Start with your reason for playing
Make badminton a shared family activity with a schedule that works for adults and children. Different ages may need different playing arrangements.
Make a practical plan
List everyone who wants to attend, their ages and their experience. Explain whether you want to play together or combine a child’s class with adult play.
What to confirm before joining
Before committing, ask whether family members can share a court, whether supervision is required and whether each person needs a separate plan.
Your Rajakilpakkam enquiry
This guide is for people considering Rajakilpakkam, including players travelling from Rajakilpakkam and the Velachery–Tambaram corridor. Check your travel time along the main road during the actual session hour. Mention this branch by name when you speak with the team, especially if you are comparing more than one location.
Use the enquiry link below to send your preferred branch and enquiry type. Add your preferred time and relevant group details so the team can discuss the right next step. A submitted enquiry does not reserve a court or confirm a membership; wait for the branch to confirm the current arrangement.
Bring these details to the conversation
- Number of family members
- Children’s ages
- Shared play or separate sessions
- Family plan inclusions
A simple next step
Choose a primary day and an alternative, then contact the academy before making travel or payment plans. Ask for the current fee, what is included, how attendance works and the terms for changing a session. Keep the confirmed details for everyone involved, particularly when arranging a family visit or coordinating colleagues.