A shoutout to our subscriber Lakshay for the awesome video idea! If you have other ideas you want to see us create in the future then leave a comment below 👇
This was a really good and informative video. I play badminton and some of these shots I wouldn't have even thought of playing. It really shows how tunnel visioning and playing only certain types of shots is a curse I need to get rid of.
When you can only perform a certain number of shots, your opponents can predict where it is going. It is really important to be more creative with your shot choice as you will add deception to your shots and force your opponent to wait until after you hit the shot to move
@@BadmintonInsight I just now remembered both of u are left handed how are u guys playing using right hand like this,it was so good I didn’t notice the difference at all🔥
I truly truly appreciate you guys work for the badminton community. I know this short video does not earn you as much as the long ones but it’s jam packed useful information. Keep it up!!! Much love from Thailand.
Btw... Thanks for mirroring the parts in which you're playing. That makes it much more easier for right handed players to understand what you're doing! And I really love how you payed attention to the details, like wearing clothes that don't look wrong while mirrored ;D
This is so aesthetically pleasing. That's what got me into badminton. Seeing peoole float around like they weigh nothing and playing it like chess with their shots. All beginners look like they're trying 110% and most pros make it look effortless. Its like 90% skill and technique and 10% everything else. Whereas good fitness will make up for skill in other sports, a good player will manage way better and out play you
thanks so much Greg and Jen! you guys are one of my Favs and this will really help me with my 2 upcoming competitions! I love yall so much and im definitely going to try and get your autographs when you come to malaysia!
Thank you very much for the shoutout! ♥️ Really appreciate you making a video of every shot , it's gonna be helpful for sure!! Love you Greg and Jenny 🤩
I have gained lots of insights into badminton techniques, shots, and knowledge from your videos...thanks to you two lovely couples. At our local club, we do not have a coach..we teach ourselves so your videos are really helpful to me. Thank you, Greg and Jenny ❤ God bless.
@@BadmintonInsight I started following your videos from the early stage before 50000 subscribers..gain a lot..you've grown so much today. Congrats on that as well...keep doing what you do...best of luck
This video sums it all: what one can play, and what clear & didactical videos you produce. Keep up the good work, really appreciated. You maintain my lust for badminton playing.
Very happy to see you back again with a new video...always puts a smile in my face when you drop a new video filled with good content and tips related to badminton. Cheers 👌🙌🙏
it will be fun to go there and train with you guys . nice video btw and very informative . keep the videos coming guys . i always waiting for some new video , and new tutorial .
Great simple breakdown of the shots. I'm currently having physio on my right shoulder tendon, so not allowed to play for 3 months. However physio has agreed to me trying to learn to play left handed. After 2 weeks mastered serving forehand and can play a full game. Wondering about backhand serving(which I do right handed) as fine short but struggling long flick serve. Any tips?
Inspiring! Didnt think about the forehand drive serve so far. Hard to return if served by a lefthander but you could also include it in your variety of services if you are righthanded.
great video! can you guys do a video on how to play better at the front court? how to have more powerful drives, have better reflexes to take more shots at the front and when to rotate with your partner at the back when you're at the front?
Thank you so much for this video. It is helpful. It is my request of you could make a video on how to do a drive and push shot? I have actually participated in a badminton tournament arranged in my acedamy. So I wanted to learn a shot which would make the opponent confused.
How are you guys so good with your right hands as well as your left? As a leftie I always appreciated that you guys were also lefties but it’s crazy how you can still demo shots using your right hands too!
Incredibly good video. Can I suggest a video on How to receive/handle a smash with the correct technique and hand-eye coordination? I have struggled a lot in terms of my timing - Sometimes, I commit myself sooner (before the shuttle is near the racket) and the shuttle just barely touches the racquet and loops up for an easy winner by the opponent, sometimes my reaction is late, and I miss the shuttle altogether. in between these two extremes, I do at times, get my moments of glory as well when my smash receive timing is perfect. In cricketing terms, it's analogous to facing a fast bowler bowing at great speed. How to maintain the correct form, head & racquet position, eye coordination, and body posture and receive the smash without fear and with confidence.
