Badminton: How to Return the Flick Serve
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2019
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We had a lot of requests on the Flick Serve Return so we made this tutorial on how execute this shot with various focus points.
There are of course always different approaches to different situations so it's important we understand the benefits of every move we do.
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Awesome video. Good tip re leaning forward and quick swing / pronation of forearm only
very useful! Thanks so much bro, this is the problem I still struggle with
Thank you for making this video! I'll try to reach flick serves.
Great video! How about a video on how both partners should position themselves on the court when receiving a serve? I noticed in most international tournaments, that the other partner on the receiving team is positioned at the center of the court (not on the opposite box), while the one receiving the actual serve is near the net.
Really appreciate! Gonna implement today itself 😁
My coaching has improved tremendously thanks to your video
Uh, that makes me glad 😊🙏
Thanks for your tips!!! Am from Mauritius 🇲🇺 start playing in late ages and amateur but always watch for your tips,it the best for me,short video,less time to spend but a lot of understanding!!! A very thanks!!!👍🏽💪🏽
Nice to hear💪🏻💪🏻
Kidir my army!
Amazing video quality this time 😇😃😘
You Beauty thank you for this lesson. I watched this video last week and practiced my backward movement and I was able to return it. Before this i was disappointed because one of opponent tires flick serve ond me and am not able to return it
thanks for uploading btw (i waiting for this and sidek )
Hey Rasmus&Thomas, since the shuttle travel is quite long and the chest remains open I'm quite fine with this one. I struggle a LOT more with the flick serves aimed at court center on the even/right side and on the outer side on the odd side. Could you please advise ?
Awesome techniques to return ☺☺☺👏👏👏👍👍👍
Beautiful thumbnail! Its nice to see this channel improve in all sorts of ways and this is just 1 of them :)
Thomas is making them. I'm gonna tell him that. He will be happy 😁
Nice video! As a female mixed doubles player I get the flick serve a lot as women tend to have a harder time returning it. So I practice a lot with my coach, but always good to watch videos and hear from other coaches as well. (Also I train and play in China where I do everything in Chinese, but of course English is much easier for me to understand! haha. So thanks for doing these in English! :P )
Thanks for the comment Becky. Would you say it would be more digestible for you if a female player were executing the shots? 😊
Badminton Famly Yeah! I always like learning from a female coach especially as we need to rely on form and precision instead of strength.
Thanks for the feedback 😊
Guys, a huge thank you for a great channel. I think I've watched almost all of the single videos on this channel along with technique ones and they are amazing. Keep up the great work. Have you considered making a video on general strategy in singles (and doubles)? I think a lot of low level players like me would be interested in how to approach the tactical aspect of the game from the very basics and I cant find quality content like that you on youtube.For example, what is your main goal when returning a serve? If you hit a longer shot, what is your aim of that shot? If you make a short one, what position does that put you into? Just the basics in that aspect, I think it would help a lot of people improve.
Keep up the great work guys! Peace
Hi Johan,
It might sound ridiculous to some but we wanna cover everything. One piece at the time. So we base our video releases depending on everyone's requests. So thanks for that request🙏 We would love to make some basic strategy videos.
Thats awesome! I will be here to watch it, keep up the good work :)
Johan Tinglöf Good idea
What a powerful shot!
Thanks coach Rasmus, much help me.. thanks
Can you show the return of flick serve on the backhand side please...? With some options of return... thanks!
Awesome video
Just one word "AWESOME" ❤❤❤
Thanks🥰🤘🏻👏🏻
Thanks Coach
Great video as my short service defense is good but need tips to play against flick serve. Now I have something to practice on Tuesday.
Good to hear👍🏻
As I get older, I shift weight and push back with both legs, the reverse of a sprinter in the blocks. At least I think it helps me. The flick works on any less mobile player and less quick receivers have to figure ways to manage the pressure. The tip on compact swing motion helps. Great demonstration.
Thanks, always nice comments from you Mark 💯⚡️👏🏻😎
I wonder why when you hit the shuttle it makes a slash song. When I do so... Not so much.
Is it because of the forearm rotation or bad technic of my own?
