Strong badminton skills start with mastering the basics. Focus on proper technique, movement, timing, and consistency to build a solid foundation for better shots and stronger performance.

As our first instalment in our series on basic badminton techniques, we’ll start with the most fundamental aspect of badminton – the grip. At the outset, we must recognize that the thinking around ...

The backhand is the side most players are uncomfortable with, for it involves execution of strokes on the weaker side. Unlike the forehand, which resembles the more natural throwing action, the ...

Proper footwork helps players move efficiently across the badminton court, maintain balance, and reach the shuttlecock. Key ...

I'm OMARU, who started badminton in my late 30s, got my own racket (a 200-yuan blue one), and have completely fallen into the ...

Badminton Malta recently organised an active basics course conducted by one of the most experienced coaches in Scotland, Billy Fulton. Thirty-five participants, including PE teachers, KMS coaches and ...

Service, smash, fouls... Like all racket sports, badminton has its own rules. Sometimes a little indigestible, they were nevertheless created to be respected. So, if you want to get closer to the ...

This lesson is aimed at a further education or secondary school Level 1 sport group. This is the first lesson of The Basics of Badminton supporting students within their BTEC Level 1 Introductory in ...