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No matter what, behind every successful badminton player is an experienced coach. But why is this? Why is it so hard to teach yourself badminton? I discuss the 3 main reasons, and what you can do if there aren't any badminton coaches in your area.
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[@Peeboo80]

It's sad because badminton in our country doesn't get the attention it needs. my school doesn't let us have the opportunity to have a coach, because they only focus on the one who already have a talent.

[@tronix2125]

Yeh, luckily online coaching for badminton is becoming more popular, while it isn't as accurate, as long as you're following the steps carefully, a coach won't be needed until the later stages

[@inigoxd]

Our school is like that too they let certain sports like basketball and volleyball which is very popular in our country have a coach while the badminton players like me in our school doesn’t even give us a coach

[@ansreedevi8690]

Badminton is pretty popular in our country

[@imoqenrose]

THIS IS ACTUALLY SO RELATABLE I LOVE ITTT

[@tarundeepmarisetty]

Thanks Jonathan....it really focuses on aspects where no one likes to address

[@mathildabjorkander413]

I know exactly what you’re talking about. I’ve played for 5 years and I still have tons of things to improve. When I hit the shuttle from the back of the court (I don’t know what to English term is) I always hit it with my arm low. It’s stuck in my muscle memory and I’m struggling SO hard trying to get away from my bad habit. I have 3 coaches in my club but the only thing they keep saying is “think about your arm!” and I’ve cried multiple times during practice because I have no idea how to get over it. Great video and thanks for the motivation💪🏻💕

[@glodzio3401]

Great Video! :D

[@stuartsmith7374]

Really weird for me when you mentioned you've had coaching from Ben Beckman cause I've had coaching from him aswell when I was a junior

[@BestofBadminton]

Interesting twist on the Dunning Kruger effect

[@talhabinasad910]

thank you so much for this!

[@nikitamandhare3038]

Nice content.......i really love to watch your videos...they are motivating too...👍👌👍

[@strikoustrike3462]

Jonathan, becoming pro also means heavy burdens on the body and sometimes you can hurt yourself very bad. I was wondering if you ever got heavily injured (knee, foot, etc) and had to stay out of court for a long time. How did you handle it? Were you sad? Did you think it would be the end of you ?

[@Two-fd1hn]

The thing is I go to a Badminton “Training” everyweek but we don’t learn anything

[@leob4403]

It's not all about technique, fitness is equally important, if you're fatigued you can't use the right technique

[@padmajanandam2140]

I know I shouldn't be asking this here... But what happened to Shuttle Flash's videos? Almost all the videos are gone. What happened?

[@bdlh4667]

Copyright I guess

[@yudhyasva_self]

Please make a video on How chinese player train China has been dominant in badminton I hope that u will make a video on this And u will get lots of views

[@yash8274]

i need to get from Mexico to just east of Madagascar

[@antiquark6594]

A question... why did you choose to coach? You said you signed up to become a coach the day after your 16th (or 18th ?) birthday when most young players aspire to play at an international level.

[@indrabayu8139]

Maybe because he wears glasses

[@SJPDurham]

Very educational video.

[@jungle109]

I was waiting for a new vid!

[@tfreeddynelven9958]

You speak my mind. Thank you.

[@AdmPANG]

Wow, thanks a lot! 👍

[@friedricebdsm]

I still like this channel as much as i subbed for the first time => around 10K i joined

[@SwiftBadminton]

awesome!

[@elizabethzachariah1360]

New sub

[@troztruong764]

Thanks big john ;)

[@meenadevi7787]

Thank u

[@arjunuv4881]

Pls do a video about legends of women single's like Wang yihan, Saina nehwal, TTY, Carolina Marin

[@LongNguyen-ig7tr]

Can you please make a training program a PDF maybe? If you can thx alot

[@raynoorabel6463]

What all badminton player have in common . . . . . Racket

[@bash2040]

Hi what was your badminton coaches name again and can you send a link for him please

[@BadmintonBecky]

I am very grateful to have found my coach at the beginning of my badminton journey and to have train me everyday (even when we just play games.) I made a vlog about an example of my training day here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqjSg4SvpZyIe6M Since I'm an American who lives in China I have been very lucky to have resources here that I never would in my home country. I even set up some training camps to help bridge the gap between east and west because I agree with you that a coach is INSANELY valuable and really the key to being a top player.

[@vinayacrasto7471]

Pokemon in your back

[@Happy-cm7uo]

There just simply isn't enough funding for badminton in countries other than ASIA.

[@bdlh4667]

The sport is getting a lot more funding now then before in all parts of Europe

[@pranavshinde9529]

True,Like GOKU has master Roshi .

[@funwithmaths493]

What is your name

[@Ed-ul4se]

Hi

[@qwertyki9367]

nahh if you have no talent don't become one

[@micsss_]

I mean those who don't have the talent will have a slight disadvantage, but com'n look at the bigger picture... practice is just key :D.

[@Noel_08]

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