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Another great guide. I always use the simple phrase when teaching this - It's got to look like your low serve, right up to the moment it's not. As well as the same action and body stance, I tell them not to change where they are looking when doing the flick serve. Eyes focused on the low serve point and relying on the practiced action to flick the shuttle to the correct area.
I love this page, all the videos are so well produced, informative, engaging and even amusing and are just the right length to learn some great tips or advice in bite sized chunks. Awesome job Badminton Insight, thank you and well done.
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I've been trying to do flick serve, but find it difficult to create enough power without a noticeable backswing. Any tips on how to exercise the thumb and fingers to generate more power?
Hi, at the 2nd point Jen shows a racket rotation as a deceptive mechanism, however when I see Greg perform the serve he is not using that, Jen isn't either at 2.12, nor do the other players performing a flick. All of that seems logical als the racket rotation has a bigger chance to result in an error. Would it be possible to replace the racket rotation in the video at 1.02 by a lateral movement? Kind Regards, Erik
Hello Insight, When we play Backhand drop our opponent has two options to return 1.lift.or 2.drop, Few times it happens that we comes in front court to recieve shuttle and opponent lift in back and we lose point. So how to identify when our opponent is going to do Lift or Drop.Please tell
After looking at this video when he servers. The racket is above his hip I thought you could only serve below your hip, not above your hip. Or is he just serving it above his hip to show an example?
When the 1.15m rule came in did you guys change anything e.g. did you specifically practise serving at the new limit? (you're both tall enough that I guess it didn't really make too much difference)
Yeah, BE got a couple of the service height things and we spent quite a bit of time figuring out what height we could go to, whilst still being legal! To be honest I (Jenny) didn’t feel the need to change my serve much as I was comfortable in what I was currently doing and it was working well for me :)
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks for the reply, Jenny! I guess there were some (really short?) players who benefited from the rule change, probably also some players with 'dubious' (*cough* Sukamaljo *cough*) actions who benefited from the removal of the 'racquet facing downwards' rule....anyone for table tennis? 😉
I am currently of 15 years and have trained for 3 years but doing exercises and drills seriously now... Is it too late for me to become a national junior player....plz suggest some tips for improving my game 😀
@@BadmintonInsight yeah....they are just awesome.... Have been doing them on a regular basis 😀 but my weight is 53 kg n i am a girl.... My coach has said to reduce my weight in order to be light on the Court... Please tell me how can I reduce my weight...
have been waiting for the flick serves forever ! I do use this as a variation in my server, but I have mostly been told "Fault" by the opponents :-P I feel like #Kevin then ... I have shot videos to know if it is all legal and got nods from fellow players for it be legit serves..
When you're sitting watching TV, get a squash ball and just keep doing squeezes to build up your finger strength. Also note that at the point you apply the finger power there's also a tiny (really tiny) of amount of forearm rotation.
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Another amazing tutorial.... Thanks Greg and Jenny!!
Done!
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Ah thank you so much 😊
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This channel is probably the best modern badminton channel there is, with updated info and technique to fit current the meta, equipment and strategy.
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Another great guide. I always use the simple phrase when teaching this - It's got to look like your low serve, right up to the moment it's not. As well as the same action and body stance, I tell them not to change where they are looking when doing the flick serve. Eyes focused on the low serve point and relying on the practiced action to flick the shuttle to the correct area.
Exactly, thanks for re-iterating such an important point Dave! 😄
I see where I've not been not as effective as I could have been. I'm leaning back. Great tip and great vid. Cheers guys.
Thank you so much, good luck with it moving forwards 👍🏼
The production on these just keeps getting better - awesome work
Thank you so much Raff! 😄
I love this page, all the videos are so well produced, informative, engaging and even amusing and are just the right length to learn some great tips or advice in bite sized chunks. Awesome job Badminton Insight, thank you and well done.
Thank you very much 😃 We're glad you're enjoying them! If you have any suggestion please do let us know we're always trying to improve and learn!
