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One of our Co-Founders, Nadia Nathania was invited to speak about how she grew this platform to become one of the fastest growing badminton education centre in Surabaya. Here are some insightful budget friendly marketing tips we'd like to share to our fellow students who are also starting out their own business: 1. Use what you can. Do not spend if you can still manage with your own resources. 2. Be consistent and active on social media. Content doesn't have to always be perfect, consistency is key. 3. Network. Go to networking events and start introducing yourself to strangers – let them know what you're working on, and keep in touch! What are some of your tips for budget friendly marketing? #marketing #enterpreneurship #belief #branding #selfdevelopment #learning #education #speaker

QuiAri's Youth Activation System: A Total GAME-CHANGER! Athletes around the world take QuiAri to naturally help improve their performance. Owen from Thailand, a competitive badminton player from Thailand, powers up with QuiAri before every tournament. "We play up to 8 badminton matches in a single day. If you don't have the strength, stamina, focus, and all-day energy, you don't stand a chance. QuiAri's Youth Activation System (QuiAri Shake, Energy, and Prime) helps me stay competitive. I take the products every day and take an extra Prime Gel before bed to ensure a great night's sleep. I look and feel younger, healthier, and they help me play at peak performance." – Owen from Thailand. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/ek28PG-k

The cycle of growth One of our core understanding is that coaches need support. By supporting our coaches we can see clearly that with their growth, our customers grow. When our customers grow, we grow. We love our direction in Rollersports. We can see grow we are going to impact the industry. No more waiting for others. We are the future.

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It's the beginning of the month and it's also typically the busiest period for finance in general. However on Friday, my colleagues and I had some unconventional chat 😆 it's about badminton at the Olympics. I like how our work connects us but with the spirit of sports, I super like how badminton connects us tho we are not playing or super into sports 🤣 but because Malaysia is playing at the Olympics, it became a common topic for us to chat and laugh together. Given the flexibility to work from home, we don't really meet our colleagues often but it's thru some little effort and small conversations like this that help us stay connected ❤️ Let not wait till the company does big events or some monthly/ quarterly meet up to connect with our fellow colleagues. Let's start to initiate some small conversations to establish the relationship. Team work starts within ourselves 😊 P/s: huge congratulations to our Malaysia team. We feel the intensity and heart pounding moment especially when all eyes on you. Words may be little in the game between the coach and the players but the relationship and connection built makes it easy to comfort each other with just a pat or thru eye contact ❤️ A genuine and subsisting relationship means that the relationship is real and not just a matter of formality. #Badminton #Olympics #teamwork

🇹🇼Playing Away from Homeground 🇹🇼 But thats what I yearn for. Tell me about you! Do you love sports? Do you play it? I used to play football. Now I play badminton. If you have practiced the game at your homeground for several years, played with local players and now its time to cross horns with national and international players at a completely new ground, what will you do? I can think of these to start with 1. Know the ground 2. Know the players and their playstyle 3. Know your initial supporters Lets talk about badminton 1. Ground: lighting, drift - can really affect your game 2. Players and playstyle: footwork, habit - anlyzing these will give you a potential entry point for scoring up 3. Supporter: might be only the coach at first if you play the first game well, that fanbase will increase. Its not so different in a professional setup. Because of one simple underlying reason 👉 Human Psychology I am here in Taipei, exhibiting, meeting people and learning! Away from homegound. Learning about the ground, players and supporters. I am always eager to hear your story! I am at booth. Please hit me up! Else, dont worry I will come to you! #taiwan #india

🏸 Bulu isn't just an app with match results or athlete rankings. We want to make badminton even more popular in Indonesia by bringing together players, coaches, and sports clubs. 💪 We want to support players' development and plan to introduce various tools that can help them improve their playing skills. Lots of instructional videos, the ability to find coaches, and even online training (yes, that's possible too!). 💪 We want to and know how to implement artificial intelligence that can quickly and accurately recognize movements and provide recommendations to players to improve their game. 💪 We have big plans and all the opportunities to make these plans a reality. #badminton #bulutangkis #badmintonindonesia #sportstech

In my opinion piece for Singapore's Lian He Zao Bao, I explored the reasons why Malaysia has yet to secure a gold medal in the Olympics, despite having world top 10 players in men's singles, men's doubles, and mixed doubles badminton. It’s undeniable that Malaysia has a systematic and well-structured training and reward scheme, one that many other countries lack. Badminton, introduced to Malaya by the British in 1809, has since become popular across Malaysia’s multiracial society, producing a wealth of talented players and giving Malaysia a strong pool to select from. However, the sport has faced setbacks due to bureaucracy, outdated methods, and a lack of mental training, particularly within the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM), the primary badminton sports management institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Youth and Sports. These issues have contributed to the decline in Malaysia's badminton performance. Therefore, the sports entity must take responsibility for Malaysia's underwhelming performance in recent Olympics.

Good morning, Malaysia!! It’s our Merdeka month, and did you watch the badminton match yesterday? We’re smashing through the Olympics with 2 bronze medals!🥉 Congrats to our badminton athletes, Aaron Chia, Soh Woo Yik and Lee Zi Jia who made us beam with pride. I wasn’t an avid sports watcher, but it is so heartwarming to see the entire country becoming one team, supporting, pouring hope and prayers into our badminton athletes in their games! My friends and I ended up having a blast last night as we came across the live stream on YouTube. Haha, it’s so funny that all of us girls were holding each other in excitement and nerves. 😅 This reminds me that just like in badminton, success hinges on a few key principles, highlighting the importance of TEAM: 🏸 Teamwork: Whether it’s doubles or singles, the synergy between players is everything as each move is coordinated and strategized. Similarly, in our work teams, collaboration and cooperation drive us toward our shared goals. 🏸Trust: For doubles, trusting their partners implicitly is a must. At work, trust in your team ensures that tasks are completed efficiently and that everyone can rely on each other’s strengths. 🏸 Support: Athletes have their coaches, trainers, teammates, and supporters who help them through every match. Having a positive and supportive environment in the workplace boosts morale and helps us overcome challenges. Don’t underestimate the power of encouragement—a pat on the back or a kind word can make all the difference! Again, a heartfelt congratulations and thank you to our athletes, aka the heroes! Proud is an understatement. 🏆🇲🇾 So what sports do you think you can excel if you’re in the Olympics? Tell me tell me! #Team #Olympics2024 #Teamwork #Trust #Support #Encouragement #Badminton #Malaysia