dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother for the last few months xD
Hey dude...... what an awesome video. It deserves to be shared a million times. Thanks for sharing, may the universe give back to many like you deserve.... Greetings from South Africa.....
I know its been said before, but I really enjoy watching your videos because you are very genuine and understand your faults but aren't afraid to admit to them. I find this is very helpful because many of us also make these mistakes, and we can learn from them. There aren't a lot of up-to-date instructional videos nowadays about badminton techniques, footwork, shots, etc. so it's great to have access to your videos. Your content is very refreshing because you are genuinely here to receive/give feedback on everything badminton. Keep it up man, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Thanks for your kind words!! I’m definitely trying to talk about badminton through the way I see it, and I try to be self aware, as I know I’m not perfect and still have a lot to work on. Thanks for your support!
You will be liked man. Your personality differs from others who say "like me" even before they give value. These tips are ground level Chinese that Lin Dan must have had since he was younger which helped him to be a great champion. Good stuff. Watching from Melbourne Australia
These are very cool thoughts! I think some of us do some of the points unconsciously but having it clearly stated made me reflect upon my game and hopefully will result in a higher level of playing in the future! Thank again dude, much love from Canada :)
u and ur video is fabulous! genuine talk and pleasing way of approach is to be appreciated! keep up the great work and eager to watch more of such informative videos, cheers!
I just subscribed to your channel, gladly! Love your earnestness and honesty. And the fact that 'you're what you're not without badminton'. I love the game too, and I watch a lot of UA-cam videos to improve my game. Look forward to more videos from you. All the best! :)
This might be the best badminton related video ive ever seen. I want to see more of these videos in UA-cam! To cope that most people dont have such great trainers. Subscription and greetings from Germany! Thanks :)
Bro I litterally watched only 30 seconds, but I'm already subscribing: I can feel that what you're gonna talk about applies to me, a player that has started 9 months ago, thriving to be the best me Keep uploading these kind of stuff man, good job!
Bro I learnt a lot about footwork and improving my game , now I guess I have improved a lot from earlier . Can you make a video on best placement shots for single players ? Its very easy to understand the facts that you discuss and its very sensible . Thank you man!!
Great Video Brother. You are really more sincere in Badminton and its really you are taking more initiative to take to learn about Badminton as an experimental basis and sharing your thoughts to help all over the Badminton players. God Bless You.
Be careful with landing on the outside of the heel as it carries a risk of injury from slipping. If you follow up landing on your toes with high momentum, you can fracture bones or damage tissues in the ankle
I am interested about the bringing in the elbow cross stroke. Is it after you made the stroke or is it a part of the stroke preparation? Thanks! Really liked your video!
Hi! I have played badminton for 2 years without a coach, and people always say my footwork is heavy. Any chance that you can explain what low gravity centre is? How to achieve it? Thank you for sharing what you've learnt and understanding that getting a coach is pricey. Hope to see more badminton content from you.
Heal and toe. U said always heal then toe. But in bach court during china jump or twist jump or whatsoever, i saw everyone fall down on toes not heal then toe. I think in front court heal then toe. While in back Court toe then heal? I am correct of wrong?
When you hit a cross shot and bring your elbow inward, it naturally brings the bird more towards the side/crosscourt. This is as opposed to just changing the angle of the racket to slice it. Honestly, it’s pretty hard to describe with words
I like the numbering part at 6:396:58. I think it can be made easier to remember by using L/R to denote left and right feet. E.g. for the Li Mao Step: L, L, R.
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I like the way he talks. Humble, Genuine, and sincere 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nicholas Neo ya he is so humble
dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all of the new movies on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother for the last few months xD
@Griffin Cody yea, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :D
You come off so genuine. Just a casual browser but you have my support. Good stuff. Keep it up!
Thanks for your kind words!!
Hey dude...... what an awesome video. It deserves to be shared a million times. Thanks for sharing, may the universe give back to many like you deserve.... Greetings from South Africa.....
