8 presentations
A 40 min on-court coaching session explaining the key principles for effective doubles and mixed‑doubles training, focusing on rotation, court coverage, communication and role clarity.
Included are drills that build speed, coordination and partnership understanding, helping pairs create pressure, maintain structure and make smarter tactical decisions during fast exchanges.
Efendi has 13 years of Coaching Experience and has worked in Canada, Indonesia, and Singapore.
An on court 35 min which discusses key considerations in developing female badminton players, focusing on confidence, physical development, communication, and creating supportive training environments.
Highlighting how tailored coaching, positive role‑modelling and understanding individual needs help female athletes progress effectively on and off the court.
Tracey Hallam has a Commonwealth Games gold medal in woman singles from Melbourne in 2006.
A 30 min presentation that explains how players learn best by blending technical skill development with tactical understanding.
Incuding how to design practices that connect movement, decision‑making and game situations, creating learning environments where technique and tactics evolve together through realistic, game‑centred challenges.
Kenneth Larsen is a former Danish National Coach, and professor of sport science at Aalborg University.
An on court session presented by demonstrates split‑vision training for badminton, using multi‑feeding drills to develop players’ awareness, reaction speed and decision‑making.
The session focuses on reading cues early and improving peripheral vision under pressure, helping athletes handle unpredictable rallies with greater control and confidence.
Kenneth Larsen is a former Danish National Coach and professor of sport science at Aalborg University.
This 33 min presentation outlines badminton testing protocols used to assess player movement, fitness and on‑court performance.
The video covers structured drills and objective measurements to help coaches track progress, identify strengths and weaknesses, and design targeted training programmes.
Mike Butler is the National Head Coach for Badminton Canada, overseeing junior and senior national teams.
Wade Gilbert, Kenneth Larsen, Scott Sandison, Tracey Hallam
This 50 min question time answers important questions on athlete development, learning environments and effective training design.
The panel share practical insights on motivation, skill acquisition, planning and supporting players’ long‑term growth through evidence‑informed coaching practice.
This 36 min on court session outlines key principles for developing singles players, emphasising footwork efficiency, tactical awareness, shot quality and physical conditioning.
Explaining how to build adaptable athletes who can control rallies, make smart decisions and apply pressure through disciplined movement and purposeful training design.
Jennifer is a professional badminton coach with over 25 years of badminton coaching experience.
A 25 min presentation from Niels Christian Kaldau, discussing how sport science supports badminton performance, covering physical testing, movement analysis, injury prevention and data‑driven training.
He highlights how scientific insights help coaches design smarter sessions, optimise player development and improve long‑term performance
Niels is a specialist in orthopaedic surgery, particularly involved in surgery of the shoulder, hip, and knee.
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