Rear Court Footwork: How to cover the Backhand Corner and hit with Forehand
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2020
- You have a lot more options when you can hit with forehand instead of backhand in the rear court and backhand shots are also harder to play. In this video I show you the footwork technique that will help you to cover your around the head corner and still hit with the forehand.
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There are a few more important things that I do not mention in the video but that I want to point out. That hopstep not only helps you to cover extra distance, but it also allows you to turn your foot, and by that you can also turn your hip further to the back. That you can use for extra power in your scissor jump.
How much you turn and how far you jump always depends on the situation and especially how much time you have and how much space you have to cover. Try to adjust the length of your jump so you always get into a good spot to execute a china jump. For longer distances or smaller players sometimes also need an additional chasse step after the turning of the body.
When you only have little time, so for example when your opponent plays a flat lift, you need to turn even quicker when you want to take forehand. There it can also make sense to not jump at all with the non dominant leg. When you do that, you cannot turn so far, and won’t be able to hit with full power, but at least you can take the forehand when the shuttle is not too far away. Here an example how that would look like: • German Ranking Tournam...
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Perfect editing, can't ask for more.
U r best UA-camr for Badminton...
we want regular videos from you... Love from India 😍
Thank you and love from Germany ;)
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Is badminton popular in Germany
@@minumathew9072 not yet ;)
@@tobiaswadenka8435 It's okay badminton will become popular all over the world.
One day
@@tobiaswadenka8435 the video helped me
I think LCW does the hop step quite often. In fast rallies it really messes with my brain while I try to analyse his footwork, cause he's so damn fast. 🔥
@PRANAV NADAVAPALLI lee chong wei one of the best badminton player
@PRANAV NADAVAPALLI yes
@PRANAV NADAVAPALLI you got it, but just type LCW on UA-cam, he is a true joy to watch!
Aloha Coach Tobias, great video. Very basic way to cover that very tough return. Thank you for covering the fine points of this shot. I love your analysis. Awesome footwork, mastering it is the key. Enjoyed the video Coach. Take care and stay safe.
Hi, I really like the way you explain things. It is very clear! I hope you can make video regarding racket selection and understanding the effects of string tension. Keep up the good work! Cheers!
As always, another useful and informative video. Thank you.
Expect it for a very long period....
Thanks for the guidance🙏
Love from India...
Nice explanation! keep it up. This is best badminton Badminton channel.
Was looking for exactly this. Thanks a lot
Please make a video on full court stepping
Tobias! Brilliant mate 👌🏼
You are the best you tuber
I love your explanation
I am too a badminton player
Phenomenal UA-cam channel, Awesome content. You should have 42 Million, not 42k xD
Best channel for badminton stuff.
but i have a request plz make detailed video on jump smash.😇
Nicely explained
Very nice video. Thank you
Please also make a video on front court footwork
Hey Tobias, Which racket did you use in the match u played? Are the voltric series good?
I am your biggest fan love your technique are best of best
Thanks a lot!
I want to train from you
Thank you
I always felt to have better movement after a scissor jump over head shot when using what some people refer to chase movement i.e. use the racket leg continue to middle of the court.
In this video when u return using non racket leg and if the player returns the shuttle to same over head corner, there's a conflict to the Movement.
Ofcourse this movement on the video works perfect when we go for a kill after a smash or when we know the opponent is gonna place the shuttle very close to the net
Yes good point. Especially when you play a drop or a really fast clear and only have one step until the opponents hits the next shot chase is the better option. When you smash there will most likely be a short return so running steps help you to get faster to the net. When you play a high clear you have time for two steps so there i would also prefer running steps because they are more relaxed
after i smash, my left side lower back is paining. why it happens everytime for me?
Thanks
What do you think about Axelsen's technique who apparently doesn't do the hop step? It seems like he just quickly turns his body and makes a long step with the right leg. Is this more suited for tall players? (I am 1,98 m)
Yes good point. Tall players do not need the hop step in many cases and Axelsen is intercepting a lot of lifts very early by doing it. In the description I also wrote a few things about that way of covering the corner
Helo Tobias Sir could you tell us which racket you're using in this video...that red grip racket
This is a Yonex ArcSaber 11
I have learned it as "Malayen-Schritt"(-Step) as well. But I'm from Germany, too
Hi...
Please also make a video on front court stepping.
Thank you sir For likeing my my comment and also please make a video on full court stepping
Hey, tolles Video.
Hast du Tipps wie man seinen Lauf Rhythmus verbessern kann ? Ich glaube die Techniken habe ich halbwegs drauf aber beim Rhythmus hapert es bei mir gewaltig. Vielen Dank im voraus.