I know its been said before, but I really enjoy watching your videos because you are very genuine and understand your faults but aren't afraid to admit to them. I find this is very helpful because many of us also make these mistakes, and we can learn from them. There aren't a lot of up-to-date instructional videos nowadays about badminton techniques, footwork, shots, etc. so it's great to have access to your videos. Your content is very refreshing because you are genuinely here to receive/give feedback on everything badminton. Keep it up man, and I look forward to watching more of your videos!
Thanks for your kind words!! I’m definitely trying to talk about badminton through the way I see it, and I try to be self aware, as I know I’m not perfect and still have a lot to work on. Thanks for your support!
@@BadmintonwithJeffrey Yeah of course! Just like you, I'm trying to work on my game, technique, footwork, etc.
Very good video, nicely edited having the samples from the professionals. Nicely talked and described. Very good!
You will be liked man. Your personality differs from others who say "like me" even before they give value. These tips are ground level Chinese that Lin Dan must have had since he was younger which helped him to be a great champion. Good stuff. Watching from Melbourne Australia
This channel's gonna blow up if the content keeps it up like this. Nice work
Very good sharing. First time I heard of Li Mao step and step on outside step 👍🏻👍🏻
Extremely informative video dude, plz keep posting more of such informative videos in the future
Thanks for sharing dude. Look forward to more.
Honest Person On Internet !
Thank you for sharing key lessons from your training in China. Great, helpful content!
Thank you for your support Collen :)
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These are very cool thoughts! I think some of us do some of the points unconsciously but having it clearly stated made me reflect upon my game and hopefully will result in a higher level of playing in the future! Thank again dude, much love from Canada :)
Yeah. The LM step haha
u and ur video is fabulous! genuine talk and pleasing way of approach is to be appreciated! keep up the great work and eager to watch more of such informative videos, cheers!
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing what you learned.
I just subscribed to your channel, gladly! Love your earnestness and honesty. And the fact that 'you're what you're not without badminton'. I love the game too, and I watch a lot of UA-cam videos to improve my game. Look forward to more videos from you. All the best! :)
Thanks for your thoughtful words and support :) I’ll try to keep making videos that you enjoy watching!
This might be the best badminton related video ive ever seen. I want to see more of these videos in UA-cam! To cope that most people dont have such great trainers.
Subscription and greetings from Germany!
Thanks :)
I recorded some more training videos when I went to Beijing last month, so look forward to seeing those videos next :)
Very very good video. Thanks for sharing. The last thing you said in the video is highly noble.
Bro I litterally watched only 30 seconds, but I'm already subscribing: I can feel that what you're gonna talk about applies to me, a player that has started 9 months ago, thriving to be the best me
Keep uploading these kind of stuff man, good job!
Bro I learnt a lot about footwork and improving my game , now I guess I have improved a lot from earlier . Can you make a video on best placement shots for single players ? Its very easy to understand the facts that you discuss and its very sensible . Thank you man!!
Yes, it definitely is helpful, to bring your attention to such details, Thanks :)
Found this video by chance. Good information . You have a likeable personality. Keep it up . Subscribed
Nice to see ppl still using the vt80. A classic and personal fav
I have 3 😂 hopefully they last for a few more years
@@BadmintonwithJeffrey i have 3 too! lol
This is what I like 6:37 Li Mao Step. Save 1 step. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you sir, very educational for me.
Your videos made good sense.nice job Keep uploading👍
Great content and editing. Thanks for sharing ~
All 5 are very good tips! I have learnt a lot from this video... :)
Great Video Brother. You are really more sincere in Badminton and its really you are taking more initiative to take to learn about Badminton as an experimental basis and sharing your thoughts to help all over the Badminton players. God Bless You.
I taught my cat the Li Mao step. He been beatin me to the food bowl all day!
great video, learned a lot. thanks for sharing 🙏
Thanks man, it’s a big help, really appreciate
watched 2 videos so far. It's cool tips with clear delivery. sub!
Thanks for sharing your learnings, lots of good wishes.
Nice video keep it up. Really an informative video
Really nice video and well spoken.
Very nice self analysis!
You come across as a very nice young man.Keep up the good information. I'll be watching the video on Bamington technique
Cool vid - appreciate the example videos when explaining
Your content is much more worth and useful than poison cobra, keep up the good work
Dont do that...thats rude...improving and entertaining are not the same...
