Badminton Training

Review of the StrengthPro Badminton Training Rackets

by Paul · 2 comments

in Badminton Equipment,Badminton Racket Written Reviews,Badminton Training

Once in a while a new product is launched in the badminton world which helps players improve their game.
Recently I was sent two “training” racquets for evaluation, which is something I rarely do. However, I’m always open-minded and like to test new training tools as attendees at my residential training weekends will testify. The question [...]

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Simple Training Ideas To Prepare You For The New Badminton Season

by Paul · 1 comment

in Badminton Articles,Badminton Training,Coaching Corner,Fitness

For many, badminton is a seasonal sport. As soon as the leagues and tournaments are over, the racquets are put away and “summer” begins. This may mean dusting off your old tennis racquets or cricket whites, or simply taking a break for a few weeks.
Some are “forced” to take a break because all the local [...]

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What Makes Our Residential Badminton Coaching Courses Special For You?

by Paul · 0 comments

in Badminton Coaching Weekends,Badminton Training

Since my last article, I’ve had a number of emails thanking me for clarifying what an intermediate player was in my eyes.
This was important to many players who wanted coaching and yet thought my residential weekends were only for advanced badminton players.
The truth is we see the biggest breakthroughs from intermediate players than we do [...]

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You Have Only 24 Hours Left To Book Your Place On My Residential Coaching Weekend 20/21 November 2010

Yes, that’s right.
At 9pm on Monday 8 November I will be closing applications for my residential course which takes place on 20/21 November at Lilleshall in Shropshire.
So, if you’re looking to take your game to new heights or get your game on track before the Christmas break, then you’ll need to act very quickly to [...]

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Why Is It That Whenever We Discuss Doubles Positioning On A Badminton Court, We Never Consider The Non-hitting Player?

Recently, I’ve been focussing on doubles positioning with players I’m coaching. 
During the sessions I was testing a new theory of mine and used a device I’d never used before. The difference in the results the players achieved in only 20 minutes was startling. Within such a short space of time it was clear to see [...]

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Building a Bullet Proof, Highly Positive, Super-Charged Badminton Player Who Simply Refuses To Give Up or Believe They’re Beaten Until The Last Point Is Won – Part 1

The main theme in my last article revolved around getting rid of bad behaviour on the badminton court that was leading to poor results.
I provided a number of techniques which essentially involves “re-framing” what was happening and changing it so that it would have a positive outcome compared to the negative, destructive results you were [...]

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Is Your Mindset Destroying Your Chances of Winning Your Badminton Match?

I’ve been following a very interesting thread on my forum recently where members have posted a range of scenarios that have contributed to a change in fortunes on court with disappointing and frustrating results.
It’s sometimes very difficult to stop situations like these occurring. However, there are a number of tools you can adopt to protect [...]

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