A badminton racket should be held loosely in the fingers and not in the palm of the hand. Find out how to hold a badminton racket when playing at the net in doubles badminton with help from a badminton instructor in this free video on badminton rackets. more »

The parts of a badminton racket include the handle, the throat and the head, and badminton rackets can vary greatly in price. Learn about playing badminton with a comfortable racket with help from a badminton instructor in this free video on badminton rackets. more »

Properly holding a badminton racket is easy but not intuitive, and most beginners hold the racket incorrectly. Knowing how to hold a badminton racket correctly for the two most common grips is very important to playing the game well, advancing your skill set and looking professional out on the court. more »

Badminton rackets are available in many different types, as there are many variables about which players have differing preferences. Badminton rackets are complex and have many working parts that can be altered to suit unique players. more »

Selecting the best badminton racket depends on what type of badminton player you are. If you prefer pure power to careful control and placement, you will want a particular type of racket. Carefully consider what type of player you are before setting out to purchase a new racket. more »

The materials used in modern day rackets are much stronger and lighter, which has changed the way badminton is played. Materials such as graphite, X-Fullerene and synthetic nylon are the main components of a badminton racket. more »

Badminton can provide a great cardiovascular workout in addition to being a fun pastime. As with many sports, the quality of your equipment can make all the difference. A badminton racket needs regular care to fix broken or loose strings. With a stringing machine, you can restring a badminton racket in your home. more »

Badminton is a sport where the athlete's tool is his or her racket. Familiarity with the six main parts of the racket and their respective significance will improve the success of a badminton player. more »

If you play badminton often and find that you spend a lot of money having your racket restrung, consider restringing it yourself. You will have to learn a few skills, acquire a good stringing machine, a few tools and an assortment of strings. Keeping a fresh set of strings in your badminton racket may give you an edge over your opponents. more »