5 Mistakes that are RUINING your BADMINTON SMASH

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 188

  • @ezekielando9485
    @ezekielando9485 Рік тому +33

    Dude's "wrong" smashes still look better than the best smash I can produce. What a life.

  • @rb-ex
    @rb-ex Рік тому +558

    there are some good points here, but i would say most beginners and intermediate players have two basic problems with their smash: 1) failure to move far enough behind the shuttle. this problem is due largely to laziness. you want to smash but you dont want to do the work required. that is just a bad attitude. fix your attitude and accept the work, and you'll see rapid improvement, 2) failure to generate power from legs pushing off floor. you covered this point in several ways but not quite explicitly enough. the lazy player always believes he can do things without deeply engaging his legs. this is what you always see in players below the advanced level. huge resistance to getting low and engaging the large muscles required to move explosively. smash power comes from your legs. there is an upward flow of energy that involves hip rotation, a preloaded, open chest and supinated arms, a swing that goes up high and has time to develop velocity, pronation (in both arms), and grip tightening at the instant of shuttle contact. handling all of this in a smooth continuous way is a fine art that cant be learned quickly, but none of it can happen if you dont begin with the foundation, which is at the floor. all your power comes from the floor. begin by getting into your legs and finding the power there

    • @nikkicruz3696
      @nikkicruz3696 Рік тому +30

      This found me guilty

    • @i2Sekc4U
      @i2Sekc4U Рік тому +13

      this is put well

    • @axllebg
      @axllebg Рік тому +15

      What if i'm only 5ft and my smash can't reach the other side. The net gets in my way lol

    • @ramgonz1005
      @ramgonz1005 Рік тому

      Lol

    • @solorigami3398
      @solorigami3398 Рік тому +7

      @@axllebg we should play togethet then. Using the tennis net.

  • @kaushikgj1181
    @kaushikgj1181 Рік тому +124

    Came to improve my game, returned with a stab right in my heart!

  • @tigrex249
    @tigrex249 Рік тому +32

    Great tutorial 👍🏻. Maybe do a tutorial of an overhead swing and explain more about swinging with shoulder against swinging with forearm, wrist and concise. Again, great video 👍🏻

  • @assassinvishal007
    @assassinvishal007 Рік тому +5

    Thnku aylex sir , this tutorial got my mistakes just right. U replicated the wrong/right forms quite well(for me), i could visualise my long term errors.

  • @user-ym3po9gu4e
    @user-ym3po9gu4e Рік тому +11

    Thanks for your tutorial, other than that for beginners is to Smash until you get the feeling like whip the shuttle, let racket do the work until get the feeling your racket can't your power anymore. Time to change your racket from flexible to stiff, little by little, same with string tension. This will help a lot for improving smashing techniques.

  • @reeleglama7798
    @reeleglama7798 Рік тому

    Love the explanation, helped alot🤙🏻

  • @garrichf
    @garrichf Рік тому +1

    The video quality and advice is great!

  • @perceptions8986
    @perceptions8986 Рік тому

    Thanks man. Seems helpful. Will try it out

  • @kaydengraham7556
    @kaydengraham7556 Рік тому +7

    Getting insulted within the first 5 seconds 💀

  • @badmintonpanda1681
    @badmintonpanda1681 Рік тому

    Great Video!! Right on Point

  • @sonny4326
    @sonny4326 Рік тому

    Thanks for tips man. I think i will can do it now

  • @AnkurVashishtha01
    @AnkurVashishtha01 Рік тому +2

    Can you please also mention the point where the full face of the racquet is not meeting the shuttle causing it to slice and thus reducing power and accuracy. And how to correct it. Thanks a lot for the amazing content.

  • @rockyboy976
    @rockyboy976 Рік тому +1

    Many thanks buddy for this video. Earlier, when I finished an hour of badminton, my forearm would pain and people told me I was using the wrong technique. The correct technique is to use the shoulder more. So, is my techique correct then? Specially during back court play aside from smashing?

  • @TTashi22
    @TTashi22 Рік тому

    Thank you. 🙏🙏 we learnt something.

  • @james007vatt1
    @james007vatt1 Рік тому +2

    I wanna see videos of picking the deceptive drops more effectively when I'm at standing / playing at the 3rd court.

