The badminton serve marks the start of a rally, it’s Simple yet, very difficult! If you’ve been playing for a while you’ll quickly realize the importance of a good service, especially in the game of doubles. Service is a HUGE chapter, so let me warn you that this page only touches Read more…
As the days went by, I realise I needed to make Badminton more fun for my students, because what we’ve done have been just training and playing matches, I felt it could much better… This is an important issue, especially for recreational players that train or play once a week. Read more…
A week ago I bumped into a gentleman named Stan Lee –slim, tall and fit looking uncle in his mid 50s — who kindly asked me if I could spar with him using half the court to help him get warmed up. And as I was free because I Read more…
After playing Badminton for a year or two, you’ll start to notice that the shoe of your non-master foot always ends up with a lot of scuffing (wear and tear), eventually leaving you with one broken shoe. And it always breaks our hearts to throw away the pair of shoes Read more…
Every now and then, I receive a call asking about badminton lessons, and when I try to understand why want lessons, it often boils down to feeling insecure of their abilities. If you’re guilty of being one of them, I assure you it is Perfectly normal for a lot of Read more…
Often when new players join a badminton team, class or playing group, they’ll ask common questions like “Hey coach/buddy, I need better rackets/shoes; which brand should I get?/where do I get them?” I have seen many coaches recommending their own brands without properly educating new players on the importance of Read more…
Hello Everyone! This is the first blog post of this site after months of planning and preparations on my end reading a ton of readings on search engine optimization, online marketing and tutorials and creating mock sites on different platforms such as Weebly, Wix and WordPress. It was one hectic, Read more…