Hello, this is JOO🏸Having experienced the stage of being number one in Japan, I have gone through countless practices and matches. In that time, I have been asked very often in coaching sessions, ...

This tutorial explains the correct forehand and backhand grips, along with common grip mistakes and ways to correct them. It focuses on proper racket handling to improve control, comfort, and shot ...

Reaching the shuttle late on the forehand side leaves less time to prepare a controlled return. The tutorial focuses on footwork, racket positioning, and contact, highlighting how these elements work ...

These resources include a teaching points resource and an activity sheet for both the forehand net shot and the net kill in Badminton. The teaching resource breaks down the skill with both bullet ...

As the shuttlecock is returned, stand in position on the balls of your feet, with knees slightly bent. Turn sideways with your left foot pointing towards the target and your right foot parallel to the ...

This ready-to-use lesson presentation introduces students to the fundamental badminton grips: the forehand grip and the backhand grip. Designed for PE teachers, this resource helps students understand ...

There’s speed, stamina, and guile. Then, there’s dexterity and determination. These are the ingredients that can make the difference between a win and a loss. But there’s another critical element of a ...

As our first instalment in our series on basic badminton techniques, we’ll start with the most fundamental aspect of badminton – the grip. At the outset, we must recognize that the thinking around ...

“People often take it (high serve) for granted by just sending the shuttle high into the air. You must know its purpose. You must have a rought idea how good your opponent is at making his returns ...