‘Europeans Struggling in Reading the Game’ – Joachim Fischer (Part 1)
Until he finished his career at the Hong Kong Open in 2018 a week short of his 40th birthday, Joachim Fischer Nielsen was renowned for his intensity and intelligence on court.
· DEV SUKUMAR
The Danish left-hander had a stellar career with numerous accolades, the most significant of which were bronze medals at the London Olympics and two World Championships, besides a number of Superseries titles.
After a brief hiatus, Fischer is back – as coach with the England team, where he will assist, among others, a pair he frequently competed against: Chris Adcock and Gabrielle Adcock.
In part one of this interview, Fischer talks about his foray into coaching, and his analysis of what ails European badminton: