Badminton online seminars
Player Communication webinar from Badminton Europe
If you post on social media then this post is for you. Rasmus Bech , BE Communication manager presents this very informative webinar. For a list of topics covered click this image
(The seminar has been organised by Badminton Europe)
What is knowledge, where is stored, what duty do you have to share
They discuss what is knowledge, how and why people have a duty to help create, engage and work openly to share knowledge.
Plus the role of coaches and researchers in knowledge creation, the different types of knowledge reflectors, referencing the work of Margaret Archer
What tournament plan does a player need to reach the All England?
How can you move from a World Ranking of 200–36. Only 11 mins long, Martijn explains the theory of how a player could aim to play in the All England within 3 years.
(The seminar has been organised by Fitminton through the Latvian Badminton federation)
A great Q&A with Tim and Paul that discusses everything about stringing: what strings and tension professional players use, what is pre-stringing, gromets, insider tips for stringers, the cost of stringing, air badminton and much more !
(The webinar has been organised by Paul Stewart Badminton through his Facebook Group)
Coaching teenage stars : webinar from Badminton Europe
What are the tips you need, the things to be aware of when coaching a teenage superstar. This information will help coaches, parents and administrators involved with teenage players
(The seminar has been organised by Badminton Europe)
Have you ever tried to plan out your entire Badminton year?
(The seminar has been organised by Fitminton through the Latvian Badminton federation)
Each phase is broken down into: Serving – Defence – Attack
Martijn leads you through ideas & concepts when introducing doubles to beginner, intermediate and high-performance players. He uses a step by step approach with diagrams and critical notes.
(This seminar is from the series published by the Pan America badminton federation)
The Doubles Masterclass features 3 expert Badminton Coaches
Martijn van Dooremalen (Netherlands), Wojciech Szkudlarczyk (Poland/PowerBad) and Nishant Kauthekar (India/Norway). Each will guide you through a different Doubles topic.
(The seminar has been organised by Fitminton through the Latvian Badminton federation)
How to think of new ideas and inspire yourself with option
Kirk Vallis, Head of Creative Capability at Google shares his principles for creative problem-solving
The focus is on creating and selecting options plus discussing five scenarios that coach mentors and coach developers who support coaches might encounter
Nick Winkelman challenges you with these questions
How do you use language to influence players & focus their attention. The use of coaching cues to move a player's attention to intention. Where well-intentioned coaches can wrong when asked for help. Plus why brilliant players who become coaches fail or struggle to help players with the how-to skills.
- Kenneth Larsen – the use of conditioned games for tactical development
- Pi Hongyan and Xu Huaiwen – modern day women’s singles
- Dr Mark King – a study of the jump smash
- Stewart Kerr – Shoulder Injury Prevention
- Julian North - what makes an effective Player Development System
- Lars Uhre -simplifying complex tactical training for singles
- Zhao Yunlei - the female role in mixed doubles
- Lars Uhre - considerations for coach men's and women's singles
- Morton Frost & Zhao Yunlei - questions concerning to the modern game
- Tracey Hallam - developing female players
- Efendi Wijaya - doubles and mixed training
- Kenneth Larson - split vision & multi-shuttle training
- Mike Butler - testing protocols
- Jennifer Less - developing singles players
