9 presentations
A 50 min on-court coaching session outlining how to develop tactical and physical skills in modern men’s singles.
Kenneth explains the demands of high‑intensity rallies, decision‑making under pressure and efficient movement patterns, while demonstrating training progressions that link physical qualities with tactical intent.
The session gives coaches practical methods to build smarter, faster and more resilient singles players.
An on court 40 min presenation focused on modern women’s singles.
They demonstrate movement patterns, tactical decision‑making, rally construction and pressure‑building skills.
Throughout the session, they share practical cues, common corrections and training ideas that help coaches develop players who can handle today’s faster, more physical and more tactically demanding game.
Xu Huaiwen, Pi Hongyan, Kenneth Larsen, and Tan Kim Her
An expert panel answers questions on modern player development, tactical trends and effective coaching practice.
They discuss women’s singles evolution, mixed doubles demands, training design, communication and long‑term athlete support. from National bodies.
All offer practical insights drawn from their elite international experience as players or coaches in Asia and Europe
The presentation explains how recognising players’ efforts, progress and personal qualities can meaningfully build self‑esteem.
It shows practical ways coaches can use specific, timely recognition to strengthen confidence, motivation and trust.
The session highlights how supportive feedback and intentional coach behaviours help athletes feel valued and perform with greater belief and resilience.
Kenneth Larsen is a professor at University of Aalborg in Denmark.
Thsi 40 min presentaion breaks down the biomechanics behind speed and accuracy in the badminton jump smash.
It explains how approach steps, take‑off mechanics, body rotation, timing and racket‑head acceleration combine to generate power.
Highlighting common faults, key technical checkpoints and evidence‑based coaching cues to help players hit faster, more precise jump smashes.
Mark King is a Professor at Loughborough University, UK.
A practical on-court presentation looking at a structured shoulder‑injury‑prevention programme for athletes, focusing on mobility, stability and strength.
Detailing common risk factors, targeted exercises and outlining how to build progressive routines that protect the shoulder, improve movement quality and reduce overload.
The session gives coaches practical tools to keep athletes healthy and performing consistently.
Stewart Kerr is a chartered physiotherapist.
This 45 min presentation discusses the evolution of modern women’s singles, highlighting increased speed, physicality and tactical sophistication.
Exploring how rally structures, movement patterns and shot choices have changed, and shares insights on developing players who can handle higher intensity, adapt quickly and apply smarter, more proactive strategies in today’s game.
Xu Huaiwen and Pi Hongyan have both been world-ranked top 10 singles players.
A 45 min presentaion that compares effective badminton player‑development systems across Asia and Europe.
Highlighting the structural differences, long‑term athlete pathways, coaching cultures and talent‑development environments, showing how leading nations build depth, consistency and sustainability.
It offers evidence‑based insights that coaches and federations can use to strengthen their own development systems.
Julian North is a Senior Research Fellow at Leeds Beckett University
John Neal explores how character underpins sustained high performance, highlighting behaviours such as resilience, honesty, accountability and self‑awareness.
He explains how coaches can intentionally develop character through challenge, reflection and meaningful conversations.
Creating athletes who make better decisions, handle pressure and contribute positively to team culture and long‑term success.
John Neal is head of sports business performance at Ashridge Executive Education U.K.
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