  • @jabz2472
    @jabz2472 Рік тому

    Nice video! Can we get a video on forearm rotation please!

  • @majicyoung
    @majicyoung Рік тому

    Video is amazing specially about balance while smashing…can you explain a bit about different jump smash ?

  • @nasd2900
    @nasd2900 Рік тому

    Thankyou sir 😊😊

  • @T0ts0420
    @T0ts0420 Рік тому

    great vid, so i am with the victor bravesword 12 do you think i should switch to the nanoflare 800, a comment from a defensive player

  • @ptj999
    @ptj999 Рік тому

    helpful man thanks

  • @MysticRayne
    @MysticRayne Рік тому

    Thank you helping me learn what I am doing wrong.

  • @mamtaswami9708
    @mamtaswami9708 Рік тому +6

    This is the most educational badminton channel I have ever come across.....thank u 👏

    • @NoName-kc9fs
      @NoName-kc9fs Рік тому +2

      If it is you should check out another Channel “badminton insight”

    • @knvcsg1839
      @knvcsg1839 Рік тому

      No it's not! 😒😒

  • @homeengineer-ing2398
    @homeengineer-ing2398 Рік тому

    Awesome inputs

  • @adityapatra9183
    @adityapatra9183 Рік тому +6

    I would LOVE to learn from you coach. Really need help in improving my game at the grass root level.

  • @darkedits7703
    @darkedits7703 6 місяців тому +1

    Bro just roasted us in the first 7 sec. 😅😂

  • @2bin
    @2bin Рік тому

    Great explanation. Liked.

  • @karols7252
    @karols7252 Рік тому

    Can you create a video with drills for improving hitting the sweet spot more clearly?

  • @Krstylzyn
    @Krstylzyn 6 місяців тому

    Thank you so much bro , I have game division meet on dec 1-2 ❤

  • @raymondglad5593
    @raymondglad5593 Рік тому +1

    There is another cause of losing power, you have to hit the shuttle as square on the racket as possible to the direction of the target. If its not square you will have slice on the strings causing a resultant force with the angle. That is if you understand physics.

  • @monseigneur6365
    @monseigneur6365 Рік тому

    This is good tutorial I can improve my smashing.Prepare yourself my friends

  • @bounce1603
    @bounce1603 Рік тому

    Can you please do a tutorial for cross smash ,forehand and backhand side

  • @sarahchristopher
    @sarahchristopher Рік тому

    good one!

  • @anandabagusgekah9878
    @anandabagusgekah9878 Рік тому +1

    your opening statement stabbed me straight to the heart. Nvm, I'll keep watching 😅😅

  • @puriratanakorn9639
    @puriratanakorn9639 2 місяці тому

    very good, like no other.

  • @kagehina099
    @kagehina099 Рік тому

    What is the best brand of racket and shuttlecock to use in the tournament?

  • @loukez4252
    @loukez4252 Рік тому

    may i ask what racquet u are using?

  • @cuberpianist3269
    @cuberpianist3269 Рік тому +1

    Hey, I am an amateur player and i can smash pretty well but, after every other full smash, by bicep starts to hurt. What's wrong with my technique

  • @boyasbaru3701
    @boyasbaru3701 Рік тому

    thanks info

  • @jindobui26
    @jindobui26 Рік тому

    can you do another video for Jump Smash. thank you

  • @neyrod__
    @neyrod__ Рік тому

    Very interesting !

  • @rajatsiddamal
    @rajatsiddamal Рік тому +1

    Killed all positivity in just 5 seconds bruh 🥹

  • @foxesruler
    @foxesruler Рік тому

    Great video! Can you also make a video how to train the backhand smash?

  • @bongkosolbadminton
    @bongkosolbadminton Рік тому +4

    I never do those mistakes, never!
    I mean I do it EVERY TIME! 😂😁😂
    Thank you coach! 😊🔥

  • @MPT458
    @MPT458 Рік тому

    I generate power on my smash the same way I clear. The only difference is that the contract is more in front of me for a downward angle. Is this correct?

  • @dotanson5641
    @dotanson5641 Рік тому

    Excellent explanation 👌 thank you

  • @AdityaKumar-mi1bz
    @AdityaKumar-mi1bz Рік тому

    Can you please make a video on tirck shots.

