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Badminton Drills and Fundamental Coaching in Delhi

byIshant Rana3 training centers across New Delhi (Vasant Kunj, Saket, and Lodhi Road)Starts from7,500 Per StudentView full gallery

I do not believe in shortcuts. My coaching focuses on building your game from the ground up, starting with the right grip, solid footwork, and consistent technique.

A glimpse into our 'Shadow + Smash + Tap' drill. This sequence is excellent for improving court movement, reaction time, and the ability to switch from a powerful smash to a delicate net tap.

Here, I am hand-feeding shuttles for a one-jump smash drill. This powerful attacking shot requires perfect timing and body coordination, which we develop through repetitive, focused practice.

Back running is a critical footwork skill for junior players. I explain and demonstrate how this movement helps players get behind the shuttle quickly for powerful overhead shots, building a strong foundation for advanced play.

Repetition is the key to muscle memory. This video shows a repeated strokes practice session, which helps improve accuracy, consistency, and timing, making shots feel natural during a match.

This is our 'Shadow and Smash' drill in action. Players first practice the footwork without the shuttle (shadow) and then execute the smash, ensuring their movement and positioning are perfect before hitting.

"Fly for Glory!" This video captures the explosive power of the jump smash. We train our players to execute this advanced offensive shot to dominate rallies and keep opponents on the defensive.

A throwback to some of my students' early training days. You can hear my direct coaching style, pushing them with "चल चल चल" while encouraging them with "शाबाश". It shows how far they've come.

An older clip of a multi-shuttle drill focusing on net play and defense. These drills are designed to simulate high-pressure match situations, improving a player's agility and shot selection.

Coaching is also about sharing the 'why'. Here, I'm explaining a lesser-known detail of the court markings to my students, which are used to test the speed of the shuttlecock in official tournaments.

A detailed breakdown of the four essential badminton grips. Mastering the V grip, thumb grip, panhandle, and backhand grip is non-negotiable for any serious player, and we ensure every student gets it right.

About Mastering the Fundamentals: Drills & Techniques

Before you master the smash, you need to master your foundation. In our drills, I personally correct your stance and grip, ensuring you are not just hitting the shuttle, but hitting it with the right muscle memory. Whether it is refining your V-grip or perfecting the Chassé step, we focus on the small details that stop you from picking up bad habits early on.

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