Wow , Explosive footwork
Nice Sir,
Thank You.
Your welcome 😄
Can you plzz say some basic exercise to increase speed in movements
Thank u brother
Great shot
Thanks
Thanks sir
Would be great to see some talk about strategies on your channel for both doubles and singles. Positioning relative to partner, setting shots, movement, etc. Things like how you mentioned cross shot will open court. Thanks.
Thanks for the reply, we are working hard on this and will soon cover all these things...
Thnks coach, 👍👍
Nice video
Amazing
your tips is very useful to me.i think the key is speed .
Yes i agree😉
Please show how to return flick serve if it’s coming to left side for right handed player
Beautiful technique Sir
Thanks👏🏻👏🏻💯💯
Thank you for this video, it was pretty helpful. But in this video, you have shown the technique used in forehand. What if we get flick serve in backhand(odd box), how do we take the step?
More or less the same, use the scissor jump action that way. On Badminton Famly+ we have a dedicated program for flick serve footwork 💪🏻
Tq very much broo
Good job
Hey Badminton Famly!
How about Q&A video?
Try to announce the famly to use hastags for questions like stuff regarding badminton and cover those Q&A in new video.
Btw enjoyed every single video!
Love 😍
Hi Nirmit,
Always great stuff coming from you. We will definitely do that! Thank you! 🙏 any topics you would like us to cover?
@@BadmintonFamly Umm! I'll ask you whenever I got any idea about that.
Till then much love for such response.
Loved this support 💪
That jump! 😃. The landing, Ouch! (suffering from an ankle injury).
Very crappy landing! 😅 but it's not the ankle, it is my butt muscles not strong enough to abduct my legs into a wider stance with knees out. My left knee totally collapses.
but what if the flick serve is towards my backhand corner?
Awesome video and great demonstration.
May I know what if the flick serve is served to the backhand side?
Then the China jump won't work, you have to use the scissor jump. We will cover that later on, thanks ;-)
@@BadmintonFamly can't wait for that.
Great video and tips. What if the flick serve to the centre, when you are on right side of court?
Still more less the same technique but adjust the angle on the jump/move 💯
@@BadmintonFamly thanks..
Of course a cross attack is always risky in doubles, but in flick serve i think it's not too bad. The reason is that the server might not be 100% ready for a defence because he/she will have to move a bit backwards so his/hers defence might be weak. What do you think about that?
Great video as always, keep it up!!
You are absolutely correct. There is always exceptions and different approaches and benefits to everything we say. Question everything including what we say. So to shed some light on the situation you described, the partner would have to both cover the net and the straight flat smash return. Because it's a smash, the partner should stay in front but not to close to the T as he or she won't have to cover the close net but instead the flat straight return. It also depends on if the flick is close to the center or the sides. Many nuances and you brought up a relevant extension to this video. Thanks 🙏
@@BadmintonFamly Tactics in doubles is indeed a very complex thing. Hope to see some videos with this in the future. Thanks for replying and have a great evening :) !!
Hey that's true...
Really liked this video! Could you do a video on how to hit a shuttle with the snap/crisp sound that you make when you did the smash?
Great topic Agnes. Would you like a short version or the scientific version?
@@BadmintonFamly scientific one please and thank you!
yeayuuuuh you can use hendra technique too (but it can dislocated your shoulder)
Good video bro. Thanks. Can you post the video for jump smash for as I beginner.
Thanks, that video is in the making so will soon be online😉
Osm shorts and return back
And no doubt, Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo's flick serve is definitely one of the best. Many players try to learn his flick serve, so it's very properly nice to learn that flick serve return using these video.
👍💯🔝#RESPECT
Great
What to do if the service is to your back hand? I'm always too slow or when I turn I see the shuttle falls in.
Maybe standing closer to the backhand side or position the feet so we can turn our body is a scissor jump
I would like to know what is the white tape that on your TK-F and how it works 0.0
Nice spotted. I wanted more weight on my racket especially in the head, so I just put some ordinary sports tape on top of it
What about the foot position which one is better? To use like you or facing parallel with the serve line? Just ask cos my coach who was an int. top player in France say the parallel stand is better as it use more muscle for movement.
