An American Girl Learning Badminton in China
The 2019 training camp went off without a hitch! They had a TON of playing time, and TON of training time and they did not waste a minute, despite the 40 degree temps (100+ degrees F)
Sorry, I keep forgetting to update my blog when I add a new video. But hopefully you aren’t relying on this webpage because you have subscribed to my YouTube channel. If you haven’t please do! Today’s video is a little…
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I should mention that the 2019 China Training Camp registration is officially closed as we have less than a month before the camp. If you have a chinese visa (or don’t need one) you can e-mail me and we can…
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In my short badminton career of (almost) four years, I’ve entered more than 20 tournaments. I enter every one I am allowed, but foreigners cant join every competition in China sadly. I started entering competitions way before I had a…
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The 2019 Chinese Badminton Training camp is getting closer and closer. You have only TWO MORE WEEKS to register. The training is held in beautiful Xiamen China, and training will be held in a professional court with a Chinese coach…
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As much as I lurve badminton, I have never, ever enjoyed badminton clothes. I also care very little about what I wear, but I don’t want to look like a clown when on the court. What’s a gal to do?
We carry around a big bag of stuff everywhere we go, but what is actually lurking in that bag? Time to open them up and see! Let me know what you carry in the comments!
Before I make my embarrassing confession let me tell you about a podcast I was interviewed for! It’s called the Podcast Tepak Bulu and normally it is done in Indonesian, but this week the host Ibi did it in English…
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I saw this great interview with Lee Chong Wei and I wanted to share it because every badminton player needs to watch it! These are my thoughts on the video Now watch the original interview!
Latest video was inspired by a random invitation by my coach to go watch a competition. I had no idea where I was going, or who I was going to cheer on, but I’m glad I went. It wasn’t the…
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