“You can play most strokes with the forehand grip where the racquet is held in the middle of the handle. As you make progress, these grips happen automatically after a point and you don’t have ...

Badminton Basics: 2. Backhand GripFred Brundle’s advice: It is possible we shall find many of the backhand strokes easier to make accurately if we change our grip slightly, the handle turning ...

The shaft The shaft is the part of the racket which links the handle to the head, or in some cases the throat of the badminton racket. There are no specifications stated for the length or width of the ...

In badminton, players add their own grip to the handle according to their convenience,” he says. “They don’t realize that they change the balance and swing weight by adding a grip.” ...

Intelligent sensing technologies are transforming sports training by enabling precise motion analysis, critical for skill development and performance optimization. This study introduces a badminton ...