You mean the start position? As you can see Rasmus is standing with his front foot a bit parallel so he can push back and also go forward. If you are all parallel it will be tricky to move forward. Usually the low serve is used more so best to be most ready for that one. You can also see that Rasmus front foot is changing just a bit to parallel so he has more power pushing backwards. Hope it makes sence👍🏻 Regards Thomas
Badminton Famly Yes, I mean the start position. His suggestion with the parallel stance for forward movement was an appr. 90 degree heel turn with the forward motion. On backward movement he say more muscle is used with this stance and more power can be used. I was just looking for other opinion as I feel the right stance for me is somewhere in between. ☺️
are you using the victor thruster falcon? 4ug5? how is it? im currently using the tk9900 4ug5 and i love it. wondering if i should add the tk falcon to my collection
Yes, don't know if it's a 4u or 5u. I didn't choose my racket, which is kinda crappy 😅
@@BadmintonFamly you dont like it? care to explain why? :)
How high is your badminton net?
Is flick serve legal in singles??
Thank you for the video ☺️
Wondering if your partner does a flick serve - where should you position yourself ?
Thanks for watching 😊 we follow the shuttle in a side by side formation, so you would have to cover the angle all the way to the side you are covering
That sounded rubbish haha. Hope that made sense
@@BadmintonFamly That did make sense :) though I would like to show a friend if you ever make a video about it
Move to the middle of the non- serving court.
Hi! In xd when the girl answers the flick serve the short defence is it covered by the guy?
could she play cross in front of the male player? Have
U any suggestion?
Thk
Hi Lorenzo, Thanks a lot for that very good question. Well she can do what ever she wants as long as her partner knows what she does and what he shall do next. I mean if the players know each other very well then they pretty much knows where the partners hits all the times, they can off course have some arrangements about the service situation to cover the court best possible way. But a standard return for the girl should be at the other girl at the other side of the net, in this way the counter attack will be more soft than the male player (usually :-)) If the flick serve is really good and the girl lands off balance a clear would be a nice move, but again placing that clear behind the other girl. Hope it helped a bit, Regards Thomas
@@BadmintonFamly thk u! Lorenzo
Nice rusmus
fantastic reflex. but in the follow through your legs (ankles) are almost twitching, isn't it risky for lower grade players?
Yes it is, you must be strong and land correctly💪🏻
You guys have a video on the China smash/jump?
Not at the moment, we will cover that in the future💪🏻
Good video, but I kinda feel like you only displayed an ideal situation where the flick serve is only towards the center square. Sometimes a flick server can aim for the far backhand/forehand side which are much harder to return and might require different approach? Can you emphasize more on that on future videos?
Yes I agree, will try to focus on this later on💯
Sir ...plz show us how smash when shuttle is coming at the side mid-court in doubles..🙏🙏
Drives or smashes? ... sir 🙏
Best
Please make a video for exercise of wrist for a stronger and efficient movement of wrist. Whoever agrees like this comment.
Can you make a video on same thing but from overhead side
Back leg should be closer to the backhand side, so we don't have to rotate our hips as much in the around the head corner. Our feet should now create a line towards that backhand corner. We stand differently in both sides but the principles are the same
What shot should you do to return a wide short serve?
The thumbnail is lit almost forced me into watching this
Great content tho
Haha yes great picture😎
Usually my opponents use flick serve quite effectively on me, makes me look dumb as the cork flies overhead me and I look at it dumbfounded.
But after following this tutorial and doing some leg plyometric exercises, I am able to smash the shit out of that cork when they do the flick serve. They don't know what hit them.
Can I know what tension u use
Its about 13kg ;-)
Is this starting position is good for short serve also?
It is particular good for the low service as we are attacking the net with the most weight on the leading leg. It is, however, less good for the flick serve. Depends what you are good at. Some would stand with the weight equally on both feet.
Thank you
Sir make video on
How to smash shuttle with jumping?
Lokesh Parihar He already made one its Called “Jump smash”
what about for single players?
