Hello,

Honestly, I don't know if it's worth for Paul to write an article on the subject I'm proposing but I'll give a try.

It would be on the dives. I saw a lot of professionnal players diving to save a shuttle in the most desperate situations and I'm still wondering how they can stand up again to continue playing. I think it is as spectacular than the jump smash (but a little bit less than the backhand smash though ).

Jonathan.

I am trying to think of things to cover Paul, but it's harder than it sounds. Most of what I want to do will be covered in the notes from your badminton course and are not sharable on here.

I think tactics might be a popular one but harder to cover.

How about an article on fault solving. So like a chart you get in the back of manuals if your product isn't working properly.

Problem                                                 Remedy

Smashes going into the net                    Relax and use non racket hand to follow shuttle

Can't backhand clear                              Face back of the court and image hitting a brick wall at point of contact with shuttle

And so on, like a quick look up guide.

How about a series of articles similar to what you might find in a golf magazine–some of these magazines give tips if you shoot 100, 90, 80, etc. Perhaps do something from a badminton perspective–for beginners to get to the next level, you identify a few general problems beginners have (could be a combo of stroke techniques to tactics) and how to correct them. Similarly, there would be something for the intermediate player and advanced player.