WHY CHINA DOMINATING WORLD BADMINTON || WHAT MAKES THEM SPECIAL?? 🏸

As we all know China has been dominating World Badminton for a long time what makes them special their training and badminton practice session and some other activities I have included in this video why they achieve more medals in badminton as compared to the other countries.
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[@thefallenarm589]

In 2018 : 220 millions players around the world, 100 millions are chinese. Guess it helps

[@ramonching7772]

And 100M is only a fraction of the entire population. 😁😁😁

[@Warhead-Vun]

Still Better than America, world champions of games other countries don't play

[@rajkrishna247]

Who said China China dominating😂😂😂😂

[@Henry12341]

Who is dominating then india 😂😂😂

[@cendyzhan3575]

Did you remember 2012 London olympic? All 5 Golds in 5 sectors swept by China team in one event. Ah yes that was in Super dan era, now still very strong in many sectors

[@ongkimchoon7383]

This is standard agility/strength/speed co-ordination training every serious badminton nation goes through. The big difference is their national academy induction at the tender age of 8 years that goes through a selective process in the years ahead to groom only the best of the best in successive order. However, with a booming economy and better distribution of wealth in other avenues, sports revenue by way of excellence and yearly success, may see a decline in the coming years.

[@enamh89]

I would never take China as a role model. They have a multitude of badminton players, and it's evident that among this multitude, there is a diamond, such as Lin Dan. If I were to choose someone as a role model, it would be more like Denmark or Japan. They have significantly fewer people, are much more efficient, and the rate of producing world-class players is noticeably higher. They are true role models. In contrast to these other countries, the Chinese have a much stronger work ethic. They work much longer hours and consequently have a much higher training workload compared to Europeans, such as the Danes or the Japanese, who prioritize their academic education. This leads me to ponder the following question: when European players, for example, are no longer professional badminton players, they typically have completed a degree and vocational training, enabling them to work and earn a living afterward. What can most Chinese players do? Only become coaches.

[@Warhead-Vun]

The Country will take care of them while other countries wash their hands when players retire

[@enamh89]

@@Warhead-Vun didn t know that. whats the program after their career?

[@caelune7793]

Yeah, I remember Gail Emms did an interview about life after retiring from Badminton and she said something along the lines of Badminton England not wanting to know her anymore when she tried reaching out to them. Almost as if obtaining glory for team England (Olympic Silver and World Championships Winners) means absolutely nothing in the end.

[@jonwijaya8539]

lol... Go and pray towards Denmark and Japan like they are God. No one is stopping you, however irrational you can be.

[@THM227]

First view

[@shuttlerstudio]

Thanks man 🙏😄

[@gelade]

They are not?

[@gltd683]

The first player you show, Lin Chun-Yi, is from Chinese Taipei. You may want to note this if you care about discerning Taiwan from China.

[@rafeesh6137]

awesome video broo❤