Youth and Sports Complex of Johor
đ Larkin, Johor
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A large multi-sport complex in Larkin hosting badminton, netball, and martial arts events. Clean, well-maintained facilities with spacious parking. Ventilation is poor - the hall becomes very hot during daytime events.
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Best for families with children competing in organised sports tournaments - the complex is set up for competitive events rather than casual recreation. Silambam, taekwondo, AMMA, and badminton tournaments have all been held here. Bring plenty of water and cooling supplies for daytime events.
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lawrance siva
3 years ago
âIt was a silambam 14th tournament, participated by my kids , a tough game indeed. Opponents are strong enough to defeat .. kids made their day of achieving bronze đĨ. Gambateh. This complex was very neat and clean. A spacious car park is also available, with many local restaurants around the corner. However, management shall consider a proper ventilation system since it doesn't contain a single fan a blower as well. This makes participants and viewers feel like hot saunas ...â
aRZMy 007
3 years ago
âBest memories go to open house organised by Deputy Minister of Housing & Local Government & also Member of Parlimen JB by Tuan Akmal.. (2023).â
Gerald Edward Richard
3 years ago
âAMMA GAMES was held here on 21st July 2023, 22nd July 2023 and 23rd July 2023. Facilities with badminton and netball court are kept well.â
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Overview
Youth and Sports Complex of Johor is a purpose-built tournament venue in Larkin with courts for badminton, netball, and martial arts competitions. The complex is clean and spacious with substantial parking and local food restaurants nearby. The main limitation is poor ventilation - the hall lacks adequate airflow and becomes very hot during daytime events, especially without any fan or air conditioning operation. Evening events benefit from cooler ambient temperatures.