1. Stand in the right place depending where the shuttle was just hit to (and where your partner is covering if doubles) 2. Try to see what the opponent is doing by looking at them and their racquet 3. Listen for sound and then you can have an easier time anticipating the speed of the shuttle coming at you
@@BadmintonInsight still not clearly understand what is Net Poke? Could you explain a little bit detail? What's the difference between Net Poke and Push
After your request we have released a video on the cross court net shot today! Hope you enjoy it 😀 Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/1p0Nv5-90e8/v-deo.html
Hi Greg & Jenny, Thank you for your amazing videos on the game i love most. You have made many videos on how to play and get better as a player. Can you share some insights into the mental aspect of the game? This request comes from my own recent experience. I have been making consistent progress since i moved to france few months ago with regular practice, playing in tournaments and also your awesome technical videos, a few weeks ago i was in a very good position when i play the singles or a doubles match to watch the shuttle, move and play but suddenly last week it felt like i dont know how to hold the racquet correctly and the game itself feels weird. It seems i react to the shuttle passing the net and not like before where i am playing actively. Is this happened to you before and if you know any ways to get my mojo back?? this reminds me of Spacejam movie... Sorry for the long message, keep up the good work!!!
Just want to ask that could you make a video how to regulate breathing rates during hard rallies coz keeping cool is the key that probably legands of the game lee chong wei and linn dann are best at.
I just wanted to ask what grip should you be in singles when the opponent is about to smash and you are in defensive position not knowing is smash is coming to body or forehand or backhand in singles
On my last training I had practice over "China jump". It was really difficult to me to perform, I dont know why. It is important the footwork before you are able to produce some of these shots. Especially when the shuttle is landing opposite of your hand hit direction. Please could you show us some examples? Thank u.
I have learnt the Jump smash the 4 corner footwork the split step and stop drop from your channel which has enhanced my game such that i have become one of the best in my friends circle but still there is one short which i guess i am better than what your shot looks like is the cross court net short my short goes to much sticking to net so much that its deceptive to judge weather the shuttle will reach the opponent or not
I really wanted to ask a question related to badminton which I just couldn’t find answer in the internet it is that what grip should you use in singles in a smash defence because I see pro players use backhand grip when it comes to their body and forehand grip when it comes to their forehand and bankhand grip on back hand side as well so what should be the initial grip you should stand with before knowing where smash is coming .should you have a neutral grip? forehand hand? grip or backhand grip ?just the sec before smash comes .
It’s a reactive shot. Just use any grip that is appropriate. There is no model answer. Badminton is a fast & dynamic game. Master the basic & use it appropriately.
Bro that is what I am asking I want to know what is the basic grip to have when you know a smash is coming and don’t know if it’s going in backhand side or forehand or body I want to be international player and this is my question which my couch can’t even answer so I wanted to ask pro players so I can set my basic correctly form the start in advance way not to just play for joy
Robin Hood you don’t get it. There is no model answer. U play competitive and u don’t understand wats a reactive shot? Even the pro get it wrong at time. U start at Joy level first
Weirdly I find stick smashes easier than regular smashes. I think I have the power in my wrist, arm and shoulder to do either, I just tend to throw myself off balance when I get my body involved. I'm guessing its partly my footwork speed but sometimes even when I'm in position in time I still lose myself a point failing to recover after my smash is returned, usually getting no more power than I would have if I did a stick smash. The only thing that I get more power out of is a jump smash. Any ideas?
A shoutout to our subscriber Lakshay for the awesome video idea! If you have other ideas you want to see us create in the future then leave a comment below 👇
helloo just wanna know, are you guys gonna play in indonesia masters or open?
How about a detailed service strategy analysis for men's doubles? Please do
Thank you for the shoutout and thanks for the video!
Hi Greg and Jenny, I love your videos
please do a video on what you eat in a day as well as workouts that you follow
Hey Jenny and Greg! Great video again! I have a request for you. Please make a video on how to return tight net shots
This was a really good and informative video. I play badminton and some of these shots I wouldn't have even thought of playing. It really shows how tunnel visioning and playing only certain types of shots is a curse I need to get rid of.
😉
When you can only perform a certain number of shots, your opponents can predict where it is going. It is really important to be more creative with your shot choice as you will add deception to your shots and force your opponent to wait until after you hit the shot to move
I smashed the subscribe button so many times already but it kept on lifting back to me
😂😂 You need to get through that defence! Smash it harder, or maybe with more accuracy!!
Ryttt😂😂
Hit towards that bell icon corner and it ain't coming back. Thank me later.
Greg’s rear court shot style was awesome ,all strokes were executed perfectly,was able to learn a lot from this video,thnx for the vid : )
Thank you so much Siddharth 🤗 Glad you enjoyed it!
