What ages does Energize Sports coach?

The academy says its coaching is for kids and adults of all skill levels, from beginner to advanced. It does not publish age bands, so ask the provider which group suits your child.

How much are badminton classes at Energize Sports?

Coaching fees are not published on the academy's website, so ask the provider on WhatsApp (+971 56 213 9717). Court hire at the Al Qusais hall is listed at AED 70 for one hour.

Where does Energize Sports coach?

The main branch is at 34 16A St, Al Qusais Industrial Area 1. The academy also runs weekend coaching at Winchester School in The Gardens, Jebel Ali, and a programme at Dubai British School Mira.

When are the classes?

The Al Qusais hall is open Sunday to Saturday, 5AM to 11PM, and the academy says it has weekday and weekend options. Class times are not published, so ask the provider for the current timetable.

Is there a free trial class?

The website does not mention a trial class. Ask the provider.

Does Energize Sports run holiday camps?

Yes. Its Summer Camp 2026 ran from 29 June to 28 August 2026 in Al Qusais, with badminton, agility and fitness, chess, table tennis and board games. Ask the provider about the next camp.

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Badminton Academy — Energize Sports, Al Qusais

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Al Qusais

Energize Sports Academy is a badminton academy with its main hall at 34 16A St in Al Qusais Industrial Area 1. The academy says its coaching is for kids and adults at every level, from beginner to advanced, with group coaching, private sessions or casual play, and weekday and weekend options. The hall has wooden-base courts laid with synthetic mats. Head coach Sparsh Arora is described on the site as a former Indian national-level player and Delhi State champion with nine years of coaching experience; the academy director, Sowmya Iyengar, is described as a state badminton player, and two junior coaches complete the team. Beyond Al Qusais, the academy runs weekend coaching inside Winchester School in The Gardens, Jebel Ali, and has launched a programme at Dubai British School Mira for families around Mira, Reem, Mudon, Arabian Ranches and Town Square. It also runs holiday camps: Summer Camp 2026 mixed badminton with agility work, chess, table tennis and board games. You can reach the academy on WhatsApp or by phone on +971 56 213 9717.

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The activity

Badminton, explained

Badminton is a racket sport played indoors over a high net, singles or doubles, with a light feathered shuttlecock. Kids start by learning how to hold the racket, then basic serves, the overhead clear and quick footwork around the court. Because the shuttle slows down in the air, even young beginners get long rallies early, which keeps it fun. Regular play builds hand-eye coordination, speed, balance and stamina, and it is easy on the body compared with contact sports. Many children begin in group classes from primary-school age, and the same sport can be played with parents at weekends, so it often becomes a family game.

Who it's for

Kids and adults of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players, according to the academy. It does not publish age bands for its children's groups, so ask the provider which group suits your child's age. Holiday camps are described as open to children of all skill levels.

What to expect

The academy offers group coaching, private sessions and casual play, with weekday and weekend options. Its site does not describe a first session, a trial class, kit requirements or group sizes, so ask the provider before you go: which group fits your child's age and level, whether a trial session is possible, and whether rackets and shuttles are provided. The academy's home page also mentions "Badminton for all" open sessions for players of similar levels, arranged through a WhatsApp group; its booking page says the service is not available, so check they are running before you go. Weekend coaching also runs at Winchester School in The Gardens.

Highlights

Main hall in Al Qusais Industrial Area 1, with wooden-base courts and synthetic mats (energizesportsacademy.com)
Coaching for kids and adults of all levels, as group classes, private sessions or casual play (energizesportsacademy.com)
Head coach Sparsh Arora: former Indian national-level player and Delhi State champion, nine years coaching (energizesportsacademy.com)
Weekend coaching at Winchester School, The Gardens, and a programme at Dubai British School Mira (energizesportsacademy.com)
Holiday camps: Summer Camp 2026 ran 29 June to 28 August 2026 at Al Qusais (energizesportsacademy.com)
Rated 4.6 on Google at Al Qusais, 5.0 at Mira (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

On Google, the Al Qusais branch is rated 4.6 from 66 reviews: 50 five-star, 11 four-star, 2 three-star and 3 one-star. Each branch's own rating shows when you pick it.

The facts

Ages: Kids and adults, all skill levels; no age bands published
Prices: Coaching fees not published; court hire AED 70 per hour
Schedule: Weekday and weekend options; class times not published. Weekend coaching at Winchester School, The Gardens
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: 34 16A St, Al Qusais Industrial Area 1, Dubai
How to book: wa.me/971562139717 · +971 56 213 9717
Opening hours: Every day5am–11pm

Questions parents ask

Good to know

Main hall with wooden-base courts and synthetic mats; Summer Camp 2026 was held here (energizesportsacademy.com)
Toilets, including a wheelchair-accessible toilet (Google listing)
The Al Qusais hall is open Sunday to Saturday, 5AM to 11PM; these are venue hours, not class times (energizesportsacademy.com)
Court hire at Al Qusais is listed at AED 70 for one hour (energizesportsacademy.com)
Coaching fees and class timetables are not published: ask on WhatsApp (energizesportsacademy.com)
Al Qusais has toilets, including a wheelchair-accessible toilet (Google listing)