A Year On Tour With Vittinghus - A Badminton Podcast Hans-Kristian Solberg Vittinghus

Hi all,
Today I'm back with my top 5 takeaways from the Thomas & Uber Cup finals in China last week.
Tune in to hear who I believe is the best men's singles player in the world at the moment, why Indonesia might be building a future Uber Cup winning team and much more!
Thanks for listening everyone and please consider supporting my work with any kind of donation on patreon.com/vittinghus to keep this podcast going. It really does mean so much to me and makes sure I can keep prioritising doing regular episodes.
/HK

Hi all,
Although we are a couple of days into Uber & Thomas Cup already, here is my preview episode!
I don't find the group stage very exciting, so that's why I'm focusing this preview on the final stage of the event, where things are a lot more unpredictable. 
I also spend a bit of time talking about Kento Momota, who will retire at the end of this event. So tune in to hear what my dream is for him!
I hope you'll enjoy the episode and the final stages of Thomas and Uber Cup!
This episode has been requested by my supporters at patreon.com/vittinghus. If you also want to be able to request certain episodes or just ask questions on the podcast, please go check out my Patreon site and see how easy and cheap it can be to support my work. And I guarantee that it will be highly appreciated by me!
Thanks for listening!
/HK

As promised here's an episode focused on the very intense battles for Olympic qualification which will basically finish next week at the European, Pan Am and Asian Championships.
There's a couple of Future Series events left after that, but they won't have any effect on the battles I mention in this episode.
So tune in if you want to become a little wiser on how the qualifying rules work and which players to keep an extra eye on for the continental championships next week. There's some interesting stuff in all 5 disciplines!
Happy to hear your feedback, both positive and negative.
And if you want to show appreciation and support the work I do with this podcast while also getting lots of benefits, go check out patreon.com/vittinghus and see for yourself how easy it is to sign up and also sign out again, if you don't want to support any longer.
Thanks for listening and thanks for your support everyone!
/HK

Hi everyone,
In this episode, which has been available on patreon.com/vittinghus for a few days as a video podcast, I'm interviewing Raphael Sachetat, the founder of Solibad, a charity organization that uses badminton to create programs and help underprivileged children around the world.
I'm sure most of you, if not all, are already aware of Solibad and how fund I am of supporting them. So it was about time to get Raphael on to talk a bit deeper about the background of the charity and the work they do.
Raphael shares his background as a journalist and photographer in the badminton industry and explains how Solibad started. We talk about the Solibad projects in Bekasi, Indonesia, and also in Madagascar, where they provide support and opportunities for children in need.
We also talk about Solibad Days, a fun(d)raising event that aims to raise awareness and funds for the organization.
I hope you all find it interesting and if you want to donate or just learn more about the amazing work they all do, please go visit solibad.net. Remember 100% of all donations go directly to supporting the projects. All administrative fees are covered privately by the amazing volunteers behind Solibad!
Enjoy everyone!
/HK
 
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and Background
08:01 Solibad: Using Badminton for Charity
13:05 Solibad Project in Bekasi, Indonesia & in Madagascar
23:24 Solibad Days: Fundraising Event
30:25 Conclusion and Donation Information

This episode goes through some of the answers All England provided us with last week - with special focus on the questions I asked in the latest episode.
I also offer an update on some of the most interesting battles for Olympic qualification in all 5 disciplines.
So tune in to hear my thoughts - and I already have to apologise for not talking about Marin winning her second AE title. The first one in 9 years and after having had two big knee surgeries! Not sure how I forgot to mention this on the episode, but it's some truly inspiring stuff! Big game player for sure.
Enjoy everyone!
/HK

I'm finally back and this time with an episode focused on the 5 most interesting questions we need answers for at All England this week.
I've picked 1 question for each discipline, so tune in to see if you agree with me or if I missed out on something even more interesting!
There are some REALLY interesting battles for Olympic qualification going on and all of a sudden also an open battle about who's world no. 1 in men's singles (who would have thought just 3-4 months ago?).
I try to cover the most intriguing ones in this episode, so hope you find it interesting.
Thanks so much for listening and please consider visiting patreon.com/vittinghus to see how to get ealier access to episodes like this one and other benefits like video calls with me, game analysis and much more.
/HK