Adaptive & veteran sport

Air badminton

The outdoor version of badminton: a heavier, wind-resistant shuttle and play on any flat surface — asphalt, grass, sand or paving.

Who it’s for

Who this suits best

A great first taste of the sport: no hall needed, almost no limits on age or fitness. Good for families, complete beginners, and anyone who finds it easier to play outdoors than indoors.

What to bring

What to have with you

Comfortable outdoor shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, water. Rackets and air-badminton shuttles are provided on site.

Location & contact

Where and with whom we train

Location: A park or open space in Rivne (the exact spot depends on weather and season — confirmed before each session).
Coach / coordinator: Mykola Diedovets (overall programme coordination); a dedicated air-badminton coach is to be confirmed.
Contact: 097 645 3347 · rivneadaptclub@gmail.com
Schedule: Seasonal, during the warmer months. Full programme schedule →

Accessibility

How inclusive this space is

Parking for people with disabilities: Usually free parking nearby the park area; a dedicated accessible spot is to be confirmed.
Independent car access and exit: Yes — an open-air venue, so getting in and out of a car is step-free.
Step-free entry to the building: Not applicable — training happens outdoors.
Accessible toilet: No fixed restroom at the venue itself; we confirm the nearest option in advance.
Adaptive equipment on site: Wind-resistant shuttles and rackets are provided; no adaptive equipment yet.
Getting home independently: Yes, we can help arrange onward transport if needed.