
Join two-time Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen and Dr. Chun Keat Yew, also known as CK Yew, as they share their passion for badminton through insightful discussions and honest opinions. Beyond the court, they’ll dive into the sport’s business side, media influence, family life, expert tips on improving your game, and equipment recommendations. Get ready for engaging conversations and follow along!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In this episode of the Average Not Average Podcast, CK Yew and Viktor Axelsen chat with YC Lim and his son Yee Wai Lim about the evolution of YC Sports from a small badminton retailer to a major market player. They discuss balancing family dynamics i... more
In this episode, CK Yew and Viktor Axelsen host badminton legend Peter Gade. They discuss the pressures and responsibilities of being an icon in the sport, their early experiences in Malaysia, and the transition from player to coach. The conversation... more
In this episode, CK Yew interviews Rasmus Skousen, CEO of RSL Europe, discussing the evolution of badminton, the impact of market dynamics on shuttlecock production, and the challenges of sustainability in the industry. Rasmus shares insights on Vikt... more
This highlights episode brings together the best moments from The Average Not Average Podcast in 2025. Each segment is taken from a different episode, capturing standout conversations, reflections, and lighter moments from throughout the year with CK... more
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Active listener and badminton fan from Canada. It is great to hear from Axelsen in English, not just Mandarin :-). As a parent of two kids, who are dreaming to compete in Olympic badminton finals, this kind of insights from the best professional players like Axelson are extremely valuable to the kids but also to the parents, to prepare and support for the careers of the kids. Keep up good work and thank you CK and VA.
Great pod, insightful, informative, incredible
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This podcast features engaging discussions primarily centered around badminton, exploring both the sport's competitive and personal aspects. Listeners can expect insights from two-time Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen and Dr. Chun Keat Yew, who cover a wide range of topics including athlete experiences, the influence of media, mental and physical preparation, and practical advice for enthusiasts looking to enhance their game. Unique elements include the emotional challenges athletes face and the intricate balance of sports and family life.
The content also touches on sponsorships, business strategies within the sports realm, and the evolving landscape of badminton, making it appealing not only to fans and players but also to those intereste... more
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