From humble beginnings in her village hall in Estonia to receiving support from Danish badminton great Peter Gade, Kristin Kuuba has come a long way. With impressive performances in recent months, she is ready to make her mark at the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2022.
Despite coming from a small village with a population of “2000 or 3000 people”, Kuuba is grateful for the support she receives back home. She acknowledges that badminton may not be as popular in Estonia as it is in Asia, but she believes that the sport is gaining more and more popularity in her country. “When you’re from such a small village, people know you and they really support you all the way, so it’s really good to have that,” says Kuuba.
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Having moved to the Peter Gade Academy in Denmark ten months ago, the world No.46 has seen significant improvement in her performance. She won the Dutch Open and reached the semifinals of the Scottish Open last year. This season, she made it to the quarterfinals of the Orleans Masters and defeated Michelle Li in Malaysia with Gade as her coach.
Training at Gade’s academy has been a game-changer for Kuuba. She describes him as a legend who knows badminton inside out. His expertise in tactics has been instrumental in her development as a player. Kuuba appreciates having someone to confide in during tournaments, as Gade understands the challenges and emotions that arise from playing back-to-back matches far from home.
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Transitioning from her village life to becoming a professional player in Denmark presented some challenges for Kuuba. However, she finds that the overall experience is quite similar to what she was accustomed to in Estonia, as it is still in Europe and not too far from her home country. She is confident that she made the right decision to pursue her career in Denmark.
In her opening round match in Tokyo, Kuuba will be facing France’s Léonice Huet.
FAQs
Q: How has Kristin Kuuba’s journey been so far?
A: Kristin Kuuba started her badminton journey in her village hall in Estonia and has now gained support from Danish badminton legend Peter Gade. She has been delivering impressive performances and is ready to showcase her skills at the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2022.
Q: What kind of support does Kristin Kuuba receive back home?
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A: Coming from a small village, Kristin Kuuba receives tremendous support from her community. Despite badminton not being the most popular sport in Estonia, her fellow villagers are proud of her achievements and provide continuous support.
Q: How has training at the Peter Gade Academy impacted Kristin Kuuba’s performance?
A: Training at the Peter Gade Academy in Denmark has been a transformative experience for Kristin Kuuba. Gade’s expertise and knowledge of the sport have greatly contributed to her development as a player. Kuuba appreciates having someone who understands the challenges of tournaments and can provide valuable guidance.
Q: How difficult was it for Kristin Kuuba to transition to a professional player in Denmark?
A: Transitioning from her village life in Estonia to becoming a professional player in Denmark presented its challenges for Kristin Kuuba. However, she found the adjustment to be manageable as Denmark is still in Europe and relatively close to her home country. Overall, she believes that pursuing her career in Denmark was the right decision.
Summary
Kristin Kuuba, a rising badminton player, has had an inspiring journey from her small village in Estonia to training under the guidance of Danish legend Peter Gade. Despite the sport not being widely popular in Estonia, Kuuba’s community supports her wholeheartedly. Her performances have been remarkable, and she is determined to make her mark at the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2022. Training at the Peter Gade Academy has been a game-changer for Kuuba, as Gade’s expertise and tactical knowledge have played a significant role in her development. Transitioning to a professional player in Denmark has had its challenges, but Kuuba feels confident that she made the right decision. She is excited to face France’s Léonice Huet in her opening round match in Tokyo.
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