  • @ashwinramesh7457
    @ashwinramesh7457 Рік тому

    Cried till the end of the video cz u reminded me of my love life.

  • @rubhakumaranramachandran9829

    may i know what shoe is that

  • @LonelyHeartsChannel
    @LonelyHeartsChannel Рік тому

    Nice!

  • @rqym0nd335
    @rqym0nd335 Рік тому

    Yoo ik the court your recording in I used to always train there.

  • @gnarfish5555
    @gnarfish5555 11 місяців тому

    I play tennis and I love watching the smash for badminton. Much more efficient than the tennis smash

  • @shirsendupaul7700
    @shirsendupaul7700 Рік тому

    my problem is the crosh cort drop short plese help me :(

  • @bugcache7788
    @bugcache7788 Рік тому

    Nice tutorial, #1 is my mistake, i will following your lead sir

  • @DarkShadow-3285
    @DarkShadow-3285 Рік тому

    Damn ace badmintion
    I'm from badminton victoria

  • @jitendratiwari3757
    @jitendratiwari3757 Рік тому

    Very helfull
    Love from india

  • @egaming1796
    @egaming1796 Рік тому +2

    Wait aren't you that piano guy?😳

  • @samedhbaporikar6412
    @samedhbaporikar6412 Рік тому

    I hope this helps me

  • @suryabhargav2341
    @suryabhargav2341 Рік тому

    T-shirt/jacket link please😍

  • @thewayarunachallive4231
    @thewayarunachallive4231 Рік тому

    Excellent narrator

  • @muhammadizzat4388
    @muhammadizzat4388 Рік тому +1

    Hi, I'm still a beginner, I would like to try a new racket, do u reccomend me to get a slight HH racket or should I go for HL instead to get that basics first? :)

    • @AylexBadmintonAcademy
      @AylexBadmintonAcademy  Рік тому +1

      Hi there, our coaches can answer that for you in our free online badminton academy. Check out the bio!

  • @aliuddinasyraf9860
    @aliuddinasyraf9860 Рік тому

    noted

  • @pablopineda8411
    @pablopineda8411 Рік тому

    Me sirvió

  • @nakhator
    @nakhator Рік тому

    bro isnt this guy the piano guy, why this asian so good at everything

  • @outllc
    @outllc Рік тому

    Need a coach for Muscat , Oman

  • @ammarmirza1706
    @ammarmirza1706 Рік тому

    Next , five mistake for jump smash please

  • @andreipareno6481
    @andreipareno6481 Рік тому

    Whats your badminton racket

  • @littleman787
    @littleman787 Рік тому +3

    All the biggest smashers I know at state level throw their shoulders into it 🤔

    • @AylexBadmintonAcademy
      @AylexBadmintonAcademy  Рік тому

      Maybe that’s what it looks like, but that’s not what’s happening

    • @littleman787
      @littleman787 Рік тому

      @@AylexBadmintonAcademy it looks exactly like your demo of the ‘wrong’ way. And our coaches advise us to follow through as well to maximise momentum distributed to shuttle

  • @himiko6795
    @himiko6795 Рік тому

    Just 4 second in the video and i couldn't help myself but say "ooouucchhhh" btw I actually improved a bit after watching this

  • @joppai3518
    @joppai3518 Рік тому +1

    The intro hit me so hard

  • @hanwan96
    @hanwan96 Рік тому

    loose is all you need. also works in tennis.

  • @tradingbadm
    @tradingbadm Рік тому

    Awesome

  • @topikdg
    @topikdg Рік тому

    as my love life huh..thats quite hurt a bit 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @zach0157
    @zach0157 2 місяці тому

    bro did not had to emphasize my love life😭😭

  • @33lonewolfpubgmobile7
    @33lonewolfpubgmobile7 Рік тому

    The first sentence is personal

  • @montajessala3248
    @montajessala3248 10 місяців тому

    Mlso host god bless thanks for sharing ph stronger

  • @ProfessorM
    @ProfessorM Рік тому

    ooof that opening triggered some trauma

  • @christo8666
    @christo8666 Рік тому +1

    how can i fix the no 1 mistake , could someone tell me?

