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Good one ☝️

Good one ☝️

Good one ☝️

Sir please cancel yoy give me a racket

So adding on to that cause I see you had to simplify the shot itself a bit. It’s all about having fingers and forearm relaxed and bent, then squeezing them together while straightening the elbow and that’s making the shot. With the right grip of course to play back into the court Also you’re a bit too close to the shuttle for my liking, every time you end up with your elbow bent after the shot which means you could take it earlier/higher or didn’t have to move that far

Longline drop is very anti-deception in nature. Also good for playing against deceptive opponent because its quite fast.

Thank you for this video, it was really helpful especially the slow motion replay of the shot and then the very slow breakdown of the different aspects of the shot. Really appreciate it

Great video. Have you guys switched rackets fairly recently? From 1000Z to 100Zz?

wow you are filming this video in ocbc arena?

thanks once again to you both for an extremely useful video.

Nicely explained. Thanks for the video.

Excellent lession. Thank you for teaching.

Can do a video for smash training please?

Very useful video again guys. Will definitely introduce into training. Can I ask a quick question - What rackets do you both use ? Thanks again.

If the opponent manages to get a straight lift return from your first net kill/drive, is it your shot to hit or would it be your partner that would cover that?

Thanks guys. As usual some really good practical stuff. I'm trying hard to also remember to tilt back my wrist for this shot... must try harder! Stepping back from the net really helps and gives me a little more space and time to pounce forward onto the shuttle.

Its always easy to step back to mid 😂😂..my main mistake..😅

Some real good points and tips but especially at the end regarding partner needing to cover the back if they see you move in but also even sacrificing the back and both moving in to pressurise the opponents. I thought that'll be suicide but even if they lifted you can still get some sort of downward shot to try to create another pressurised moment to attack and kill. Nice!

I don't have any proper training except for one day of training, so these type of vids help me a lot

Great technical analysis and very game like and relevant for any pair to be able to implement into their gameplay-men’,ladies or mixed doubles. Lots for the rear court player to cover depending on how good that first shot is. Very good video thank you. 🏸

I always make that mistake of coming too close to the net...

Going to share this with my club members. Packed with useable content, well done lads.

What I love most about your training is it is so specific to game situations with 2 or three shots combined. Thank you.

Good stuff !!

I typically find Asian players more relaxed in ready stances compared to European players. Through my Asian eyes, European players especially the women generally exhibit at least some awkward, exaggerated stances and stroke actions which have to be wasting unnecessary energy. Maybe it’s because they are relatively less flexible or maybe it’s just a cultural norm where they think they need to look aggressive and focused to BE aggressive and focused. Sometimes less is more. As Bruce Lee once said, Be Like Water. An exception is the Stoeva sisters, they are always an absolute delight to watch.

I very much liked the interception routines for Jessica at the net, particularly the non racket leg push off and deep lunge stepping up to the shuttle. Also on the flat hitting and defensive shots they keep their racket hand a long way in front of the body giving space to backswing to generate that power. Lovely description of what you have seen on the ground with a top mixed doubles pair and nice clips showing the practice in live play. Thank you for showing some mixed doubles training which is often overlooked.

Those professional drills are very fast paced !

Interesting video! Liked and subscribed 👍😀

lol. unreal speed. Thailand Open first round exit again. that's truly unreal exit speed!

He lost today in Thailand, 😅😅😅

Not sure I could last 1 hour 30 on one set 😂

It was very interesting to see how pros train! I don't normally write comments, but you guys have been putting out some really high quality stuff, I hope this channel gets huge, keep it up!

Enjoyed watching it very much. Thanks for your time!

You guys should ask George to change his shoes. George's shoes is slippery making him harder to move quick.

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He can be actor,, according to his looks hehe ecen wang chang can be actor

Secret of calf muscles??🥲

great training but lack consistency in tourneys. performances too volatile. today plays like a pro, tomorrow plays like secondary school boy

Such an informative video highlighting the contrasting style of training compared to the UK. Interesting insight on prolonging rallies and choosing the right time to attempt a winning combination of shots. Great to see this type of video with live training and Coach commentary. 🏸👍

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Finished watching 9:33

A good offensive win matches. A good defensive win championships!

Very nice format, great insights to his training! Liked the video very much.

Loh Kean Yew’s switch from controlled to explosive movement in an instant is very impressive. It’s also fascinating to get insight into the different training regimes adopted by different players/countries.

Secret to calf muscle please 😆

i start watching some of your videos. gotto say it. Amazing job bro. Love that litttle tip that can make your game a lot better.

Saw both of you at Kallang mall 😂

This is an awesome interview ! Thanks !

Thank you for this video

Great video, really interesting!