The Founder and Head Coach
William Wang

William Wang had been all time one of top line professional players in the Sichuan Provincial Team in China before he became the head coach of Sichuan Provincial Team. Therefrom William Wang has been a professional badminton coach for over 20 years.

A part from that William Wang possesses an extensive international coaching experience. He has served as the head coach of the Sichuan Provincial Team in China, the coach of the Chinese Junior National Team, the coach of the Thai National Team, the guest coach for the Swedish National Team, and the guest coach for some other European national teams' (i.e. Sweden, Denmark, Finland, etc) training camps.

Among the numerous badminton players/students he has trained and helped, many of them won international titles including Olympic Gold, Silver and Semi-Finalist; World Cup Champion; European Champion; World Championships Bronze, as well as World Grand Prix titles - not to mention numerous national, provincial and municipal champions in China, Thailand, Sweden and certainly his beloved country Canada.

William Wang founded the International Badminton Club (IBC) in Toronto in 2002 after immigrating to Canada.

With his extensive coaching experience both in Asia and Europe, his candid attitude, humble personality and infectious enthusiasm, William Wang brings his badminton expertise, unique coaching techniques and global connections into the promotion and improvement of badminton sports in Canada.

William Wang always puts his very best to inspire, to demonstrate and to guide all players/students to reach their best. It’s been a proven record that William Wang’s specialized competence in badminton coaching has contributed to his student’s achievement in becoming among the best Canadian and international players.

In 2011, one of his students Timothy Chiu became the nationl 3rd in men's singles in "2011 Yonex Canadian National Championships" took place in Toronto Humber College during January 27 - 30, 2011. And He continually advanced his way and captured the champion title of men's singles in just finished "2011 Victor Ontario A Championships" during February 25-26, 2011.

William Wang believes Badminton is becoming more popular and important in local communities followed by the changes in Canadian demographic map led by immigrations. He believes he is making a difference through teaching badminton to boost a better life style, a healthier physical and mental fitness, a connection for the similar minds in communities and a sense of achievement in life.