5. Coaching to ‘Forget’
.. by not drawing attention to technical aspects once part established .. develop 'players', not technical experts who 'know' as much as you do .. the goal is to develop…
6. Coach the player (not the technique!)
I should have realised that I could not coach every player in the same way It would have saved me a lot of time, frustration and worry Now it seems…
4. How to make practice harder
increasing the speed/duration/quantity will only take you so far it's the number of decisions that stress and challenge you to succeed To make practice harder I often used to just…
2. Motivation is the most important factor in learning
It's obvious and it's true! Your challenge is to create an environment, a task or a desire that utilises the power of motivation. The link between motivation and learning is…
3. The difference between a long smash and a clear is not important at U12
I'd encourage all young players to develop a 'long smash' One that is hit hard and fast towards the rear court Only practising a smash that lands in the midcourt…
1. Start overhead coaching with the player in the round the head court
You have 3 choices. You have to choose one! 1 start overheads with the player in their BH / RTH court 2 start with the player in their FH court…
The advice I wish I’d known sooner as a Badminton Coach – Introduction
I've been extremely lucky to meet many great coaches who have given me tips, hints and advice If you want to go straight to the list click here Many of…
The advice I wish I’d known sooner as a Badminton Coach
I want you to benefit from the things I've learned from some great Badminton coaches who have given me tips, hints, and advice. If you want to know why…
21 Things you may not know how about the BWF coaching awards
Here are all the things I wished that I knew before taking any BWF coaching awards 1. They offer 4 courses, Shuttletime, Level 1, Level 2, Level 3. Level 3…
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