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Read more about the article Courtside conversations

Courtside conversations

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:June 19, 2022
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education/Coach Questions/Courtside Conversations

Welcome to what's currently on my mind and in my coaching world I've gathered a list of things that I'm thinking about, reading & listening to.  Look out for the links…

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Read more about the article 20. Be careful changing techniques

20. Be careful changing techniques

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:April 22, 2022
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coaching/technical

Should I intervene and change the technique? "Be careful", I heard the voice inside me say "But it's not correct (perfect), so it must be changed", I heard my other…

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Read more about the article The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 3

The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 3

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:October 30, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education/General

Having good playing skills will benefit you as a coach, especially if you play against your players However, can you play as a coach rather than a player, there is…

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Read more about the article The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 2

The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 2

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:October 16, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education/General

Coaching and playing require different skills, it's not just repeating what you did as a player Good playing skills and experiences are valuable and offer advantages to the coach Although…

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Read more about the article The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 1

The Player to Coach transition – challenges and pitfalls: part 1

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:October 5, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education/General

What are the surprises and stresses awaiting a new coach? Good playing skills will give you an advantage but how to use them? I'll outline some of the challenges, misunderstandings,…

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Read more about the article 19. Which technique to coach

19. Which technique to coach

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:August 10, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/technical

Someone once told me that badminton was a simple game But they didn't tell me how many choices I'd have to make as a coach There are so many variations…

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Read more about the article Life long tips to become an effective Badminton coach

Life long tips to become an effective Badminton coach

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:July 3, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education/Coaching

What coaching tips would you give? Do you have any advice that applies to new coaches and lasts throughout the years How many of these would be on your list?…

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Read more about the article 18. The Importance of Stances

18. The Importance of Stances

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:May 5, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Footwork/Movement/Stances

I wish someone had opened my eyes earlier to Badminton Stances Only when it was explained did I understand the critical value Plus, Stances are not the same as 'Split-steps'…

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Read more about the article 17. The never ending search for consistency

17. The never ending search for consistency

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:January 13, 2021
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/consistency/Mental

I didn't understand what consistency was ... maybe I still don't Is consistency in a competitive match different to practice consistency? How to practice and develop consistency? That was both…

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Read more about the article 16. Communication between Coaches is NOT the same as communication with Players

16. Communication between Coaches is NOT the same as communication with Players

  • Post author:badmintonandy
  • Post published:December 28, 2020
  • Post category:Advice I wish I'd known sooner/Coach Education

I'd never thought about this but yet I'd seen the consequences The content of your communication really matters I spoke to everyone (Players & Coaches) in the same way, giving…

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