Badminton for the parent in the stands
An interactive guide for parents who have never played badminton: time and space, tactics, doubles, the mental game and your role.
Start with part 1Wide gaps mean fast. Bunched dots mean the shuttle is braking.
lands on the floormet in the air
ModelDrag only: no spin, no wind.How it is computed
The series
- Part 1 of 5Time and spaceshots, height, base and pressure
- Part 2 of 5Singles tacticspatterns, tempo, deception and reading an opponent
- Part 3 of 5Doubles and mixedformations, rotation and the serve battle
- Part 4 of 5The mental gamepressure, routines between points, momentum and bad days
- Part 5 of 5Coaching and your rolehow U15 players develop, training load, and what to say before a match, at the interval, between games and afterwards
In the hall
A phone tally for a match: count what you see from the stands, then use it at the interval or afterwards. Everything stays on your phone.
Stands trackerLook it up