Badminton Smash Skill (8) What and How to Practice to make Smash Powerful

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  • @avinashrajesh7549
    @avinashrajesh7549 7 років тому +33

    I'm a badminton player . Got selected for the university team..thanks for your tutorials..they really helped me...thanks sir

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  7 років тому +1

      I am most pleased to know. Thank you for letting me know and very well done. Lee

  • @TsheringPDorji
    @TsheringPDorji 11 років тому +6

    Thank you coach Lee. You have helped me improve the game tecniques by leaps and bounds. You still are a dictionary of badminton techniques for me. And I also like the manner in which you teach with lots of passion and warm heartedness. I wish you well. I wish you happiness. Thanks again.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    You are most welcome. The best way to fix your problem is to use mirror.
    If you do noy have large mirror then use window as mirror. stand in front of it and see your self swing. This way you will see how you swing and correct your swing. I did it a lot when I was young. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you very much for your kind comment on my clips. I am very pleased to know that there are someone like me value my clips. Thank you very much for taking time to post your comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Hello There, Thank you very much for your kind comment on my coaching clips. I am delighted to know that there is someone like you feel that way with my clips. I am very pleased to know that you are one of my online badminton player. Kind regards
    Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    yes you are right. You have a very good eyes. Thank you for your kind comment. Lee

  • @SpLcSherilyn
    @SpLcSherilyn 12 років тому

    Dear Sir.Mr lee,i m a level one bdmton coach and i had viewed most of your videos, I found it to very inspirational and it has help in my coaching as well, the lessons that u hv demonstrated has help me a lot. I am very thankful, it has sharpen up my skill as well,many thanks and best regards wherever u are and good health.HCPang

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Thank you for good question. To win a match, accuricy, power, deception are important factors. What I am doing and traching is using less arm rotation and more wriist/finger power action as in this way the shot can be changed at the last moment and please remember that there are times you can not use arm rotation skill when you are much under pressure. I am not against using the rotation but I am using it much less and wrist skill can be also used far better when under pressure. Lee

  • @MukundHindoriya
    @MukundHindoriya 5 років тому

    I am 59 years old now, playing badminton since long time your videos can improve my game thanks for uploading videos

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Thank you very much too for your kind comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    You are very welcome and thank you very much for your nice words. Lee

  • @maxcjs1987
    @maxcjs1987 12 років тому

    Hi Mr.Lee, thanks for all your videos. they're extremely helpful to people like me who cant afford to pay for badminton classes. Its rare to see a person who has such passion in this sport eager to help others. God bless you and take care, mr Lee.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    You bhave a very eyes to see all that. You are right body, arm, left arm, feet movement, shoulder movement all add the power. When the arm rotate, wrist will be used. What I stess is less arm rotation and add more wrist action. In normal shot, arm lotation will be involved but I prefer to use it less to make shot more deceptive. What you discribe is very standard ways of hitting clears and smash. The way I prefer is bit different by stessing different part of body more then others. Lee

  • @AgentRevo
    @AgentRevo 12 років тому

    Yes thank you very much. Excellent instruction and demonstrations. The first video I saw of yours was the proper grip one and I have slowly progressed through your videos.

  • @ayushshah7630
    @ayushshah7630 8 років тому

    i would like to thank u on the behalf of all the viewers for all the efforts you have made for making these video...hats off..

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  8 років тому

      Thank you very much for your kindest words.
      It is my pleasure and thank you very much for viewing my clip. Lee

  • @abinabraham8257
    @abinabraham8257 5 років тому

    Lee Sir, Thank you for all videos, I'm a Disabled person planning to play in SL3 category , I'm practicing everyday . Your videos will help me to overcome which I made mistakes.
    Thank you sir.
    Abin

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому +2

    I am very pleased to know that your smash become powerful with my clip. Thank you for posting your comment as it is great to know my clips are helping players like you. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    The way I am doing and stress is less rotation and more wrist, which gives more power, shaprper hitting action and more accuricy. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Dear HC Pang, Thank you very much for your comment on my clips. I am very pleased to know they are beneficial to your badminton. Thank you for taking time to post your comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Yes the timing of hitting is different if you use racket cover. It is used to improve the strength not the timing. I can see why you worry about it but based on my experience, it does not really damage the timing. Please try that is best way to find out your self. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am very pleased to know that you see me as your coach. I am very pleased. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am pleased to know you find my clips beneficial thank you for posting your comment. Lee

