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BADDOW LEADS WAY IN JUNIOR COACHING BVTTC's
newest venture, Cathedral Coaching, is going great guns. As they say,
'every picture tells a story'; and we think the pictures below tell a
story of remarkable achievement by the Clubs 3 ETTA qualified coaches,
Adrian Pitt, Neil Gooday and Jon Hill. You can find out more about
junior coaching from the Club Info page. Junior coaching is based at The
Cathedral School in Victoria Road, Chelmsford on Friday evenings. There
are 2 sessions one for beginners and one for improvers. For more
information contact Adrian, Neil
or Jon you can find telephone
numbers from the Contacts Page under Club Info.
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That's
the way to do it!
Coach, Neil Gooday,
demonstrating good backhand technique.
This is part of the Dunlop Skills Award programme that all
juniors attending Cathedral Coaching follow.
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Girls Shine!
Not wishing
to be outdone by their brothers Rebecca Skeoch and Megan
Vansertima, 2 of the newest recruits to Cathedral Coaching, join
Hannah Pitt in showing that girls are just as important as the
boys, and just as able to play the game of table tennis |
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Real
Concentration!
Martin
Chattey shows real concentration as he practices a good 'ready'
position whilst working on his backhand.
And in the background Coach Jon Hill explains to Tom Miles the
technique for the perfect backhand loop - one of the hardest
shots to master. |
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Keep Your
Eye on the Ball!
Dylan
Robin-Coker is learning the basic techniques of serving. He
recently put these to very good effect in making his debut in
the Chelmsford League Introductory competition, CLICK - designed
specially for people coming new into table tennis. In his first
match Dylan won both of his singles games helping his team,
Baddow Cathedral B to a 5:0 victory over
Ingatestone Boys Club C. |
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New
Beginnings!
Michael
Wheldale
represents a growing group of complete beginners who have taken
up
table tennis since Cathedral Coaching
started last September.
He is now fast on his way to his first Dunlop Skills Award, the
'Rookie' badge, which his older brother Patrick has just earned.
You can see more of the recent
Award Winners in the News Report
"Coaching Awards" |
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