5 presentations
A 50 min on-court coaching session explaining the key differences and shared principles when coaching men’s and women’s singles players.
Highlighting variations in pace, physicality, rally structure and tactical tendencies, and demonstrating how coaches can adapt training design, decision‑making demands and on‑court patterns to suit individual needs.
All maintaining a clear, game‑centred approach to player development.
An on court 50 min which discusses the key responsibilities of the female player in mixed doubles, focusing on front‑court dominance, rotation timing, pressure creation and smart positioning.
Inclusing practical patterns that help pairs build attacks, control the net and coordinate effectively during fast, tactical exchanges.
Zhao Yunlei has two Olympic gold medals and five World Championship wins, among the several titles she has picked up in her career.
A 50 min presentation that explains how to simplify complex singles tactics by breaking them into clear patterns and decision points.
All using a 3 zone model to help you and your players with singles tactics
Lars has worked with the Danish, Finnish, Dutch and New Zealand national teams, as well as being head coach of the International Badminton Academy. and has a Bachelor Degree in Sport.
How can bio‑banding help identify badminton talent by grouping young athletes according to biological maturity rather than age.
What is a fairer assessment, and how coaches can use maturity data to design appropriate training, reduce selection bias and better support long‑term player development.
Johan Pion is a professor at HAN University of Applied Sciences in The Netherlands.
Tengku Fadilah Tengku Kamalden is an associate professorat and Head of Department of Sports Studies at Universiti Putra Malaysia.
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