Great video! Thank you guys for making it so explicit. Love your work!
Thank you very much Tony :)
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This is good. Short , clear with great examples .
This is perfect for my upcoming tournaments. Thank you so much!!!
Welcome! Good luck in the tournaments 🤞🏼
Finally a tutorial for the left hand. Most toturials i found were right-handed.
If at all possible, imho ppl that are enjoying and finding these contents useful really should consider either joining patreon or RUclips membership... just so Badminton Insight can keep producing these great contents for badminton community 🤷
Agreed 🙌🏼
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Great video guys 👏👏 love the tutorials
Thanks so much!
You deserve more recognition
Hello guys! I love your all vedio so, thank you so much to teach us with new and great methods.
Enjoyed a lot guys. Keep it up.
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I love that girl,she is a good coach😍😍😍😍
Haha, thank you so much! 😅
Great tips guys👍
Thanks Martyn! 👍🏼
Beautiful demonstration!
Very informative, it heps a lot for me as a beginner
Glad to hear it! 😄
Very difficult. In my case The shuttle is either intercepted easily by the opponent or it always lands in the mid court 😭
Hello from new member! 😁👌🏼
Ah thank you so much for your support and joining our community! Awesome to have you 😄😊
Love you guys
Thanks 😃
Would love to try this in my next game
Good luck 🔥
0:53 when you say you cant have a bigger back swing, is it a fault or not a good way to serve?
early as usual!
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Love u guys
Thanks 😀🏸
Thank you❤️💕
You’re welcome 😊
Nice vid 👍👍 Can you guys also make a tutorial video on the punch serve??
Do you mean the flat drive serve?
@@BadmintonInsight yess 😅
damn this is freaking great content man, gonna practice that now!!!
Thanks! Good luck :D
I've been trying to do flick serve, but find it difficult to create enough power without a noticeable backswing. Any tips on how to exercise the thumb and fingers to generate more power?
Try to do finger push up like Bruce Lee do
Finally solve it, I find that training your triceps muscle helps with it.
Great video👍👍👍👍..... Pls make video on How To avoid Injuries while playing... 🙏
Thanks Rohan! Have you seen our video here about this topic - ruclips.net/video/V44wSwL0_oU/видео.html
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks 😇
Hi, at the 2nd point Jen shows a racket rotation as a deceptive mechanism, however when I see Greg perform the serve he is not using that, Jen isn't either at 2.12, nor do the other players performing a flick. All of that seems logical als the racket rotation has a bigger chance to result in an error. Would it be possible to replace the racket rotation in the video at 1.02 by a lateral movement? Kind Regards, Erik
Keep working on them skills when you can!! 😀
I tried Deception flick serve . Opponents telling fault 😕😕😕... badminton 🏸 in me .. my coach Jenny 😍😍 in heart 💓
Show them our serve rule video - ruclips.net/video/GE8qjIubAbI/видео.html 😜😜 Thank you!
@@BadmintonInsight ok Jenny 😍😍😍😍
Thanks. Just wanted to be clear whether this is allowed. i.e. twisting racquet in hand while serving
Great video
Thanks for the tutoriol
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are the best
thank i was looking for this video
Glad we could help! :)
Thanks 🙏🏼
Good tutorial thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗
Great video please keep on
Thanks, we'll try! 😄
I changed my google account name but my name was Lin Dan . Hope u remember. One of the initial viewers.
Of course we remember you Lin Dan! 😜 Thanks for your continued support!!
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Hello please reply which nylon shuttlecock are good to play
Is it only effective in doubles? As the receicer player stands much more infront of the line
Is there a tutorial for the high serve in singles please?
Hello Insight,
When we play Backhand drop our opponent has two options to return 1.lift.or 2.drop,
Few times it happens that we comes in front court to recieve shuttle and opponent lift in back and we lose point.
So how to identify when our opponent is going to do Lift or Drop.Please tell
great...👍👍
Thanks 🙂
Goona try this with my partner 😉😉 and annoy him a little bit. Thank you badminton insight❤️❤️
Haha, enjoy!!