  • @ramachandraraoeranki9233
    @ramachandraraoeranki9233 9 років тому

    This technique of practicing with head cover is working great for me. It is helping me not rushing into the shot. In addition, the clears are reaching the back court. Great tip, dear Lee. When I am under pressure, I am still rushing into the shot, but I can see the difference now myself.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      I am delighted to know that thank you for posting your comment. Keep your good training go and I am sure soon you will have fantastic shots. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Thank you for your kind comment on my clip and I am pleased to know they are helping you. I personally like bit heavy racket then light one. I do not have much information on the light rackets and I am sorry being not much help. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    It is different depending on the space you have and the kind of shot you would like to do. If you do check smash then you use your wrist only 10-20% but if you do full power smash and you have much time and space then you should use your wrist to the end until it locks. If you do attack clear/smash type of clear then you use wrist in full with less arm action. You are most welcome and I hope it answers your question otherwise please fell free to come back. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am very please to know that there are someone who follows my clips to improve the level of play. I am proud to be your online coach. Thank you very much for taking time to post your comment and keep your hard training go and feel free to ask if you have questions. Lee

  • @salahuddinaamir
    @salahuddinaamir 11 років тому

    You are amazing and clarity is fantastic, helping me huge to train my sons and they have picked alot. thank you man. keep the good work.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you for your kind words. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thyank you very much for coming to my channel. Thank you and I am also your big fan too. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Hello Brad. I am pleased to know that you like my clips. Thank you for posting your comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Try to get behind shuttlecock (Make the impact point more in front of your body and try to hit more flat then too steep. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am very pleased to know that my clip helped you to continue enjoy badminton. Thank you for posting your comment. Lee

  • @MultiUtube2020
    @MultiUtube2020 8 років тому

    Coach Lee, I think you are the best coach available on UA-cam ....i love your explanations..they are very technical yet very well explained...i wish you good health and look forward to you future clips.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  8 років тому

      Thank you very much for your kindest comment on my clips. I very much thankful for you to take time to post such comment.
      Thank you for your kindest wish and God bless your family. Lee

  • @arjunsingh-iv5of
    @arjunsingh-iv5of 6 років тому +2

    U r great
    Giving onli9 coaching
    With free of cost thanku sir
    😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    You could look for backhand related clips. I am not familiar with pointers. Can you explain what that is? Lee

  • @Dorothyinstead
    @Dorothyinstead 9 років тому

    Excellent tuition Coach Lee. One has taken up badminton six months ago.
    Thank you to my online Sensei.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      You are most welcome and I am very pleased to know. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am sorry that I do not have it yet but I will thik about it for the future clips. Thank you for asking. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    You have a very good eyes and you seemed an experienced player. I do agree with you. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Yes it would be better to make impact point higher, there are three ways to jump. 1. switch feet and same time jump it is used in normal time. Get to the position and then jump by two feet together, it is used when you have time/opponent lift high. 3 side jump, it is used you you have not much time but you want smash before opponent is ready for it. Lee

  • @jordangreen5136
    @jordangreen5136 11 років тому

    The advice I'll give might seem gimmicky at first but it worked for me!
    I advise you to go and look at Lin Dan's smashes. His power seems to come from nowhere, as if he is just "clipping" down the shuttle with his forearm.
    I spent about 2 weeks trying to replicate this in the mid-court area and it has naturally worked into my smash without taking out any of the technique I already know.
    It has helped put in the angle to my smash that I know a lot of people lack, without sacrificing power

  • @sportstours24
    @sportstours24 9 років тому

    this one made it very simple! Loved the clarity of instruction.
    should help my smashes.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      I am very pleased to know and thank you for posting your comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    The important thing is to hit shuttlecock fast, deceptively and be able to hit without mistakes. The skill has to be developed for that purpose. Many players are focusing the theory and lose the practical aspect. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you for your comment. Let's enjoy happy badminton all together. Lee

  • @AdyRif
    @AdyRif 11 років тому

    Coach Lee, thank you for this very helpful video :) I wasn't very great at smashing, but until I watched this video, I instantly took my racket and go out practice. Now I am great at it :) I didnt know the wrist is the most important until I watched this. And thank you again for making this video :)

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    You are most welcome.I hope you find the right way to do it and improve your smash. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Yes sure you can do that. When I was young, I did put sand in and did practice but do it carefully. Lee

  • @ravianandrao7761
    @ravianandrao7761 8 років тому

    You are truly the best one to learn these skills .. thanks for uploading these videos

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Yes that is right. You have good eyes to spot it. Lee

  • @lovelylittle7577
    @lovelylittle7577 9 років тому

    Rasmussen also talked about how to smash on UA-cam, BUT not to the point. Coach Lee is 100% dead on on how to hit a powerful smash. Respect! Post more video please coach!!

