Para-Badminton is a Paralympic racquet sport for disabled male and female players divided into 6 classification groups. In the Czech Republic parabadminton is trained mainly in Brno, Ostrava, Plzeň, Jánské Lázně, Český Krumlov and Prague. But we also believe in the interest of coaches in other clubs, where they will be dedicated to you if you contact them!
Our players compete in international championships in the Czech Republic and Poland and other open tournaments. The best Czech players have also played world tournaments in Spain, France, Denmark, Bahrain, Thailand and Japan. Kamil Šnajdar from Badminton Sharks Brno won a bronze medal at the European Championships 2023.
The 7th International Czech Para Badminton Championships "7th Czech Para Badminton Open 2024" will take place on 27-28 April 2024 in Prague
The 7th Czech Para Badminton Open is still growing. Over 85 handicapped players from 19 countries including Australia and Japan have registered for the championship in Prague. Among the Czech players, the bronze medallist from the 2023 European Championships, wheelchair player Kamil Šnajdar from the Brno Sharks, will be the biggest firecracker....
In the second half of August, Czech Para-Badminton won a historic medal at the European Championships, which was won by Kamil Šnajdar in the mixed doubles wheelchair event. The four quarter-final appearances of Zbyněk Sýkora and Jan Matoušek are also impressive. Read the feedback from selected participants and the coaching team.
In the summer, badminton training on the court usually goes a bit by the wayside and the agenda is to get in shape before the new season. But this is not the case for para-badminton players, as the European Games in the Netherlands will take place in the second half of August. Players from Badminton Sharks took part in an...
Para camp in Spain was extremely beneficial for the Czech team. There was a great atmosphere at the camp for the whole week. The group included medalists from the world circuit and the World Championships. And how do the participants themselves (Lenka Šamšulová, Luděk Benada and Martin Válek) and the coach Mgr. Tomáš Voves?