Hello coach, please teach us "The Flat Serve" and "How To Return The Flat Serve". Like Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo
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Do you mean like this? 😄 ruclips.net/video/G0hZ7JzSoX0/видео.html
After looking at this video when he servers. The racket is above his hip I thought you could only serve below your hip, not above your hip. Or is he just serving it above his hip to show an example?
Don’t use it too often. Okay noted. How many times should I use it though in a match? My coach mentioned to me that mine is lethal.
Suggestion for next content: stringing a badminton racket with prescribe tension. Good day😊
Good suggestion! 😁
When the 1.15m rule came in did you guys change anything e.g. did you specifically practise serving at the new limit?
(you're both tall enough that I guess it didn't really make too much difference)
Yeah, BE got a couple of the service height things and we spent quite a bit of time figuring out what height we could go to, whilst still being legal!
To be honest I (Jenny) didn’t feel the need to change my serve much as I was comfortable in what I was currently doing and it was working well for me :)
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks for the reply, Jenny!
I guess there were some (really short?) players who benefited from the rule change, probably also some players with 'dubious' (*cough* Sukamaljo *cough*) actions who benefited from the removal of the 'racquet facing downwards' rule....anyone for table tennis? 😉
What to do when u are flicked? Smash or clear? and stand further back if fooled?
Nice of this
Thanks!
I am currently of 15 years and have trained for 3 years but doing exercises and drills seriously now... Is it too late for me to become a national junior player....plz suggest some tips for improving my game 😀
No definitely not too late, keep up the good work! 👊🏼 have you checked out any of our training videos - multifeed or half court routines?
@@BadmintonInsight yeah....they are just awesome.... Have been doing them on a regular basis 😀 but my weight is 53 kg n i am a girl.... My coach has said to reduce my weight in order to be light on the Court... Please tell me how can I reduce my weight...
have been waiting for the flick serves forever ! I do use this as a variation in my server, but I have mostly been told "Fault" by the opponents :-P I feel like #Kevin then ... I have shot videos to know if it is all legal and got nods from fellow players for it be legit serves..
Haha, that usually means that people are annoyed you are deceiving them with your serve 🤣 keep up the good work!
@@BadmintonInsight oh you bet ! definitely annoyed opponents - i have DM'd you the video i recorded - on your instagram handle. You may have a look.
Niceeeeee 👍
Thank you!
Now i need to know how to do a flick server
Guys , um how do you generate so much power from just your fingers ?
I try the flick and get killed most times or I compensate by using my wrist
When you're sitting watching TV, get a squash ball and just keep doing squeezes to build up your finger strength.
Also note that at the point you apply the finger power there's also a tiny (really tiny) of amount of forearm rotation.
Jen: "we'd recommend only using this serve a couple of times in a match"
Me: laughs in gabby adcock
Kidding lol! Love this tutorial and all the rest of the vids. Subbed!!
Bro can you make a video on forehand flick serve
Thanks for the suggestion :)
@@BadmintonInsight So what you decide
Who is the fav player of you both? And looks so cute 😍
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Just Stay in the middle so that you can reach whatever the serve is.
But then you're not as aggressive onto the low serve! 😄
Jenny, you got taxid mate, wazooooooooooah
😂 Sure did...
That's my serve😅
Guys can i trust an apacs company racquet
And im first too 😉
Yeah we know a few people who have used Apacs! And thanks for the support 🔥
Thanks alot guys,ur backhand video made my backhand alot better than ever before
Awesome to hear!!
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Linus?
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Nice work 😄👍🏼
Don’t overuse it. Tell that to Gabby Adcock! 🤔
Not any more, she's retired 😂
@@BadmintonInsight true true! 😘
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Nice one
Hey GREG please check your instagram dm🤘🔥
Checking now 😅
Make low serves during the whole match and then in the end make a high serve at a crucial point. Definetely you'll deceive your opponent.
Definitely a good time to use it!