How To Return a Smash - Badminton Tips

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  • Опубліковано 25 січ 2025

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  • @derockn00
    @derockn00 8 років тому +45

    1. feet need to be wider apart
    2. knees need to be bent a little more
    3. lean forward slightly
    4. keep the racket head at throat level while keeping the hand at armpit level
    5. maintain a neutral trip that allows for backhand and forehand shots
    6. tap the bird, do not swing.
    7. refrain from intentionally moving your upper arm… in other words lead with your forearm and wrist

    • @llamudos9809
      @llamudos9809 8 років тому +1

      derockn00
      Totally agree!!! (you have a great understanding of the return)
      BTW leaning forward if you are keen on taking the shuttle early else neutral posture in the upper body (i personally lean forward)
      Relaxed grip up until point of contact with shuttle.
      Whip like action on the tap backhand return (do not swing)
      Fluid movement from legs up (don't be stationary before and after the return as you will snatch shots rather the play them)
      Very valid point made about keeping the racket up. So many fail this and keep racket low (which reduces reaction time)

    • @Gasbap
      @Gasbap 7 років тому +1

      You should do a video, can't be worse than this 😜

  • @TheRJS98
    @TheRJS98 8 років тому +32

    Damn his ACCENT IS amazing

  • @karimbenz3417
    @karimbenz3417 11 років тому +1

    it depends on the smash. if the smash is flat u use to block it but when the smash is deep to the centre court u need to lift it higher to the base line. wrist power are important.

  • @Rizalreez
    @Rizalreez 8 років тому +63

    For a tutorial video, there were too many failed blocks..
    And the smash was weak..

    • @poisson12376
      @poisson12376 8 років тому +4

      I know these guys personally, Sean and Julio are way better than they were on the video. No, idea what went wrong. Sean started training really early, regular club players won't even reach that level.

    • @TheRJS98
      @TheRJS98 8 років тому +1

      Gameday Schameday Can you do better? I'm pretty sure it was for 'video' purposes

    • @Rizalreez
      @Rizalreez 8 років тому +8

      RJS98 I don't go around recording stuff and upload it on UA-cam claiming it to be a 'tutorial' now, do I? Just shut up next time and save yourself from looking stupid with that idiotic reply. You can clearly see the smash was weak and failed attempts on blocking the smash. Am I suppose to say, ' well done boys..you guys smash way better than Lee Chong Wei and Lin Dan. You guys are great.' No. Because I am not a keyboard warrior with a stupid comeback like you.

    • @TheRJS98
      @TheRJS98 8 років тому +4

      Gameday Schameday Hi there mate, I think you're being a bit of a bitch right now. I don't think you understood what I meant. What I'm trying to say is that he probably smashed it slow so the other guy could return it. P.S. I use an IPad, no keyboard ;)

  • @larrydonguy
    @larrydonguy 10 років тому +1

    Well, ol' Julio managed to get three of the five rather tepid smashes back over the net using the instructor's technique. I guess that they had already decided that they weren't going to do more than one take on the filming.

  • @anupam3041994
    @anupam3041994 12 років тому

    thanxxxx...........it helped me a lot......thanxxx for upload.......keep helping by uploading such videos....

  • @saramysakmavel2617
    @saramysakmavel2617 9 років тому

    oh yes i didnt think this all of my opponents hit a smash when they get the chance you gave me a nice tip coach thank you

  • @balsonnaoshekpam5680
    @balsonnaoshekpam5680 4 роки тому

    Sir how to keep the foot in serving.
    Is it necessary to keep the racket foot always in front while serving?

  • @TheTurbulentseas
    @TheTurbulentseas 11 років тому

    its all just about your reflex and your experience on the match and good technic of course.

  • @NorthwoodBC
    @NorthwoodBC 11 років тому

    Thanks for the tutorial Dave, is it best to smash at the 30 degrees that the backhand cannot get too??

  • @mr.coconut2310
    @mr.coconut2310 6 років тому +6

    Whose barber shop have they converted into a badmminton court?

  • @wannabeFaZE1
    @wannabeFaZE1 11 років тому +29

    half went in the net. but I get the general idea! :)

  • @Teknikalety
    @Teknikalety 8 років тому +118

    damn so this is how america loses at badminton

    • @TheRJS98
      @TheRJS98 8 років тому +5

      Ryan Kho America is never in the Olympics lol

    • @sunnychan2436
      @sunnychan2436 7 років тому

  • @CitrusMenace
    @CitrusMenace 11 років тому

    but if you just block the smash may not be as powerful as it could be and it might not reach over the net?

  • @totalChris
    @totalChris 11 років тому

    well, this may be useful in singles and certain times in doubles. But most of the time in doubles, which is when you would see most smashes, one of your opponents will be standing in front of the net to kill your block.