@@BadmintonInsight I just now remembered both of u are left handed how are u guys playing using right hand like this,it was so good I didn’t notice the difference at all🔥
I truly truly appreciate you guys work for the badminton community. I know this short video does not earn you as much as the long ones but it’s jam packed useful information. Keep it up!!! Much love from Thailand.
Btw... Thanks for mirroring the parts in which you're playing. That makes it much more easier for right handed players to understand what you're doing! And I really love how you payed attention to the details, like wearing clothes that don't look wrong while mirrored ;D
Good observations 👀😜
Amazing content! This will surely bring variations in my game. Thanks ❤
You’re welcome! That’s great to hear 😀
This is so aesthetically pleasing. That's what got me into badminton. Seeing peoole float around like they weigh nothing and playing it like chess with their shots. All beginners look like they're trying 110% and most pros make it look effortless. Its like 90% skill and technique and 10% everything else. Whereas good fitness will make up for skill in other sports, a good player will manage way better and out play you
thanks so much Greg and Jen! you guys are one of my Favs and this will really help me with my 2 upcoming competitions! I love yall so much and im definitely going to try and get your autographs when you come to malaysia!
Thank you very much for the shoutout! ♥️
Really appreciate you making a video of every shot , it's gonna be helpful for sure!!
Love you Greg and Jenny 🤩
Thanks for the great idea Lakshay! 😃 Hope this video helps you, and lots of others too!
The video I didn’t know I wanted! Thank you so much, this is great 😃
I have gained lots of insights into badminton techniques, shots, and knowledge from your videos...thanks to you two lovely couples. At our local club, we do not have a coach..we teach ourselves so your videos are really helpful to me. Thank you, Greg and Jenny ❤ God bless.
That is amazing to hear - exactly why we continue to create these weekly videos 🤗
@@BadmintonInsight I started following your videos from the early stage before 50000 subscribers..gain a lot..you've grown so much today. Congrats on that as well...keep doing what you do...best of luck
This video sums it all: what one can play, and what clear & didactical videos you produce. Keep up the good work, really appreciated. You maintain my lust for badminton playing.
This is an amazing one stop compilation which will come in handy anytime
Thanks! We’re glad you find it useful 😃
As badminton enthusiast this helps me enhance my skills. Thank you very much for sharing this!
That’s great to hear! You’re welcome, hope our other videos help you too 😊
Nice catalogue! I wish this channel existed when I was in school 😅
This video really helps include variation in my play! Thanks for this incredible video!
That’s great to hear 😀 Thanks Kai, and thanks for continuing to be an incredible commenter 😊
Very happy to see you back again with a new video...always puts a smile in my face when you drop a new video filled with good content and tips related to badminton. Cheers 👌🙌🙏
You folks are rocking!! will be sharing this with my team!
Thanks 😀😀🏸🏸
Hey Jenny and Greg! Great content again! I have a request for you though. Please make a video on how to return tight net shots
Thanks for the suggestion 🎥
Another amazing video!!!😜I think you guys should do trick shots
Thank you guys i have a competition this coming friday and your videos help me so much keep up the great work
This is the video that I have been waiting for but never knew
Haha, hope you enjoyed it! 😄
it will be fun to go there and train with you guys . nice video btw and very informative . keep the videos coming guys . i always waiting for some new video , and new tutorial .
Thanks! We'll try our best 😃
Great simple breakdown of the shots. I'm currently having physio on my right shoulder tendon, so not allowed to play for 3 months. However physio has agreed to me trying to learn to play left handed. After 2 weeks mastered serving forehand and can play a full game. Wondering about backhand serving(which I do right handed) as fine short but struggling long flick serve. Any tips?
Always looking forward to your videos!
Thank you
That’s great to hear! You’re very welcome 😀
Great content to have a better knowledge of badminton
Really good video. I hope that you enjoyed the celebration with the team, for winning the Bundesliga.
Thank you very much! 😀 We did, it was a great weekend!
Inspiring! Didnt think about the forehand drive serve so far. Hard to return if served by a lefthander but you could also include it in your variety of services if you are righthanded.
Thanks! 😀 We wouldn’t recommend doing it in doubles though, especially if you are comfortable with a backhand serve!
this is very helpful. thanks from Philippines
Thanks for watching!
Yay! It's here! It's finally here!