Mach weiter so
Vielen Dank Timo! Versuche verschiedene Laufübungen erst einmal auf einen Rhythmus anzupassen, z.B. dein Übungspartner läuft bestimmte Ecken in fester Reihenfolge an und du versuchst in den exakt gleichen Rhythmus zu kommen. Dabei soll er bewusst das Tempo verändern und mal schneller und mal langsamer in die Ecke und aus der Ecke herauslaufen. Oder du machst Footwork und dein Partner wirft einen Fußball hoch. Immer wenn der Ball landet musst du in der Mitte deinen nächsten Start setzen. Auch hier wieder Tempo variieren.
I've finally started to play again after a long break due to the virus, and this video really helps a lot! Question though. Is it normal to have a blister in the side of your thumb of your racket hand? Or is it a gripping problem?
Great to hear that you are back on court :) Hm maybe try to change the grip or sometimes also the fingernail of the middle finger can cause problems
Hey I have this problem
Hold the racket normally or loose while moving to the corner and then just before playing the shot tighten ur grip and forearm and the after hitting the shot hold it loose.
Also cut ur nail:)
With the hopstep alone you are not able to cover all the way to the back of the baseline, right? In the case the opponent hits a lift or clear all the way to the baseline do you shuffle after the turn or do you still hopstep?
It depends from where you start and also very important: how big you are! Small players will most likely need an extra shuffle many times, taller ones can already cover the corner only by doing the hop step
Your videos are really helpful
Thanks
Just one question (may be silly) - in singles forehand service is deceptive or backhand serve?
Regards
Both can be deceptive but I think it is a lot easier to be deceptive with backhand
@@tobiaswadenka8435 serving back court using backhand serve becomes difficult for me.
So I will work to strengthen my back hand flick serve.
Thanks
In Finnish you often hear that maneuver being referred to as a malanji step (malanji-askel) or malanji jump (malanji-hyppy). Quite similar to the German equivalent, wonder what the etymology is.
It could be Malaysian Step
Thanks for the great video and the additional tips in the description!
General question: I'm a beginner, pretty short (1.55m) and I need to add a lot of chasse steps or running to the standard patterns. The chasse steps feel pretty awkward and inefficient. I am practicing them separately and trying to keep a low center of gravity. Is there anything else I should do or keep in mind?
I'd suggest watching Akane Yamaguchi - she's about the same height and her court coverage is phenomenal.
Akane yamaguchi🔥 bunny😍
@@TPToE Thank you! She seems to have a similar build too. I'll never get anywhere near her level and I'm playing just for fun, but it's great to have someone specific as a reference. Have a good weekend and stay healthy!
Really good Tip with Akane Yamaguchi. Maybe a rule of thumb here: never use more than two chasse steps in a row. If you do, running steps would have been a better option
@@tobiaswadenka8435 I'm exactly the height of the net( 5'1") 😁 and she is my inspiration 🔥
Hi Tobias, How to deal with the deep backhand corner when you are late? Since backhands can be avoided till the time we are able to reach it but there are instances where we cant reach the shuttle in time and are forced to play backhand (very deep). My opponent comes down to the net and kills it every time. Any advice please?
Maybe these two videos can help you: ua-cam.com/video/tfx_T-uVqpo/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/limQuznhVE4/v-deo.html There I talk about how you can neutralize pressure in the rearcourt. In the furture I will also make a detailed video of how to do it technically on the backhand side
@@tobiaswadenka8435 thanks for replying again .. I missed the drill video. Will watch.
Hey bro can u clear my doubt?
Can u suggest me which racket to buy under 3500 INR ?
Astrox 5fx,astrox 39 or astrox 38d
Do you have a chance to try them out? Then you should defintly do it before you choose!
@@tobiaswadenka8435 no i dont have a chance at all
More single tactics plsss
Tobias, is this also called Malaysian Jump?
Maybe, that would be the translation of the name we use in Germany.
Which racket you used
A Yonex ArcSaber 11
Will this technique cause left ankle twist ?
Nope, you just have to make a small jump with the left leg so you can turn the foot without any problems
Wow
Badminton doubles foot works
Maybe also called skip step
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Would you like to train me
Are you coming to Germany? :P
First viewer :)
Hallo Tobias, vielen Dank für deine vielen super super super Tutorial Videos! Habe mir viele angeschaut und schon einiges lernen uns verbessern können! Falls du doch noch Themen suchst die ansonsten auch eher wenig behandelt werden: Durchschlagen. Ich z.B schaffe es nicht, den Ball mit einem Unterhandschlag von der Grundlinie auf die gegenüberliegende Seite zu beschleunigen. So wie der Herr im Video ua-cam.com/video/ODelxY4ITEI/v-deo.html
Hi Frank, vielen Dank für dein Feedback. Durchschlagen ist im Endeffekt von der Bewegung wie ein Vorhandaufschlag nur etwas flacher, d.h. wenn du die Bewegung beim Aufschlag verbesserst, wird Durchschlagen auch kein Problem mehr sein
1st liker!
Jump smash
In our language (pashto spoken in Afghanistan and Pakistani) we call it the Twirling Tobias step. 😂
Wow