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      Thank you for your comment and yes I shall continue to upload more clips until I upload everythingh I know.
      Thank you for asking. Lee

  • @mohdazwan9164
    @mohdazwan9164 9 років тому

    Thanks...very clear...and easy to practice... one by one step you show...thanks again...

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      You are very welcome. I am very pleased to know. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I hope to visit there in the future. Lee

  • @vireshtyagi1
    @vireshtyagi1 12 років тому

    amazing...Your students are privileged to have you as their coach. *Greetings from India*

  • @goonerdotcom
    @goonerdotcom 12 років тому

    Coach, I too (like your student) have the same problem of hitting smashes with my arm bent. Do you have any exercises to fix that??
    This exercise and the way you explained it sitting in a chair is fantastic!!! Understanding the movement helps me to visualize it. Thank you very much for these lessons.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you very much and sure, I will continue. Lee

  • @zahltag01
    @zahltag01 12 років тому

    Even if you're a better player you should respect him like you have to respect players, that are much more better than you.
    We are all grateful for Lee's videos and for the young people who take part in it.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am very pleased to know. Thank you too. Lee

  • @takeshi7441
    @takeshi7441 9 років тому

    Thank you the steps are really clear. Now I felt my smash is much more powerful.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      You are very welcome and I am very pleased to know. Lee

  • @rvanoop
    @rvanoop 6 років тому

    Lee sir pls upload a complete split step training and timing video. Its my humble request.Keep inspiring as always...Your videos are simply great....

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I love badminton too. Welcome to the channel. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому +1

    I am in Markham in Toronto in Canada.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    You have many fantastic tricks. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    I will make note for my next recording. Thank you for asking. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Yes it is. Of course arm action also important but wrist is three times more important. Lee

  • @nazmussakib7884
    @nazmussakib7884 6 років тому +2

    Awesome channel and you too sir😇
    love your tutoring methods
    from Bangladesh.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am not against the skill and I do agree with it. The difference I am making is two.1. how much to use the skill is different to the situation. Under pressure, it has to be used much less but it can be used more when there is time. 2. Many unexperienced players got the skill wrong and ruinning their badminton. In backhand and forehand the skill has to be used about 70-80% but there are 20-30% badminton skills which can be done without it.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Thank you for your comment. Lee

  • @Chris-zn9zx
    @Chris-zn9zx 9 років тому +10

    Practice, practice, practise amen!!!

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    You are very welcome. Lee

  • @AnkurVashishtha01
    @AnkurVashishtha01 5 років тому

    Hi Coach Lee! When you say use the wrist you mean the pronation of the arm or the actual wrist movement in vertical direction? Can you please clear. We were told not to use the wrist.

  • @leejason4566
    @leejason4566 11 років тому

    Hi coach,thanks for your excellent video, it helps me a lot.But on the other hand,I always find my smash going to flat and didn't have a good angle,causing the shuttlecock to go to long. I wonder whether I should use more wrist power or should I my arms go down quicker after I hit the shuttle, I would be pleased if you can give me some advice,thank you.

  • @aleqsama
    @aleqsama 11 років тому

    Coach Lee, how to make perfect shot above the net? Is it relying on the wrist or good timing? Kindly answer, thank you.

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    You are most welcome. Lee

  • @rjpalisoc615
    @rjpalisoc615 12 років тому

    You explained it very well. Thank you. Can you recommend one of your videos that is about strengthening shoulders to avoid injuries? Thanks.

  • @sahil67jain
    @sahil67jain 10 років тому

    Sir i'm very gland you replied ! You are the best coach ! i've notmet you in person but i bet you're the best ! i follow you regularly and dream to be just like you ! thank you again !

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  10 років тому +1

      Hi Sahil
      I am sure you can be even better ten me. If you believe and desire for it anything can be done.
      Believe in your self and tarining well then one day you will be very good. Thank you for your comment. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Yes it was an asics shoes but I do not remember its number. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    I think players chould be able to do different ways of hitting. If you look at a match there are a lot of differebnt situations. The situation you can use the rotation skill but there is time you do not have time and space to the rotation skills. I am doing the ritation skills but as I mentioned I do it may be 20%. Players should be able to taught all different ways nand be able to see strength and weakness of each skill and be able to adpt it in each situation. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Thank you. Please see the backhand related clips as there are many of them in my channel. Then ask me questions and I will be happy to help you. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Try step by step and keep it going. I am sure you can have stronger wrist. Lee

  • @beabesa143
    @beabesa143 10 років тому

    @coachingbadminton thank you so much coach! Iv'e been playing badminton a lot and this video made my smash stronger which got me in varsity in school!!!