😃
These are the type of videos you know are going to be super useful from the title.
It would be a great video if you two do singles full court match and some more tips on footwork
Amazing video, in a single vlog.
well though out content, most useful for all learners n improvers. Thanks a Lot.
Love from India
great video! can you guys do a video on how to play better at the front court? how to have more powerful drives, have better reflexes to take more shots at the front and when to rotate with your partner at the back when you're at the front?
Thank you both of you! Amazing tutorial!
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Hello greg and jenny what about how to do some trick shots or how to do fake shot’s🤗🤗
I want to thank lakshay and both of you for this very informative and helpful video🙏🙏
Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful! 🏸
I already smashed the like button before watching!
Haha thanks 😀
ayyoo first, another great content ♥️🇮🇩
today I learned what a brap shot is! thanks guys!
You’re welcome 😀
Today's the day I finally smashed the subscribe button 🙌
Very nice resource, Thanks!
You’re very welcome Roger! Hope it helps in the future 😀
Great video guys. Well done, appreciate that. Keep it up👍
Cool t-shirt Greg that cobra pattern looks nice 😎😎😎
Really good info ..Kudos guys
Great video as always!
Did I see it right? you guys play with your right hands? Amazing.
Hi guys,
Hope you are doing well. Every game has some mind games (both clean and dirty). Could you please make a video on these for badminton?
Great content.. thanks guys
You’re very welcome 😀
Oh my god really i have to improve in this.. Thanks for this informative video😊
Nice video once again Greg and jenny thx
Thanks Sue 🤗
Really good video guys and I commented to you some suggestions hope you rean that its in your comments and have a great day🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much! And thanks for the suggestions 🏸
I love how you guys can play with your left and right hand!
is this sarcasm
Great video! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it Kenji 🏸
This was a really informative video.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video. It is helpful. It is my request of you could make a video on how to do a drive and push shot? I have actually participated in a badminton tournament arranged in my acedamy. So I wanted to learn a shot which would make the opponent confused.
How are you guys so good with your right hands as well as your left? As a leftie I always appreciated that you guys were also lefties but it’s crazy how you can still demo shots using your right hands too!
Incredibly good video.
Can I suggest a video on How to receive/handle a smash with the correct technique and hand-eye coordination? I have struggled a lot in terms of my timing - Sometimes, I commit myself sooner (before the shuttle is near the racket) and the shuttle just barely touches the racquet and loops up for an easy winner by the opponent, sometimes my reaction is late, and I miss the shuttle altogether. in between these two extremes, I do at times, get my moments of glory as well when my smash receive timing is perfect.
In cricketing terms, it's analogous to facing a fast bowler bowing at great speed. How to maintain the correct form, head & racquet position, eye coordination, and body posture and receive the smash without fear and with confidence.
1. Stand in the right place depending where the shuttle was just hit to (and where your partner is covering if doubles)
2. Try to see what the opponent is doing by looking at them and their racquet
3. Listen for sound and then you can have an easier time anticipating the speed of the shuttle coming at you
Heyy am just suggesting a video "master all kind of serves" u can make a video on this 😁❤ btw nice video
I think I'm still too new to the game because I couldn't tell the difference between most of these shots 😭
Out of these I still cant do cross net and cross dropshot from the backhand reliably.
Thats the first time I heard of the net poke
Keep working on them and we’re sure you’ll get there! The net poke can be good in doubles 😀
@@BadmintonInsight still not clearly understand what is Net Poke? Could you explain a little bit detail? What's the difference between Net Poke and Push
I also first time hear Net Poke, don't know what is this
After your request we have released a video on the cross court net shot today! Hope you enjoy it 😀 Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/1p0Nv5-90e8/v-deo.html
Incredible
Great... Thanks alot
You’re welcome 😃
Thanks!!!
Welcome!
Hi Greg & Jenny, Thank you for your amazing videos on the game i love most. You have made many videos on how to play and get better as a player. Can you share some insights into the mental aspect of the game? This request comes from my own recent experience. I have been making consistent progress since i moved to france few months ago with regular practice, playing in tournaments and also your awesome technical videos, a few weeks ago i was in a very good position when i play the singles or a doubles match to watch the shuttle, move and play but suddenly last week it felt like i dont know how to hold the racquet correctly and the game itself feels weird. It seems i react to the shuttle passing the net and not like before where i am playing actively. Is this happened to you before and if you know any ways to get my mojo back?? this reminds me of Spacejam movie... Sorry for the long message, keep up the good work!!!
