The Badminton Podcast16 Mai 2021

89. The Rise of a Nation (Part 1) - Martjin Van Dooremalen (NED)

Martijn van Dooremalen. If you haven't heard of him, you're in for a treat! He has a rich history in badminton, and a huge impact on badminton in the Netherlands, Europe and the world.

A small snippet of his endless list of achievements include: being the coach of many teams including the Dutch National team for 24 years which included 55 medals at the European Championships, World Championships, Thomas & Uber Cup and Olympic Games. Some of these highlights are Mia Audina’s silver medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics, Uber Cup silver medal in 2006 and European champion titles.

Note: This is part 1 of the episode so please tune in to episode 90 for part 2 as Martijn continues to share his unique insights and incredible knowledge about the sport and life.

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