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  10 років тому

      I am very pleased to know and thank you for posting your comment. Lee

  • @Algorox
    @Algorox 9 років тому

    Thank you for your wonderful videos. Currently I have no badminton coach but by watching your videos, it's like I am being coached! I am now able to do a great forehand clear and a forehand smash. Will you ever do a video on a backhand smash? I would love to learn it.

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому +1

      Sure I will but there are other viseds I have planned before so please give me sometime.
      I am very pleased to know that you feel that way with my clips. Thank you. Lee

  • @Aswinishere
    @Aswinishere 11 років тому

    I see a LOT of people wrongly playing with their arm, like tennis, and they get little power... Thx for the vids. Very useful.

  • @sebraskoy
    @sebraskoy 12 років тому

    thanks alot
    this video helps me alot to improve my smash skill snd make it more powerful.
    I feel by my haert that you are my really coah from this long distamce.
    thank you coach lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    That is the moment of switching your feet and making the hit. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    I am in Toronto in Canada at Lees Badminton club. Lee

  • @Philbertbryan.w
    @Philbertbryan.w 10 років тому

    Great video! i now understand the concept and why my smashing never worked when i used my arm power! Ive been practicing without a birdy and im wondering if im doing it wrong because the bone just below the pointer finger hurts me everytime i practice smashing? My wrist also hurts too

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  10 років тому +2

      I think you should rest for a week or two to get better and try to do it again.
      Practising without shuttlecock is good too but you must imagine the shuttlecock and really mean to hit it. If you do it without real hitting imagination, then you do not get much benefit of doing it. Lee

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Yes I did see both of the clips and my comment on all of your clips are in my reply. Please study and try to understand what I have comment on your clips. Lee

  • @jacobthampan4835
    @jacobthampan4835 11 років тому

    Thanks sir for the nice videos for amateur players like us....I just have a query.. when I make a smash from slightly back of the court , it goes to the net...at about 3-4 inches from the top of the net...sir, what adjustment or training I need to do....

  • @dhayalansp9309
    @dhayalansp9309 9 років тому +32

    sir you are awesome and u are my roll model

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    No you can still make good smash. use good steps and hitting skills. Please view the clips of smash and let me know if you have any questions. Lee

  • @gurmansingh3537
    @gurmansingh3537 9 років тому

    Awesome tricks
    to learn

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you very much. Lee

  • @beijingbond
    @beijingbond 9 років тому

    Thank you, Coach Lee. An excellent video I shall use :)

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  9 років тому

      You are very welcome and I hope it works for you. Lee

  • @javiejumuad1008
    @javiejumuad1008 7 років тому

    Thank you so much I have an Intramurals Tomorrow I learned alot from you!

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  11 років тому

    Please view the smash defense clip and let me know if you have any questions on that clip. Lee

  • @MrManmath123
    @MrManmath123 9 років тому

    very good and systematic tips coach.thanks

  • @GapToN
    @GapToN 11 років тому

    Coach Lee, thanks for the video. I have some power in my smash, but I feel that I generate the power in a wrong way. How do I know if I am using too much arm or shoulder strength? Sometimes I can feel the smash "works" and the power is increased. However I cannot do that consistently.

  • @Card789Manipulator
    @Card789Manipulator 12 років тому

    If wrist is cocked up when set, in the actual hiting of the shuttle, how far down should wrist go? Because I try hitting flick wrist downwards and I feel discomfort on the back of the wrist. Should wrist be flicked straight till aligned with arm, or continual downwards until it is locked? Thankyou for helping

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Thank you and you have good eyes. Lee

  • @kevinrietveld3807
    @kevinrietveld3807 10 років тому

    Coach Lee.
    This video has been very helpful to me. I play badminton for physical education class in school. I play badminton every other day and I have noticed that I am improving. BUT my backhand is very weak, I can return some, but not all in the area I want it to go. I was wondering if you could tell me a tip or two. Thanks!

    • @coachingbadminton
      @coachingbadminton  10 років тому +1

      Thank you and I am very pleased to know this clip is beneficial to you.
      The best way to improve your backahnd is to view my backhand related clips first and let me know if you have any questions. Lee

    • @kevinrietveld3807
      @kevinrietveld3807 10 років тому

      coachingbadminton Thank you for the reply. I will be watching your backhand video in a view moments. Thanks again!

  • @coachingbadminton
    @coachingbadminton  12 років тому

    Please can you explain more detail? what you mean. Lee