Hi guys love the idea
very very useful video !
Thank you so much 😃
Pls also make a video about the grip in every kind of shots 🥺 zoom it in the grip and wrist pls
very informative info love from pakistan
Good video and well presented.:-)
Thanks Harry 😀😀
Looking forward to your videos
More to come!
Super.. 🔥🔥🥰
Thanks 😀
Hey cool idea !!
Thanks Daniel!
Could you consider making a simple pdf with the names and difficulty rating of each of these essential shots?
Nice video very useful I’ll have to see how many I can master
Good luck & enjoy 🏸
Hi, could you explain the difference between a push and a net poke, please?
Must be watched many times
superb! :)
Thanks Francis 😀
Just want to ask that could you make a video how to regulate breathing rates during hard rallies coz keeping cool is the key that probably legands of the game lee chong wei and linn dann are best at.
Hi guys please show how to defend flat clear for left handers
best video
Ah thank you so much! :)
I just wanted to ask what grip should you be in singles when the opponent is about to smash and you are in defensive position not knowing is smash is coming to body or forehand or backhand in singles
Awesome
Thanks Victor 😃
Backhand drop is harder than backhand clear for me… always short or into the net
Make sure your using a backhand serve grip
for the drop
and putting your thumb on the angle for clear
@@kimaddenesquash5270 isnt for late backhand only? the bh serve grip
Can you pls give some tips to improve smash and deception
On my last training I had practice over "China jump". It was really difficult to me to perform, I dont know why. It is important the footwork before you are able to produce some of these shots. Especially when the shuttle is landing opposite of your hand hit direction. Please could you show us some examples? Thank u.
A very nice video
Can teach us Lee Zii Jia’s 360 Backhand smash that’s world record ?
Thanks for the suggestion! What is it a world record for?
Fastest backhand smash at 372KM/H at Yonex All England this year
I have learnt the Jump smash the 4 corner footwork the split step and stop drop from your channel which has enhanced my game such that i have become one of the best in my friends circle but still there is one short which i guess i am better than what your shot looks like is the cross court net short my short goes to much sticking to net so much that its deceptive to judge weather the shuttle will reach the opponent or not
I really wanted to ask a question related to badminton which I just couldn’t find answer in the internet it is that what grip should you use in singles in a smash defence because I see pro players use backhand grip when it comes to their body and forehand grip when it comes to their forehand and bankhand grip on back hand side as well so what should be the initial grip you should stand with before knowing where smash is coming .should you have a neutral grip? forehand hand? grip or backhand grip ?just the sec before smash comes .
It’s a reactive shot. Just use any grip that is appropriate. There is no model answer. Badminton is a fast & dynamic game. Master the basic & use it appropriately.
Bro that is what I am asking I want to know what is the basic grip to have when you know a smash is coming and don’t know if it’s going in backhand side or forehand or body I want to be international player and this is my question which my couch can’t even answer so I wanted to ask pro players so I can set my basic correctly form the start in advance way not to just play for joy
Robin Hood you don’t get it. There is no model answer. U play competitive and u don’t understand wats a reactive shot? Even the pro get it wrong at time. U start at Joy level first
@@jimw8615 ok thx I guess
Robin Hood U r welcome. Time to change your couch.
nice video
Wished it came 2 days ago i might have won the tournament
Please can you people upload videos on deceptive shorts . Thank youuuu
What is a stick smash?
When is it reasonable to play the late forehand and late backhand? Some examples, please.
Thanks for the good content and playing with the right hand 😊. Helps a lot 🏸👍
Variation does increase the fun of playing, I wouldn't love this sport so much if it was for this aspect.
Wait wait wait
Weren't u left handers???
We are! We just thought people would appreciate right handed demonstrations as over 90% of you are right handed 😀
@@BadmintonInsight Appreciated ❤️
I m right handed too😘
Weirdly I find stick smashes easier than regular smashes. I think I have the power in my wrist, arm and shoulder to do either, I just tend to throw myself off balance when I get my body involved. I'm guessing its partly my footwork speed but sometimes even when I'm in position in time I still lose myself a point failing to recover after my smash is returned, usually getting no more power than I would have if I did a stick smash. The only thing that I get more power out of is a jump smash. Any ideas?
What's the difference between a smash and a stick smash ?