Richmond Pro Badminton Centre

Permanently close notice

Dear Richmond Pro Customers:

Due to the unprecedented hardship from COVID -19 and the end of our lease, it is with sincere regret that we inform you that Richmond Pro Badminton Center will be permanently closed, effective immediately.

We will process any service requests from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm starting April 24, 2020 until April 30, 2020. We will offer refunds for cards and lessons that are currently valid and unused. The amount returned will be deducted based on the original value of service. For credit card and all other forms of original purchase, please provide a proof of purchase to be eligible for refunds.

Please contact us by phone 604-231-0999 or email [email protected] for any further questions.

Your safety is our priority and in compliance with government pandemic regulations, we advise each individual to come to our office to maintain a distance of 2 meters between each other and wear personal protective equipment (ex. masks, gloves, goggles).

We would like to express our great gratitude for your past business and support.

Take care and stay healthy.

Sincerely,

Nouveau Monde Investment Ltd, DBA Richmond Pro Badminton Center

We will be temporarily closed until further notice due to recent virus issue, please stay home and stay healthy.

Dear Customers,

In response to the Government of British Columbia's announcement of March 16,2020. Richmond Pro has made the following decisions:

- Private Lessons will remain available with our coaches for students who would like to continue.

-Drop-Ins are cancelled until further notice.

- Court rental are conditional base with limited capacity and limited hours.

-We can be contacted at by phone during limited business hours or by email.

Additional update will be communicated as it becomes available.

Please follow our page and website for the most up to date news.

Richmond Pro Badminton Centre

Camp is ready for registration!

Huge congrats to Ethan again!
U15 single & double champion at Clear 1’s new year tournament. Last year, we were saying, he’s been trying n trying n loosing enough for so many years when he’s little; yesterday, was chatting with his dad about kids abusing their talent & thinking hard work isn’t needed as long as they r smart enough to look for shortcuts.
In conclusion, no free lunch, you need to want to win so bad that you are willing to fight for it!!!
Ethan & his parents just want to take this opportunity to encourage every baddy lovers out there, to work hard & enjoy the whole learning journey!
FYI, he does around 10 hours of training weekly, I used to do 6 hours of training daily plus no room for laziness!