What the Förbundskapten Ungdom owns, on one page. The goals further down turn these responsibilities into numbers you can measure.

• 1
  Hold the overall, coordinated responsibility for youth (U15–U19).
• 2
  Set goals and the operational plan together with the Sporting Director.
• 3
  Own documentation, guidelines and planning for the youth programme.
• 4
  Run selection, planning and staffing of the national camps (Riksläger).
• 5
  Run selection & staffing and take part in international events and championships.
• 6
  Keep continuous dialogue with Sporting Director, RIG, FTU and the regional coaches.
• 7
  Plan and deliver the annual cycle (årshjul) with RIG — one red thread.
• 8
  Monitor the youth budget (season reference ≈ 550 000 kr).

Goals

Goals — short, medium & long term

Each goal is a number you can check. Short = this season and inside your control; medium = building the system to ~2030; long = the strategy outcomes to 2036. Measure retention, progression and depth first — medals follow a healthy system. Tick a goal when you reach it — each column counts how many are done, saved in your browser.

Season 2026/27

Event calendar

Every remaining 26/27 activity, located in the European Badminton and Badminton Sweden calendars, with SJT rounds and registration deadlines where published. For each event, work the Procedure checklist.

The path we follow — for every event

Event procedure & checklist

One path, seven stops, run the same way for each event. Pick an event, then tick each task and write who does it — everything you type is saved in this browser per event, so each event keeps its own progress.

Who works together

Coach structure

Not a hierarchy — four roles working as equals along one red thread (röd tråd), read right → left: FKU, RIG, FTU, and the regional coaches. Sportchef sets the strategic direction across all four.