Badminton

Stay quick at the net.

Badminton asks a lot of shoulders, wrists, knees and ankles: overhead smashes, deep lunges, fast changes of direction. Here’s a short kit for between matches, and a video assessment with a registered physiotherapist if you’d like to talk through how you move.

Virtual visits with registered physiotherapists.

Four players contest a mixed doubles rally at the net during a badminton match, racquets in hand.
Photo: Murray Foubister / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · cropped

Physiotherapists you can book

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  • Gabriela R., physiotherapist

    Gabriela R.

    Physiotherapist · Ontario

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  • Aleksandra N., physiotherapist

    Aleksandra N.

    Physiotherapist · Ontario

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  • Ariel C., physiotherapist

    Ariel C.

    Physiotherapist · Ontario

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  • Manpreet N., physiotherapist

    Manpreet N.

    Physiotherapist · Ontario

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  • Olakunle O., physiotherapist

    Olakunle O.

    Physiotherapist · Ontario

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Between games

  • A deep lunge loads the front knee. Take a few quiet minutes between games before you step back on.

  • An overhead smash asks a lot of the shoulder. Set the kit out before you play. Open the

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  • If a landing keeps nagging the ankle, talk it through.

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  • One recovery option between matches. Follow the maker’s directions:

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ROLL Recovery

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A short kit for between matches.

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Book a video assessment.

Meet a registered physiotherapist on video. They look at how you move and talk through next steps with you.

Virtual visits with registered physiotherapists.

How a video assessment works

  1. Book a timePick a video visit that fits around your matches.
  2. Meet on videoYou see a registered physiotherapist from home.
  3. Talk it throughThey look at how you move and discuss next steps with you.
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