Kenneth Jonassen

From Denmark to KL: Jonassen’s game plan to elevate Malaysian badminton—and its coaches

The Danish tactician isn’t just shaping shuttlers, he’s on a mission to raise the bar for Malaysia’s coaching standards for long-term success

Jonassen eyes Danish model to elevate Malaysian singles players

New BAM singles head coach aims to build a strong collective of top players, drawing inspiration from Denmark’s success with Viktor Axelsen and Anders Antonsen

Tze Yong’s projected April return not a gamble: Jonassen

BAM singles head coach believes Ng Tze Yong’s comeback is on track, insisting the shuttler’s return will be carefully managed to avoid setbacks

Malaysia’s young guns face test at BAMTC as Jonassen eyes long-term gains

Experienced Danish coach wants Malaysia’s backup players to focus on composure and strategy as they begin their BAMTC campaign this week

Tze Yong finally returns to court for structured training programme

After a prolonged absence, former Commonwealth Games silver medallist has resumed on-court training, hopeful of making a competitive comeback before his protected ranking expires in April
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