The growth of badminton in Brazil has not only seen an increase in talented players but also in skilled coaches. Norma Rodrigues, a coach of the youth team and trainer, is a shining example of the sport’s development in our region.
Norma’s journey in badminton began over a decade ago. Since discovering the sport, she has been fueled by her passion and the belief that she can achieve great things in the field.
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“In 2008, I started my badminton journey in a course in Mexico. The moment I laid eyes on the sport, I was captivated. I saw its immense potential for my country and for my personal growth. The Pan Am invitation to my first course only deepened my love for badminton. Over the past 10 years, I have continuously learned and embraced new techniques and approaches. It’s not just about producing champions; it’s about helping individuals grow and love what they do.”
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Recently, Norma participated in the BWF Pilot Course for Coaches Level 3. This course provided her with a fresh perspective on her role as a coach, driving her to improve her training methods.
“The course was an incredible challenge for me as both a person and a coach. It was designed to transform our way of thinking and training, leading to a better quality of work. This positive change will impact not only Brazil but the entire American continent.”
Norma has also had the opportunity to collaborate with coaches from different regions. Analyzing their experiences and realities has reinforced her commitment to continuous training and development for coaches across the continent.
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“Our focus should be on keeping coaches motivated. These courses and experiences organized by Pan Am and BWF are crucial in building knowledge. We need to work together, not just reproducing knowledge, but also creating new knowledge.”
Norma’s role as a coach extends beyond grooming top athletes. She is dedicated to professionalizing coaching in our sport.
“I strive to have more qualified individuals working in badminton in Brazil, including both coaches and athletes. With a strong foundation, we can cultivate a stronger elite. This requires hard work, not only from the athletes but also from the coaches. My goal is to instigate this drive for improvement and encourage coaches to step out of their comfort zones and explore new approaches.”
In conclusion, Norma Rodrigues is an inspiration in the world of badminton coaching. Her dedication to personal growth, commitment to knowledge sharing, and focus on professionalization will undoubtedly contribute to the continued development of badminton in Brazil and the wider American continent.
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