Badminton Wall Practice

Badminton Wall Practice

I purchased this for home practice during the COVID-19 pandemic when club practice was not possible. However, I only ended up using it once or twice.

Includes:
- 1 fabric sheet, with drawstring bag
- 6 pipes
- 2 L-shaped joints (elbows)
- 4 T-shaped joints (tees)
- 4 pipes for the base
- 4 sockets for the base

Will be shipped disassembled.
Assembly is simple: just thread the pipes through the fabric and secure with the L-shaped and T-shaped joints.
It's a freestanding unit and can be moved around for practice as long as you have about 1 to 1.5 tatami mats worth of space.
In club practice, there are many people, so two people can practice simultaneously (using both sides).
The fabric absorbs vibrations, so it barely moves.

Dimensions: Approximately 90 cm (height/width), 3 cm (depth), Weight: Approximately 1.5 kg.
The fabric is sewn multiple times to prevent tearing or fraying.
During normal receive practice, the fabric absorbs impact and has not torn.
However, repeatedly assembling and disassembling the unit may put stress on the fabric and could cause it to tear.

Practicing for just 10 minutes every night before bed led to surprising improvement.
Wall practice is highly effective for receive training, so I recommend incorporating it into your daily routine.
It can help correct large swings into more compact ones.
It's also useful for practicing grip changes, racket work, and improving reflexes.