Thank you for the kind words. Really give me the encouragement to keep making more :) I love badminton and love sharing what I know, which is not alot :).
Though I consider myself as intermediate player, this tip helped me remind to have a more relaxed grip...my power, efficiency and accuracy improved immediately. Thanks :).
Wow. The way you teach and speak is so great. The closest word I have to describe it is comforting? A few other people we've learned badminton from speak in a very harsh way, but your voice and the intentional kindness in your approach makes learning more about badminton feel enjoyable and safe! Also DAMN THREW ONE OF YOUR DAUGHTERS OUT ON THE STREET SNITCHING ON HER BADMINTON GRIP LMAO. But 10/10 video, genuinely we will be watching more from you!!!!
Awwwww, Thank you for the kind words. LOL about my daughter. I guess I was trying to let everyone know that it is a long journey to master badminton. My kids are no exception and I want everyone to realise that we all need train all the time in order to master these fundamental skills. Thank you once again for your kind comment.
terrific tips for a loose grip. thanks. i generally have a very loose grip where I sometimes hold the grip only by the index thumb and middle finger and then squeeze at the last moment. have been playing for 7 to 8 years this way. has not created any trouble for me. Have tried to hold lightly with all my fingers . control , defense and deception have increased than before.
It is amazing you have developed your own grip and it works for you! It took me a long time before I realised the power of a soft grip. For an old body like mine, it really helps to relax and slow the game down.
At 06:36 you show the finger squeeze and chop movement, but what's not so clear is how you transition that to the punch. Earlier in the vid you show the full swing but too quick to properly see what is happening. Would you mind explaining the wrist/forearm movements that occur when finger squeezing in the chop and bringing the racket square to the punch? Fantastic tutorial anyway, thanks again
I will do a video, hopefully tomorrow and upload next week, about squaring up the racket and do the Punch action. This is why the V grip is so difficult and requires constant coaching before getting it right.
Hi Teach, I have played for more than a year and realized that I don't relax my palm and finger proplerly. In one game previous week I accidentally relax my hand enough to feel easy to do the clear without any vibration. One question, it's clear that you should relax and do the shape, but do you let it touches your upper palm place like near the fingers or it only focus on the 3 fingers. Thanks in advance.
@@badminton4kids Thanks to this video, I could smash properly everytime and without wasting energy as well. That's incredible feeling. Happy new year to your Teach!
Very old racket. The Yonex Duora 10. I normally play with Exbolt 65 strings, and to save money i normally play with 23lbs tension. This way, the string would last me 2-3 months even with all the smashes that I do :) I save the money for the kids
Love the way you teach! So calm and you break it down very nicely.
Thank you for the kind words. Really give me the encouragement to keep making more :) I love badminton and love sharing what I know, which is not alot :).
Though I consider myself as intermediate player, this tip helped me remind to have a more relaxed grip...my power, efficiency and accuracy improved immediately. Thanks :).
You will be surprised how many advanced players have super tight grip.
Wow. The way you teach and speak is so great. The closest word I have to describe it is comforting? A few other people we've learned badminton from speak in a very harsh way, but your voice and the intentional kindness in your approach makes learning more about badminton feel enjoyable and safe!
Also DAMN THREW ONE OF YOUR DAUGHTERS OUT ON THE STREET SNITCHING ON HER BADMINTON GRIP LMAO. But 10/10 video, genuinely we will be watching more from you!!!!
Awwwww, Thank you for the kind words. LOL about my daughter. I guess I was trying to let everyone know that it is a long journey to master badminton. My kids are no exception and I want everyone to realise that we all need train all the time in order to master these fundamental skills. Thank you once again for your kind comment.
terrific tips for a loose grip. thanks. i generally have a very loose grip where I sometimes hold the grip only by the index thumb and middle finger and then squeeze at the last moment. have been playing for 7 to 8 years this way. has not created any trouble for me. Have tried to hold lightly with all my fingers . control , defense and deception have increased than before.
It is amazing you have developed your own grip and it works for you! It took me a long time before I realised the power of a soft grip. For an old body like mine, it really helps to relax and slow the game down.
Explained really well and well suited for a non-kid audience so your channel name might be missing out on a larger audience ! Keep it up.
Hehe badminton 4 all
Amazing vid and tutorial, the details are great
Glad you liked it. lots of videos to make tomorrow, so I am super excited.
Very nice presentation!
Sending this onwards immediately, so much to gain from continually working to improve hand skills
Keep it up :)
Thank you! Will do!
Excellent
Glad you liked it!
i just realized that my grip is tighter than my strings 🤣
Haha I know what you mean. Your muscles must be so sore
Good advice there 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
At 06:36 you show the finger squeeze and chop movement, but what's not so clear is how you transition that to the punch. Earlier in the vid you show the full swing but too quick to properly see what is happening. Would you mind explaining the wrist/forearm movements that occur when finger squeezing in the chop and bringing the racket square to the punch?
Fantastic tutorial anyway, thanks again
I will do a video, hopefully tomorrow and upload next week, about squaring up the racket and do the Punch action. This is why the V grip is so difficult and requires constant coaching before getting it right.
@@badminton4kids thanks coach :)
Hi Teach, I have played for more than a year and realized that I don't relax my palm and finger proplerly. In one game previous week I accidentally relax my hand enough to feel easy to do the clear without any vibration. One question, it's clear that you should relax and do the shape, but do you let it touches your upper palm place like near the fingers or it only focus on the 3 fingers. Thanks in advance.
I tend to let my racket hangs in my fingers as much as i can. but as long as its soft and relaxing grip, its a good thing.
@badminton4kids thanks Teach
@@badminton4kids Thanks to this video, I could smash properly everytime and without wasting energy as well. That's incredible feeling. Happy new year to your Teach!
Yay!!!! I am soooo glad
Nice lesson. What type of this racket and grip ?
Very old racket. The Yonex Duora 10. I normally play with Exbolt 65 strings, and to save money i normally play with 23lbs tension. This way, the string would last me 2-3 months even with all the smashes that I do :) I save the money for the kids
@@badminton4kids 23 lbs is not bad. What brand & type of that purple overgrip ?
@@ikrarputra8977just a typical yonex overgrap. Nothing special about it except for the lovely pastel purple :)
Nevermind kids, us adults could learn a thing or two from you ;)
hehe small kids and big kids. I think there is a kid inside all of us :)