    • @techsport1
      @techsport1 2 роки тому

      its because your block isnt far back enough to the baseline

  • @josephlpm5945
    @josephlpm5945 8 років тому +6

    he kinda sounds like morgan freeman, great vid sensei

    • @mr.coconut2310
      @mr.coconut2310 6 років тому

      bro I was gon say that, y u stealing the good comments?

  • @simpletn
    @simpletn 9 років тому +2

    Totally Helped me when playing Badminton with my classmates

  • @viryantowijaya9973
    @viryantowijaya9973 6 років тому

    you dont return smash to net if you playing double, cuz if there's a little mistake you would get net smash from opponent at front net.
    unless the opponent on defense mode. but i got the idea what you trying imply.
    you return the opponet smash by using shuttlecock momentum, right? so you dont need full lift, just need a little tap.

  • @jeffery021
    @jeffery021 7 років тому

    What if the tension of the racket is not high, don't you need to swing?

    • @viryantowijaya9973
      @viryantowijaya9973 6 років тому

      nah the high your tension racket the more you need swing, cuz the idea of rackert string its like catapult,,,

  • @kailasm
    @kailasm 5 років тому

    You said by mistake but true that it covers only 330 degrees! If you have decided to defend only with backhand anyway, why bother holding racket with neutral grip.

  • @anupam3041994
    @anupam3041994 12 років тому

    thanxxxx........it helped me a lot.......

  • @tbcapollo8118
    @tbcapollo8118 9 років тому

    Great video

  • @pranjalicious1
    @pranjalicious1 11 років тому

    Good advice.

  • @causalyoutuber6632
    @causalyoutuber6632 8 років тому

    Those weren't really smashes. My classmates smash so fast that you can't even see the shuttle. How do you block that?

    • @guruzart9106
      @guruzart9106 8 років тому

      Unagi 😀👈🏻

    • @j_relds.2446
      @j_relds.2446 8 років тому

      like my friend..he smash so fast..if you playing in single you should go to the middle and wait for his smash then try to save with diving if he gives far from you.and if you can block his smash dont give at the back just give him at infront and give a drop

    • @velusara6306
      @velusara6306 8 років тому

      mine to this tech ique wont work they smash so fast u cant even see it till its behind u

    • @PantsuMaster
      @PantsuMaster 8 років тому

      It's really just practice. No matter how fast someone smashes, in the end, you're only intercepting the smash, which is why you will and are supposed to be faster. If you are slower, it just means you need more practice.

  • @j_relds.2446
    @j_relds.2446 8 років тому

    now i just wanna practise my jumping smash if i jump then smash,i give them not powerful cause my jumping smash doesn't strong at all

  • @Stephen-ev6xo
    @Stephen-ev6xo 9 років тому

    very helpful for me thanks

  • @christinahugofoo
    @christinahugofoo 9 років тому +3

    You asked a left handed to show us the defend? How about the right handed one to be fair?

    • @diface7389
      @diface7389 9 років тому +11

      +Christina Chong it is the same.....just do it in the opposite direction

  • @saadzainnn
    @saadzainnn 9 років тому

    Helped a lot

  • @imadebananabread9568
    @imadebananabread9568 7 років тому

    Dave zarco the ultimate bossman

  • @syamsulyudin5310
    @syamsulyudin5310 10 років тому +5

    The trainee ( red tshirt) try to smash his coach..... Hahahahahah

  • @ultraali453
    @ultraali453 7 років тому

    nice voice, thank you for making this video

  • @riansugandi3987
    @riansugandi3987 11 років тому +1

    no, thats not indonesian....if indonesian, it will be the greatest demonstration at all

  • @marioferdinand1372
    @marioferdinand1372 12 років тому

    Thanks for tutorial ,, I can Smash but can't return smash from my friend

  • @jupitanz
    @jupitanz 11 років тому

    Smash not found.

  • @TheVidzgamez73
    @TheVidzgamez73 12 років тому

    Whether the smash is weak or not, if ur doing it on HALFCOURT the technique is the same

  • @celsopuerto
    @celsopuerto 9 років тому

    I hope I can win in the municipal meet

  • @rajesh4uable
    @rajesh4uable 8 років тому

    nice videos

  • @danleybaran1245
    @danleybaran1245 10 років тому +5

    WOW ! So many shuttlecocks ! :)

  • @banglaline3859
    @banglaline3859 6 років тому

    Not good idea. You need to clear the net when returning a smash or else the person at the net in doubles is going to strike back.

  • @quaithe7050
    @quaithe7050 9 років тому

    Wow i did know this but i swing too hard thats why my opponent does continous smash.

  • @bawivelthawng09
    @bawivelthawng09 12 років тому

    really useful.

