to reflect difference pressures experienced by athletes.

In total, £200 worth of amazon vouchers will be given to participants of this study. Every participant will be entered into a random draw to win a £25 amazon voucher, and 8 of these will be awarded to different participants.

Any adult who plays a sport to a competitive level is eligible to take part in this study. This includes playing for a local club all the way up to competing at an international level.

So, if you play any sport to a competitive level, and would like to in with a chance to win a £25 amazon voucher then please follow this link to the online survey:

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The deadline to take part is the 15th July 2020.
If you have any questions then please do not hesitate to email the researchers: Robert Gibbons (mailto:[email protected]) or Rebecca Legge (mailto:[email protected]).

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Wootton Bassett
SN47HG

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8pm - 10pm
Wednesday 8pm - 10pm

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