Very good vid.Thx for the tips
This was pretty helpful!
Good video. Very informative and interesting.
Very informative video. Thank you
Another super thoughtful video!👍👍
Great video, many thanks!
Thanks! Let me know if there’s anything you want me to make a video for :)
@@BadmintonwithJeffrey maybe going to the net, backhand side, leading with racket foot vs non
Li Mao step baby!
great video, thanks mate
Great information
thank you for sharing bro
Very helpful.Thank You So Much
Really helpful thnx and I check Ur channel
Great stuff!!! How come I'm only watching this now?!
By the way, I'm not sure I fully understood #3 Bring elbow in on cross drops/smashes.
You just got another sub ur vids are interesting
Keep on posting man
Really helpful bro, I subscribed and thanks lots for the video:):):)
Really nice
and helpful
Excelente trabajo amigo....me gustaria que subieras analisis de videos de los juegos de kento momota....gracias..continua así
Great video man your channel is so underated
Share us more techniques and training vdos
Great video content!
This is fantastic. Great explanations of technique and why it helps you. Well done and thank you.
Inspired
内容相当好 感谢！
哈哈哈 谢谢!!
Awesome video keep it up 👏👏👌👌👏
Keep Posting vedios more often and increase you sub.. all the best coach....
Love it bro
Be careful with landing on the outside of the heel as it carries a risk of injury from slipping.
If you follow up landing on your toes with high momentum, you can fracture bones or damage tissues in the ankle
You are awesome God bless you and your channel
Superb!!!
I want to have footwork like yours it's so smooth! you seem so humble btw
Thanks!! I honestly have a lot to work on, my footwork can be a lot more smoother!!
I am interested about the bringing in the elbow cross stroke. Is it after you made the stroke or is it a part of the stroke preparation? Thanks! Really liked your video!
It’s during the stroke!
The hop movement helped me ✌️ thansk a lot :-)))
👍👍👍 informative bro..
You can find him teaching this step on youtube actually I can try and find the video if you want
Good video...u have done a lot more research... which is awesome
Hi!
I have played badminton for 2 years without a coach, and people always say my footwork is heavy. Any chance that you can explain what low gravity centre is? How to achieve it?
Thank you for sharing what you've learnt and understanding that getting a coach is pricey.
Hope to see more badminton content from you.
you can checkout Swift Badminton, some of their videos are very informative
Heal and toe.
U said always heal then toe.
But in bach court during china jump or twist jump or whatsoever, i saw everyone fall down on toes not heal then toe. I think in front court heal then toe. While in back Court toe then heal? I am correct of wrong?
Thank you
Amazing. Your footwork and form is really good too. May I ask where in china you were and how much was for the coaching?
It was in Beijing, and 300 RMB an hour :) thanks haha! I think my form and footwork can still improve though
Badminton with Jeffrey would you mind to share this coach contact no. ? I am going back to Beijing Christmas time and can I book him as well? Thanks
Thank you so much!!! 😊
thanks
thank u for the info
Very useful bro ✌️
Hey, what happened? Please upload more videos. Please don't wuit UA-cam, I love your channel
really find it helpful.. thanks!
subscribed done. :)
Thanks for your support!!
Very nice
Dude. Thanks for the info... Just want to ask about the cross shot with the elbow going inwards. How is that exactly?
When you hit a cross shot and bring your elbow inward, it naturally brings the bird more towards the side/crosscourt. This is as opposed to just changing the angle of the racket to slice it. Honestly, it’s pretty hard to describe with words
Awsome video! How much did the training cost?
300 RMB a day haha
Great
Good going
I like the numbering part at 6:39 6:58. I think it can be made easier to remember by using L/R to denote left and right feet. E.g. for the Li Mao Step: L, L, R.
Ooo interesting, thanks, I'll keep that in mind for the future :)
Exactly! That's basically how i train footwork
#2 both can be useful
I learned one technique i.e BE LIKE WATER MY FRIEND
advising people to land on the outside of the heal will surely brake some people's heals. You should've said land on back of heal
It's really helpful..
Great video bro trumps up
Good job brother . Thanks. Save us broke guys some bucks and motel stays
Low centre of gravity makes sense.
nice 👍