Badminton Science Podcast Robert Jonsson

In this episode you will learn how to think and plan your summer in order to improve as a badminton player. We go through three stages of the training which emphasizes building a foundation, adressing weaknesses and getting primed for the season ahead. Also, some insight into diet and mobility are shared. In the coming episodes I will talk a bit more in depth about each stage and the different things you might want more clarification on.
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In this episode I talk about the 6 training principles and how you can use them to improve your training! The principles are: individualization, overload, progression, reversibility, specificity and variation. Hopefully you will have learned something from today :)
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In this episode you will get some inspiration and tools to create your tournament and training schedule for short term results and long term development. Some of the ideas might be controversial, but embrace the message and let me know what you think! (The ep
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In this week's episode I talk about the full experience of watching the finals at the BWF World Championship 2023 in Copenhagen. Spoiler: It was amazing. BWF, Badminton Denmark, Royal Arena and all involved with the event did a great job. The matches were also great with some great rallies and new world champions. The atmosphere in the crowd (especially when the danes were playing) was incredible and it took some time for me to get my voice back from the finals day.
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In this short episode you will get 3 tips for how you can become a better badminton player. In short they are: focus on quality, reflect and find the right people. Enjoy this episode and use these tips to become the best player you can be.
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This is the last episode of the series of how to train for the different categories. To finish it off I talk about training for mixed doubles. Can you train the same way as a men's doubles player or women's doubles and still see success in mixed doubles? This and a lot more practical advice will be a part of this episode.
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