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Pullela GopichandHe has trained PV Sindhu, Kidambi Srikanth, Saina Nehwal,Jwala Gutta for four different games.During PV Sindhu’s semi final match. He told PV SINDHU that “ SHE has no Weapons” . Which gave her a confidence and she won the set with 11 straight points.He helped Saina Nehwal in 2012 London Olympics to get bronze. In 2016 he improved his coaching skill by getting PV Sindhu a silver.His own journey as a badminton player was quite tough that inspired him to help other players.Gopichand’s last title had come 15 years ago, and after a bad Olympics campaign for him. He had been at his top form both game-wise and physically but had no support at Sydney 2000.Pullelaa Gopichand playing with enduring pain and on plaster at the SAARC Badminton tourney on 28March 1996 at Vijyawada.He had no coach to turn to. None there to comfort him or boost his confidence. His best chance of winning an Olympics was shattered ,so he made up his mind that he wouldn’t allow another Indian to feel that way in front of the world.He got into coaching in 2004, and then became national coach in 2006.He is the best person in RIO who is supporting our players .Facts pointed out by fellow Quorans in comments.He turned down endorsement deal with a soft drink giant because he thinks aerated drinks are bad for health and rightly so.- Ravi BhardwajHe mortgaged his family property to set up the badminton academy. such dedication - User-10883663698505856493 (User-11511338550867758968)His mother mortgaged her mangalsutra for fund raising. - Krantisingh RajputHe is a hard worker, leaves for his academy at 4 in the morning and stays there till 7 PM most of the times - Rohit Singh ThakurEdit: I feel , This answer has more upvotes than it deserves.

The following players are there who can win a medal at 2020 (assuming they qualify):Neeraj Chopra - he needs to throw the throw of his life though. His PB would have netted him a bronze at Rio 2016, and Gold at London 2012.PV Sindhu - while she’s not the highest-ranked player out there, nor the most consistent, she comes to life in global badminton tournaments, like World Championships and Olympics. Out of 7 tournaments, she has won 2 Bronze, 3 Silver and 1 Gold. The only time she missed out was in 2015, when she get eliminated in the QFs.Vinesh Phogat - a wrestler, who, on form, can surprise even the best in the world.Bajrang Punia - Currently ranked #1, and a very strong competitor.As of now, that’s it.

Badminton is a racquet sport.The most common forms of the games is singles.Lessons we learn from the badminton we take an example of Pullela Gopichand.Pullela Gopichand's success tip: Failures a part of life, learn to ignore and let go.Lesson:-1Failures happen. Ignore the failure. Let go, let go, let go... Maybe it is better to discuss the failure later, when that player has won. You can achieve a lot more.Gopichand became the first Indian to win the prestigious All-England championship after Prakash Padukone. Injuries cut his career short. He turned to coaching, and now he is the man greatly responsible for the Indian badminton boom. Contemporary stars such as PV Sindhu, Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth are his pupilsLesson-2Do not hold your lost:-It means when you are in lose in any stage of life do not loss courage and belief on almighty God.Lesson-3Fix your mistakes:-It means always try to do your best and correct your faults and overcome them.Some notable Indian Players of Badminton;-1-Prakash Padukone2-PV Sindhu3-Saina Nehwal4-Kidambi SrikanthHope you like it.God will bless you.Thank you.