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Medvedev clashes with Putin... on the badminton court - Telegraphvia telegraph.co.uk
A new celebrity badminton player....Medvedev! Who'd have thought the Russian president would know how to play? To be honest, he does have room for improvement but any support for our game is welcome! More badminton videos here. Badminton Video: Shuttle Badminton Documentary Part 1via youtube.com
An interesting badminton video: a documentary about badminton's place in Malaysian culture (part 1 of 2), by filmmaker Rob Hardcastle - as he points out, Malaysians play badminton from age 6 to 66. Features Wong Choong Hann and Lee Wan Wah. Record Breaking Shuttlecock Juggling Video!via youtube.com
Never seen anything like this! A record breaking 10 shuttlecocks being juggled Also see my article about record breaking badminton smashes. Paul Stewart Badminton-Coach | Yonex Racquet Chart 2011A useful chart explaining the differences between the bewildering range of Yonex badminton rackets, from Paul Stewart's excellent badminton coach website. Badminton Doubles Player: Fu Haifeng biography on SquidooHave a look at my biography of Fu Haifeng, who with Cai Yun is the world men's doubles champion, and has hit the world's fastest smash - 332kph (206mph). Badminton History: Evolution of the ShuttlecockJust found a beautifully illustrated history of the shuttlecock on the Badminton Association of Thailand's website. It's a bit of an epic, starting in 7th Century China, via Japan, India, Native America and Europe, finally finishing off in 19th Century Colonial India. I think it says that a lot of the material was unearthed by a Swiss researcher looking into the early history of football (it seems that shuttlecocks used to be kicked around in many ancient cultures). However it's all in Thai so I'm only getting the gist of it, thanks to Google translate. But the pictures are fantastic! Fancy a game of badminton on your iPhone?Imagine Federer vs Lin Dan - Racketlon
A bizarre idea - but wouldn't it be great to have a pro version, with Roger Federer competing against Lin Dan? |
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