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Advanced Badminton Drills: Master Your Smash & Court Speed

bySurjit Singh Badminton Academy6 academies across Gurugram and DelhiStarts from4,500 per monthView full gallery

Stop training, start performing. Our advanced on-court drills are designed for players who want to dominate. No excuses, just pure technique and high-speed multi-shuttle work.

A look inside a typical training session. I personally lead multi-shuttle drills to push players' speed, reaction time, and shot accuracy to the limit.

Eyes on victory. This video captures the intensity of my training, from a player executing a powerful jump smash to a group of young athletes synchronized in a footwork drill.

What if it works out? I push my players to put in the hard work now for future success, as seen in these clips of intense on-court movement and shot practice.

Take control. A young player practices his overhead shots, demonstrating the focus and technique I teach to command the court during a match.

Game on. This collage shows the variety of our training, from players engaged in intense rallies to off-court strength exercises like backbends.

This is advanced 2-on-1 training. This drill is designed to significantly improve a player's defense, speed, and ability to handle high-pressure situations.

Work hard, play hard. A player relentlessly practices his smash technique in a multi-shuttle drill, a core part of my program for building professional-level skills.

Practice makes you stronger. A coach feeds shuttles to a player, who is surrounded by the evidence of a grueling but effective training session.

Chal chal aage! Keep moving forward! A player executes a powerful jump smash during a drill, showing the aggressive, forward-moving style I encourage.

Hard work, hard work, hard work. A coach pushes a player through a fast-paced multi-shuttle drill, building the stamina and reflexes needed for competitive play.

About Advanced On-Court Drills

We use high-volume multi-feed shuttle drills to force your reflexes to catch up. It is not just about hitting the bird. It is about fixing your biomechanics under pressure so when the match point comes, your muscle memory takes over automatically.

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