Pretty much the same but sometimes with and extra side shuffle👍🏻
How do you jump so high and cover so long distance? Kindly give tips
Strong muscles and correct footwork technique💯
Your landing looks so intense.Do you have any ankle pain
You have be strong and do a lot of balance training so you will land correctly every time, but yes it is high impact on this landing as it is in many aspects of the game :-)
Is that a Thruster F? Why is it white on the top of your racket? Nice video as always.
Thank you 🙏 to make the racket head heavier
@@BadmintonFamly oh is it tape or something? Where do you buy it?
I wish I could move like that...
Plz make a video how to do a flik serve
Its on our channel💪🏻
May I know why it is famly and not family?
Sure. There is no secret. It's just because we can 🙏
How to handal the grip
Forehand grip and then the rotation of the forehand, then you will be able to generate a lot of power 💪🏻
Sir please please please make the tutorial video about Lin dan's famous bacward lift... And wonderful video😁😁😁😁
Thanks for the request 🙏
@@BadmintonFamly Sir how much time we will have to wait for your upload about that video?? Can't wait for your guidence😄
Lemme see... observe Lin D., then practice the shot. Around 10 years time I would say 😂
Actually, I don't know. We will figure it out next time we are recording. We record 10-20 videos at a time.
@@BadmintonFamly I can wait for 10 years to learn that legendary trick shot but sir pls pls pls upload that video😂😂😅😅
You are awesome! Remember the notification bell, so you will be notified in 2029 🤣
Only watching the video & learning the tricks isn't good enough !! you'll need a strong pair of legs to execute that shot ! See,the receiver has made one step behind with footwork and then the most of the space was covered by one big jump backwards.Now ppl know the technique,they need to know how to strengthen legs(gyms & exercise needed)! Hope to see a video on that too...
Mostly plyometric erercises - squat jumps, lunge jumps, knee ups side shuffle and box jumps
waiting 4 ur reply
I still have an important question to ask you guys. How to avoid hitting in frame during shots? Plzz help me
Focus on the movement and not power. Make sure you always relax. In time your timing with the shuttle will improve. This is a matter of repetition.
in short...practise a lot :)
Can u teach us how to net? Idk how my friends net like make the shuttle cock spin and make it right off the net.
Thanks for the request. We will definitely show you 🙏
@@BadmintonFamly tysm
DO A CHINA JUMP VIDEO PLZ
Would be our pleasure
wow
I am left handed.. How I will react to flick serve if someone flicks on my back hand side..??
Excellent question. Same question for right handed players (if flick to our BH). Please address.
Here Rasmus is showing the forehand side. Usually we use around the head shot for the backhand. For such close-to-the-tramline flick serves I’d stand further away from the T and further out wide, so I can utilize more of my forehand and less of the overhead. Maybe Rasmus or Thomas has more advice for this.
Thanks for that Keith. I agree. Also, the position of feet also have a factor here. If we position the back foot so it's closer to the backhand side, we will have an easier time using the around the head, because we don't have to turn our hips as much. The feet will now form a straight line from the start position towards the backhand side. Hope that clarified it. Let us know if you have any further questions 🙏
Please i requsted you how to jump smash properly please SIR ?
Already wrote it down. Thanks for your patience 🙏
Oh yeah
Please share stick smash
We have a video about that. Around the head stick smash
2:35
3:30
2:00 is that rotation edited?
Come again?
@@BadmintonFamly i'm sorry its my fault 😂
@@tonnyprayogo It does look it doesn't it!
No, don't understand the question here 😊
@@BadmintonFamly what string do you use?
would u like to teach me.
If a guy does a flick serve, and the other haven't learnt how to return the serve...is the guy trying to intimidate that person in any way?
What's your racket?
Victor Thruster Falcon
@@Ashers8888 thanks, thought it looked familiar
With tape on top of the racket to make it heavier 💪
@@BadmintonFamly i did on my astrox now it's like 95 gram
i want to use your name for my badm t shirt ,because i love your game play,please
You can use it, but why wouldn't you use your own name? 🙏
Kevin Sanjaya vs you
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