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adult beginners badminton/ squash

paddles · 2009-11-17 18:37:10

Hi, Living in navan and hoping to take up badminton/squash. Played a bit of both many years ago. I hear there are 2 badminton clubs in the area. Don't know where the nearest squash court is. Which might be better for a beginner? thanks

17-11-2009 6:37pm

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paddles

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Hi,
Living in navan and hoping to take up badminton/squash. Played a bit of both many years ago. I hear there are 2 badminton clubs in the area. Don't know where the nearest squash court is. Which might be better for a beginner?

thanks

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#2 15-12-2009 4:17pm

neil_hosey

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badminton is a far superior in my opinion.

but thats just me.

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#3 17-02-2010 3:55am

cormirl

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Hi there,Did you find a badminton club that would except beginners as I'm looking also

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#4 18-02-2010 6:55pm

paddles

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i tried the one in claremont but was pretty much told that most weeks most courts are taken up for matches so i never bothered :-(

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