Korean discipline of badminton

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  1. UKgirl

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    Heya u guys, im here cos i dnt no the korean discipline of badminton. These korean champions came to my school and taught us the 5 roots of the discipline but i have 4got them as it was bout a month ago. No1 is attitude, i think no2 is grip, 3 is posture and i have 4 gotten the last 2 which i think r about rules and the space between ur body and the shuttle, but i hav 4got. can sum1 confirm this 4 me plz?:confused: :eek:
     
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    I have to do an article for my my school newspaper, if you were wondering.
     
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    Which player/coach told you these 5 roots of Korean badminton discipline?
     
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    Hi UKgirl

    I'm sure it was Ex Korean Champion Lee Jae Bok and Ex Korean ladies singles champion Young Sook Lee who visited your school in Devon. Lee Jae Bok runs the LIBA Badminton Academy which now runs regular badminton coaching courses here in the UK. You can find out more about Lee Jae Bok and the Korean style of training on the LIBA UK website. www.libauk.com

    You can also subscribe to the new liba uk Newsletter.

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