COACHING
FOR PEAK
PERFORMANCE
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD FACILITIES
INTERNATIONAL
STANDARD FACILITIES
Best in class infrastructure and facilities for domestic and international tournaments.
TOP RANKING
PLAYERS
TOP RANKING
PLAYERS
Trained world’s top ranking players like PV Sindhu, P Kashyap, Srikanth and others.
RESULT ORIENTED
TRAINING
RESULT ORIENTED
TRAINING
Scientific & tactical training programs for holistic development of players.
MENTAL & EMOTIONAL WELLNESS
MENTAL & EMOTIONAL
WELLNESS
Comprehensive framework for athlete mental & emotional health by experts.
PGBA IN NUMBERS
Remarkable presence in International level tournaments since more than a decade.
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EXISTENCETRAINING SINCE
Nurturing champions since more than a decade.
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SUCCESSACCOLADES
Won more than 800 national & international titles.
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SPORTS & FITNESSINSTRUCTORS
Extremely talented coaches from India & abroad.
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TOURNAMENTSPARTICIPATED
Participated in more than 1000 national & international tournaments.
Badminton Association of Telangana (BAT)
FROM PGBAOUR PRINCIPLES
SELF-BELIEF
An innate belief that you can do anything in any situation, anytime, anywhere.
INTEGRITY
The manifestation of the ethics and values to promote confidence in sports.
DISCIPLINE
Build your character, no shortcuts, respect time, sacrifice, follow instructions and rules.
PERSEVERANCE
Inborn sense of grit, determination and fight to cross the finish line by giving your all.
GOAL
Set focused, realistic & achievable goals and work hard to attain those goals one at a time.
PERFECTIONISM
Constant quest for perfection than the actual achievement, the journey & not the destination.
SPORTSMANSHIP
Be fair, positive, humble, respectful, gracious & have sense of fellowship in all situations.
TEAM SPIRIT
Share a sense of belongingness, steel yourself, lend support, encourage & exhibit appreciation.
LEARN MOREABOUT PGBA
PGBA fosters the players to become future champions.
PGBA was founded in 2004 by Pullela Gopichand, All England Open Badminton Champion. The academy is recognized by the Ministry of Sports, Sports Authority of India (SAI), and the Badminton Association of India (BAI).
The academy has trained several worlds’ leading badminton players such as Saina Nehwal P. V. Sindhu, Srikanth Kidambi, Parupalli Kashyap, H.S. Prannoy, Sai Praneeth, Sameer Verma and many others.
PLAYER TESTIMONIALS
MANASHI JOSHI
Gopi sir always advises to keep pushing and keep on working. And when you are out for matches or tournaments, it’s the most important advice you get from your coach. Gopi sir pays attention to even minor things and I’m learning technical tricks from the best. (Source: Yahoo.com)
P.V. RAMANA
P.V. Ramana (P.V. Sindhu’s father) says “Very very happy, no words to describe. From the age of 10 Gopi has taken care of her. We are very grateful to him and Sindhu has also struggled to win an Olympic medal.” (Source: FinancialExpress.com)
SRIKANTH KIDAMBI
it’s not just the coaching on court but a lot of behind-the-scenes efforts which makes Gopi sir, the best possible coach for all badminton players in India. (Source: SportsKeeda.com)
LATEST NEWS
01MarTalent identification, physical literacy key to sports development
India's chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand says the country has to focus on talent identification and physical literacy for the development of sports and progress of the country as a whole.
28FebCoaches and sports staff have been hit most due to coronavirus lockdown
Chief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand on Friday admitted that coaches and support staff have been among the worse-hit professionals during the COVID-19 forced lockdown with "virtually no income" for the past three months.
27FebPV Sindhu begins practice with an exclusive session at the Gopichand Academy
After a gap of three-and-half months, world champion PV Sindhu resumed practice at the Pullela Gopichand Badminton Academy on Friday.
25FebDifficult time for younger players, says Gopichand
National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand admitted that the current circumstances resulting from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic is not good for younger players.
For now, athletes who are in the mix for the Tokyo Olympics are priority as training camps around the country open up after being suspended for three months due to the pandemic.
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