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Looking for great badminton coaching tips and advice, start here
You will not be disappointed with the videos
Jenny and Greg have 300 videos, and 714,000 subscribers (July 2026)
Starting in April 2020, they have over 120 million views
What coaches will find
- The information is varied with lots of ‘sticky’ coaching bullet points for you to use
- The technical extensive yet simple to understand and most importantly highly effective
- They talk about real game examples and are not afraid to suggest alternatives. Often they will say that there is ‘no absolute one way’, it depends!
- There are plenty of fun moments, insights and new challenges for you to ask your players to try
- Plus they will answer all your questions and comments 🙂
The Spin serve
All the information you need to perform the spin serve used by world‑class servers.
It explains grip, shuttle angle, contact point, finger action and how to generate deceptive spin that makes the shuttle wobble unpredictably.
Highlighting common mistakes, demonstrating correct mechanics, and showing how small adjustments create a tighter, more dangerous serve.
It also covers when to use the spin serve, how to stay legal, and how to practise it effectively.
The ‘late’ backhand
How to play a late backhand when you are under pressure and the shuttle has already passed behind you.
It breaks the skill into simple stages: preparation, grip, footwork, body positioning, and the correct swing path for lifts, clears and defensive shots.
Highlights common mistakes—like over‑rotating, poor timing or using the wrong grip—and demonstrates clean technique players can copy immediately.
Helping players to stay calm, recover effectively and maintain control in difficult situations.
Weight training for badminton
How can badminton players use weight training to build strength that actually transfers to on‑court performance.
The video covers key exercises, correct technique, safe loading, and how each movement supports badminton skills and injury prevention.
It shows badminton‑specific strength exercises that boost power, giving players a clear, safe gym routine that actually transfers on court.
Lots of great demonstrations to watch
The Jump Smash
Information to generate a powerful smash using correct preparation, relaxed grip, full‑body rotation, elbow position.
All that is here, plus slow‑motion examples and highlights common mistakes such as muscling the shot or swinging only with the arm. The coach demonstrates how timing and body mechanics create real power.
An actionable blueprint for a stronger smash, giving coaches a clear, accurate model to teach immediately
10 great doubles practices
10 practical, easy‑to‑run drills designed to improve positioning, reactions, teamwork, and shot quality in doubles.
It covers front‑court interceptions, defensive stability, rotation patterns, drive‑exchange speed, mid‑court pressure, and how to stay connected with your partner.
Each drill is demonstrated clearly, with coaching tips on common mistakes and how to fix them. The focus is on building habits that make pairs more coordinated and confident.
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