    • @AylexBadmintonAcademy
      @AylexBadmintonAcademy  Рік тому

      Our coaches can definitely help you in our free online badminton academy, link in bio!

  • @devnarayanpan4817
    @devnarayanpan4817 Рік тому +1

    Can you tell me what am I doing wrong in my smash by see 👀my 🎥

    • @AylexBadmintonAcademy
      @AylexBadmintonAcademy  Рік тому

      Absolutely, we can review your video. Just join our free online badminton academy link in bio!

  • @ElTestok
    @ElTestok 7 місяців тому +3

    I see some mistakes not allowing for efficiency in power generation.
    1) Body is too stiff;
    2) Swing is mostly done through Arm movement (and initiating with the elbow) rather than full body; (which leads to #3)
    3) Swing is done with the body remaining upright instead of tilted/slanted (body is upright vertically, and arm is traveling straight and parallel to the body);
    4) Very little transfer of Force through the kinetic chain (so no power in those smashes);
    While I agree that forearm and finger power are very important, the Smash is a *full body movement.*
    The forces coming from the feet > legs > hips > core > shoulders all combine to pull the arm through the swinging motion at great speeds. Subsequently, the faster you can move the Head of the Racket through its range of motion, the more Force you can transfer into the shuttle.
    Unfortunately, there is only so much power you can generate through the arm and forearm alone as shown in the video.
    Don't just take my word for it. If you want some examples/references, just take a look at the fastest smashers in the world and look at their technique.

  • @globerjhonlotivio3915
    @globerjhonlotivio3915 Рік тому

    is it normal that is hurting??

  • @waz00o
    @waz00o Рік тому +1

    I usually see this guy playing piano

  • @NyanBites
    @NyanBites Рік тому

    i'm subscribing. period.

  • @popeye8038
    @popeye8038 Рік тому

    Why are these courts that close to each other how is it possible to play that close????

  • @assassinvishal007
    @assassinvishal007 Рік тому

    I would appreciate if i can get personalised online coaching from you on this topic , 2.backhand clear/smash. And core strength and jumps.
    Regards.
    Have seen ur videos on backhand clear/smash too.(+rest of them)

  • @rafeekcm1466
    @rafeekcm1466 Рік тому

    You were youby your Yonex jacket ❤️❤️❤️💞💞🥰🥰🥰 i like that

  • @pidgeypodgey
    @pidgeypodgey Рік тому

    WAIT A MINUTE!! piano man does badminton too!?!?!?!

  • @dustinkhendelapena5244
    @dustinkhendelapena5244 Рік тому

    This is the "piano guy" right?

  • @felixferdian3316
    @felixferdian3316 6 місяців тому

    ❤❤

  • @andriilapchyk1126
    @andriilapchyk1126 Рік тому

    Trying to smash with jumping while you still moving is the shittiest that you can do to your ankle..

  • @tenzinsamphel4763
    @tenzinsamphel4763 Рік тому

    I thought I used to smash, but someone pointed out that my racquet which was flat downwards became inclined and turned into a Slice, reducing my smash power by 60%. Changing the racquet head, wrist control is not easy while playing

  • @deepak123murmu
    @deepak123murmu Рік тому

    double like👍👍

  • @and0142
    @and0142 Рік тому

    Whattttt is this the piano guy?????

  • @milky4464
    @milky4464 Рік тому +1

    Too hard,i give up

  • @alinadacat326
    @alinadacat326 Рік тому +1

    Beginners shouldn't learn how to smash the ball yet..... instead just try to hit as far as possible to the other side... and get used to the feeling of hitting every shot with the right sound... However, every desperate beginner especially adult, thinking of playing for long term, should consider getting a decent racket & badminton shoes... ie, brands like Yonex, Victor, Wilson, Li-ning etc... because badminton is fun and it's even more fun if getting more familiar with the basics...

  • @Gujarish
    @Gujarish Рік тому

    Hii I am interested

  • @garyklchan
    @garyklchan Рік тому

    Footwork please

  • @dongdo7688
    @dongdo7688 Рік тому

    Are you korean, your English is very good

  • @justsomebody8144
    @justsomebody8144 Рік тому

    Are you the Piano Aylex?

  • @iodineclip
    @iodineclip Рік тому

    someone with such a handsome face cant possibly have such a bad love life.