Badminton Steps to Success, 28 May 2004
I found the content easy to follow with clear explanations and drawn pictures. Some drills were basic but could be modified with little thought to advance them. As a Physical Education teacher up to GCSE level I have found this an invaluable tool to advance both my own and pupil knowledge.

Review from an Intermediate player, 27 Jan 2001
I found this book rather basic in the sense that it didn't cover enough material on the tactics for doubles or singles matches such as the 'Divorce' area. The section on serves was rather limited and did not cover the torpedo serves. The book would have greatly benefitted from photos rather than scrappy line drawings especially for a book published in 1996! All in all, I would say that this book is for beginners who don't have a proper clue or little prior knowledge on the game. Otherwise, for an intermediate player like myself, who wants to advance to a high level or near county standard, I would not recommend this book. The good thing about this book was that it featured lots of drills, although sometimes silly ones such as bouncing a shuttlecock on your racquet 30 times!

Badminton Steps to Success, 28 May 2004
I found the content easy to follow with clear explanations and drawn pictures. Some drills were basic but could be modified with little thought to advance them. As a Physical Education teacher up to GCSE level I have found this an invaluable tool to advance both my own and pupil knowledge.

Review from an Intermediate player, 27 Jan 2001
I found this book rather basic in the sense that it didn't cover enough material on the tactics for doubles or singles matches such as the 'Divorce' area. The section on serves was rather limited and did not cover the torpedo serves. The book would have greatly benefitted from photos rather than scrappy line drawings especially for a book published in 1996! All in all, I would say that this book is for beginners who don't have a proper clue or little prior knowledge on the game. Otherwise, for an intermediate player like myself, who wants to advance to a high level or near county standard, I would not recommend this book. The good thing about this book was that it featured lots of drills, although sometimes silly ones such as bouncing a shuttlecock on your racquet 30 times!

Skills of badiminton, 04 Aug 2003
The book is quite expensive and I like it very much.The skills are given clearly and also the example too.How to smash and others.It can teach me how to be a professional player.In Malaysia, everybody can buy this book because its very simple and easy to learn.No need more effective training, just buy the book and read it and do what it say.This book is realy effective.The explanation, picture, scoring and others are in this book.Perhaps, many people will buy this book.I promote to you to buy this book.Only availuable in Malaysia.

Thank you.....

Badminton Steps to Success, 28 May 2004
I found the content easy to follow with clear explanations and drawn pictures. Some drills were basic but could be modified with little thought to advance them. As a Physical Education teacher up to GCSE level I have found this an invaluable tool to advance both my own and pupil knowledge.

Review from an Intermediate player, 27 Jan 2001
I found this book rather basic in the sense that it didn't cover enough material on the tactics for doubles or singles matches such as the 'Divorce' area. The section on serves was rather limited and did not cover the torpedo serves. The book would have greatly benefitted from photos rather than scrappy line drawings especially for a book published in 1996! All in all, I would say that this book is for beginners who don't have a proper clue or little prior knowledge on the game. Otherwise, for an intermediate player like myself, who wants to advance to a high level or near county standard, I would not recommend this book. The good thing about this book was that it featured lots of drills, although sometimes silly ones such as bouncing a shuttlecock on your racquet 30 times!

Skills of badiminton, 04 Aug 2003
The book is quite expensive and I like it very much.The skills are given clearly and also the example too.How to smash and others.It can teach me how to be a professional player.In Malaysia, everybody can buy this book because its very simple and easy to learn.No need more effective training, just buy the book and read it and do what it say.This book is realy effective.The explanation, picture, scoring and others are in this book.Perhaps, many people will buy this book.I promote to you to buy this book.Only availuable in Malaysia.

Thank you.....

Good book, 28 Feb 2007
Having been an on/off badminton player of very average standard and never really been taught how to play, this book really is helping. Would reccommend if you want to know all the basics plus a bit more.

Badminton Steps to Success, 28 May 2004
I found the content easy to follow with clear explanations and drawn pictures. Some drills were basic but could be modified with little thought to advance them. As a Physical Education teacher up to GCSE level I have found this an invaluable tool to advance both my own and pupil knowledge.

Review from an Intermediate player, 27 Jan 2001
I found this book rather basic in the sense that it didn't cover enough material on the tactics for doubles or singles matches such as the 'Divorce' area. The section on serves was rather limited and did not cover the torpedo serves. The book would have greatly benefitted from photos rather than scrappy line drawings especially for a book published in 1996! All in all, I would say that this book is for beginners who don't have a proper clue or little prior knowledge on the game. Otherwise, for an intermediate player like myself, who wants to advance to a high level or near county standard, I would not recommend this book. The good thing about this book was that it featured lots of drills, although sometimes silly ones such as bouncing a shuttlecock on your racquet 30 times!

Skills of badiminton, 04 Aug 2003
The book is quite expensive and I like it very much.The skills are given clearly and also the example too.How to smash and others.It can teach me how to be a professional player.In Malaysia, everybody can buy this book because its very simple and easy to learn.No need more effective training, just buy the book and read it and do what it say.This book is realy effective.The explanation, picture, scoring and others are in this book.Perhaps, many people will buy this book.I promote to you to buy this book.Only availuable in Malaysia.

Thank you.....

Good book, 28 Feb 2007
Having been an on/off badminton player of very average standard and never really been taught how to play, this book really is helping. Would reccommend if you want to know all the basics plus a bit more.

Badminton Steps to Success, 28 May 2004
I found the content easy to follow with clear explanations and drawn pictures. Some drills were basic but could be modified with little thought to advance them. As a Physical Education teacher up to GCSE level I have found this an invaluable tool to advance both my own and pupil knowledge.

Review from an Intermediate player, 27 Jan 2001
I found this book rather basic in the sense that it didn't cover enough material on the tactics for doubles or singles matches such as the 'Divorce' area. The section on serves was rather limited and did not cover the torpedo serves. The book would have greatly benefitted from photos rather than scrappy line drawings especially for a book published in 1996! All in all, I would say that this book is for beginners who don't have a proper clue or little prior knowledge on the game. Otherwise, for an intermediate player like myself, who wants to advance to a high level or near county standard, I would not recommend this book. The good thing about this book was that it featured lots of drills, although sometimes silly ones such as bouncing a shuttlecock on your racquet 30 times!