  • @simonjonathan3359
    @simonjonathan3359 8 років тому +5

    it's not a smash, it's a drop shot

  • @stargazejk
    @stargazejk 8 років тому

    yeah he is good coach

  • @raghavmahjan9760
    @raghavmahjan9760 10 років тому

    Nice

  • @MrRafterPL
    @MrRafterPL 7 років тому

    Smasher plays since two weeks

  • @_Kusa_
    @_Kusa_ 8 років тому

    thanks

  • @norsyazrulimannordin7779
    @norsyazrulimannordin7779 6 років тому

    Who is this man? Never heard of him..

  • @reinalardizabal2276
    @reinalardizabal2276 11 років тому

    thannkss

  • @midhinms2761
    @midhinms2761 9 років тому +2

    they are really poor by skills... many shots hit to the net....

  • @kokotim
    @kokotim 7 років тому

    why this coach looks like Malay ?

  • @izk6461
    @izk6461 8 років тому +1

    The smash is not even wht is compared to others that show no mercy and the defence is too many mistakes

  • @sharukeshgohan23
    @sharukeshgohan23 7 років тому

    The smash speed was poor, and it is not a smash it's drop shot

  • @jillianbillones6737
    @jillianbillones6737 7 років тому +1

    My smash was more strong than the weak boy...

  • @feinessa
    @feinessa 11 років тому

    a piece of cake

  • @dwidarmawan5978
    @dwidarmawan5978 7 років тому

    Are u indonesian?

  • @MOHITSHARMA-ln9ud
    @MOHITSHARMA-ln9ud 11 років тому

    Where is smash

  • @Rosskennard4
    @Rosskennard4 11 років тому

    Smash not drops

  • @imkuldeep
    @imkuldeep 8 років тому

    Bad Video. Dont listen to it.....Just go out in Baddy Court, ask other player to hit smashes and start returning. Practice daily. Nothing else required.

  • @luf4rall
    @luf4rall 8 років тому +2

    that smash technique was horrible

  • @junaidniyaz1751
    @junaidniyaz1751 3 роки тому

    U nearly got hit at the end of this video..

  • @Don123q
    @Don123q 12 років тому

    That's why world renowned doubles players use it all the time right? LOL

  • @chelsey28able
    @chelsey28able 12 років тому

    that's only a wek smash. .if you get into a real court and play with hard opponents. .that tactic would not work

  • @kakhiieportuguez4156
    @kakhiieportuguez4156 11 років тому

    the demmo !!. . are not too,,, good

  • @jinyboi
    @jinyboi 11 років тому

    demo by a left handed wasnt such a good idea...

  • @clasher-cod1301
    @clasher-cod1301 6 років тому

    He smash like a kid there no power so u can just block it

  • @linsana2404
    @linsana2404 11 років тому

    Teach me !!!!!!

  • @pavithravigneshv4510
    @pavithravigneshv4510 6 років тому

    Actually you need to train these two guys first for better videos :-p

  • @jon1dk
    @jon1dk 11 років тому

    Well the coach is mostly right, the demonstration not so good...

  • @graycastle
    @graycastle 12 років тому

    he's left handed

  • @ethoy125
    @ethoy125 11 років тому

    1.40

  • @terra249
    @terra249 11 років тому

    Is that even a smash...???

  • @benarthur3230
    @benarthur3230 11 років тому

    the guy 'blocking' is awful, but good advice nonetheless

  • @sreekanthbalan4681
    @sreekanthbalan4681 11 років тому

    Apoopan kidilam

  • @bhoomikaprabhu9911
    @bhoomikaprabhu9911 10 років тому +1

    i 'm gonna try this if it didnt work,............................................................

  • @EyeLaughEw
    @EyeLaughEw 12 років тому

    aaano right!

  • @atiq8987
    @atiq8987 6 років тому

    i thought he's a malaysian lol

  • @satyanarayana1544
    @satyanarayana1544 12 років тому

    LIKE

  • @pcadencelove1967
    @pcadencelove1967 11 років тому

    the demonstrator is not that good...

  • @zahuko
    @zahuko 12 років тому

    lol his face looks like Malay pak cik XD

  • @beardlydude
    @beardlydude 5 років тому

    Dammit culio

  • @shreyasmaigoor2005
    @shreyasmaigoor2005 6 років тому

    Smashes are very weak,, improve

  • @avtawf
    @avtawf 11 років тому

    The way he says badminton is annoying ...

  • @chrisjv15
    @chrisjv15 11 років тому +1

    Filipino

  • @cyrusboon2842
    @cyrusboon2842 12 років тому

    Americans are bad at badminton, wrong technique lol

  • @143asianboy
    @143asianboy 11 років тому

    Thanks ^_^

  • @midhinms2761
    @midhinms2761 9 років тому +12

    they are really poor by skills... many shots hit to the net....