Racket sports are having a moment in the Philippines, and it looks like the excitement is here to stay! From the growing popularity of pickleball to the timeless appeal of tennis and badminton, more Filipinos are picking up their rackets, hitting the courts, and embracing a more active lifestyle.
Whether it’s a friendly match with colleagues after work, a weekend game with friends, or a competitive rally with fellow enthusiasts, racket sports have become more than just a fitness activity. They’re now a way to socialize, unwind, stay healthy, and build communities.
But while players are busy perfecting their serves, upgrading their equipment, and investing in their game, there’s one important court essential that often gets overlooked: personal protection.
Recognizing this need, BDO Insure is stepping onto the court with the country’s first Racket Sports Insurance, an affordable insurance solution designed to help players enjoy their favorite sport with fewer worries.
A Winning Move for Every Racket Sports Enthusiast
Every player knows that preparation is part of the game. From choosing the right racket and wearing comfortable sports shoes to staying hydrated and warming up before a match, being court-ready means having the essentials covered.
But accidents can happen even during the friendliest games. An unexpected fall, a sudden injury, or damage to expensive sports equipment can quickly turn an enjoyable day on the court into an unexpected expense.
That’s where BDO Insure’s Racket Sports Insurance comes in.
For as low as ₱1,199 per year, racket sports enthusiasts can enjoy affordable coverage designed to protect both themselves and their valuable equipment.
The plan provides up to ₱100,000 in medical reimbursements for accident-related expenses, including coverage for eye injuries, which can be particularly important in fast-paced racket sports.
Beyond personal protection, the insurance also offers up to ₱60,000 in coverage for rackets and paddles against damage caused by fire and acts of nature.
It’s a practical addition to every player’s game plan, especially for those who have invested in quality sports equipment.
Protection Made Simple, Just Like Your Favorite Game
One of the best things about BDO Insure’s Racket Sports Insurance is its convenience.
Forget complicated paperwork and lengthy application processes. Enrollment is fully digital, making it easier for players to secure coverage without disrupting their busy schedules.
Even better, no medical examination is required to apply.
The insurance is available to individuals aged 7 to 65, with renewability until age 70, making it an option for young athletes, recreational players, and older sports enthusiasts who want to continue enjoying an active lifestyle.
Whether you’re just discovering pickleball, returning to tennis after years away, or regularly joining community matches, having insurance can provide an added layer of financial protection.
Because Being Game-Ready Means Being Protected
As racket sports continue to attract more Filipinos, the meaning of being prepared is evolving.
It’s no longer just about bringing the right racket, extra balls, a towel, and a water bottle. It’s also about making smart decisions that help protect your health, your equipment, and your finances.
After all, enjoying the game should be about the excitement of every rally, the satisfaction of a great shot, and the friendships built along the way—not worrying about the potential cost of an unexpected accident.
With its affordable annual premium and accessible digital enrollment, BDO Insure is making insurance another practical essential for today’s active Filipinos.
So, before your next serve, smash, or winning shot, consider adding one more item to your court-ready checklist: protection that goes beyond the game.
Because the best players don’t just come ready to win. They come prepared for the unexpected.
To learn more about BDO Insure’s Racket Sports Insurance, visit the official BDO website and discover how you can make protection part of your game plan.
Coverage is subject to the policy’s terms, conditions, exclusions, and applicable limits.