My name is Tobias Wadenka and I've been holding a badminton racket for as long as I can remember.

I started at five years old, fell in love with the game early, and gave everything I had to become a professional. I made it pretty far, but in the end, I didn’t quite reach the very top of the world rankings. That left me with one burning question: What could I have done differently?

That question turned into a mission. As a full-time coach for the past 15 years, working with beginners, kids, national-level juniors, and aspiring pros at one of Germany’s elite junior centers as well as coaches, I’ve made it my job to find the most efficient, effective ways to teach badminton — especially the hardest part: great footwork.

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned? Good badminton players don’t just train hard — they build a strong foundation early. They move efficiently, save energy, and avoid picking up bad habits they later need to unlearn. Most players never get that strong foundation if they don't have high quality coaching right from the beginning — now, as a coach, I want to help others build it from the start or rebuild it the right way.

And here's the truth that might surprise you:

You don’t need natural talent, endless hours, or private coaching every day

to develop great footwork. What you need is the right framework — a step-by-step system that helps you train smart and consistent to get a little bit better every day!

And that's exactly why I created Footwork Fast Lane — to give you a shortcut I wish I had, built from years of experience on and off the court.

I know you're not here to hear about me — you're here to improve. All I can say is: this program works, and I’d love to help you move better, faster, and more confidently than ever.

Let’s go.