if you want a date on this, it appears to have been 2022. the indonesian player is Iqbal Aji Tri PAMUNGKAS, playing at a venue where he is now apparently a resident coach. interesting to see antonsen putting in real work at an exhibition match at a humble venue in, of all places, long island, new york, which until not long ago had no exclusive badminton venue at all. for those of you who dont know, there has historically been extremely little badminton or club venues on the east coast of the US, but asian-americans and others have helped build things up a little. this kind of filming, which amateurs do much better than BWF because amateurs dont have the fancy equipment to screw it up, really shows the athleticism and skill of the game. you see antonsen's smooth, intense muscularity, how he responds to stress, and how he pounces on openings. to film this way, you have to give up on the obsession with having a view of the entire court and accept the reality that a camera cannot do that well. so, you bring the cam down to shoulder height and find an angle that maximizes action while minimizing loss of the near corner. BWF could have a camera devoted to the near corner and show a replay if you wanted to see something there. if you cant be courtside, this is the way to watch the sport, nothing fancy, just 60fps high res right in on the action
In BWF camera, we never really know if the shots are good or bad. Top view camera is best for mainly 2-dimension sport like tennis. In badminton, eye-level camera is the best!!
They could use camera at low height and good angles on both the sides of the court recording a seperate video for both the players,it may sound ridiculous but we will get to enjoy the game from both the players's perspective.
Both of them play really good, national player I'm sure. Both look fast as hell from this angle, now imagine what Lin Dan and LCW would look like from this angle
if you want a date on this, it appears to have been 2022. the indonesian player is Iqbal Aji Tri PAMUNGKAS, playing at a venue where he is now apparently a resident coach. interesting to see antonsen putting in real work at an exhibition match at a humble venue in, of all places, long island, new york, which until not long ago had no exclusive badminton venue at all. for those of you who dont know, there has historically been extremely little badminton or club venues on the east coast of the US, but asian-americans and others have helped build things up a little. this kind of filming, which amateurs do much better than BWF because amateurs dont have the fancy equipment to screw it up, really shows the athleticism and skill of the game. you see antonsen's smooth, intense muscularity, how he responds to stress, and how he pounces on openings. to film this way, you have to give up on the obsession with having a view of the entire court and accept the reality that a camera cannot do that well. so, you bring the cam down to shoulder height and find an angle that maximizes action while minimizing loss of the near corner. BWF could have a camera devoted to the near corner and show a replay if you wanted to see something there. if you cant be courtside, this is the way to watch the sport, nothing fancy, just 60fps high res right in on the action
In BWF camera, we never really know if the shots are good or bad. Top view camera is best for mainly 2-dimension sport like tennis. In badminton, eye-level camera is the best!!
They could use camera at low height and good angles on both the sides of the court recording a seperate video for both the players,it may sound ridiculous but we will get to enjoy the game from both the players's perspective.
lol long islands had a venue for over 20 years now
0:28 he prepare for lifts so well, not like most other pros who will always be more ready to play a net kill shot
The guy in blue plays quite calmy and confidently
The blue one or the bluer one?
@@danielazhar7 The NOT Antonsen one lol
wow they make it look so easy ! such crisp shots !
Love the title😂
Thanks 🙏
Both of them play really good, national player I'm sure. Both look fast as hell from this angle, now imagine what Lin Dan and LCW would look like from this angle
That's Anders Antonsen, current No2 in the world.
No 3 for now, No 2 is LZJ
@@Max_Alive right, silly me i couldn't recognise him.
@@Max_Alive I didn't realise it was him at first, so I was like daaaamn, this guy's been PRACTICING 👀🤯😵.
Then I saw his name on his back 🙈
The blue guy. Who that guy ? He very calmly and good footwork actually
Ryan Wu
that is Aji from LIBC he was former indonesian national team for men’s singles
@@thestressedcuber noooo he's another dude
he is batman
Anders Antonsen from Denmark, currently world's no 3
This was a box game. Can't hit tight net shots. Awesome control! 👍
amazing good job😍
Who is he with the long hair!?
Thor but he quit Avengers for Badminton.
Anders Antonsen from Denmark
@@thestressedcuber okay 👍🏻
@@adrianwong69 thanks mate!🙏🏻
current world top3 player
Nice
The title thou
0:11
為什麼他們殺球跟反拍都那麼有力⋯⋯
I like Antonsens racquet
Auraspeed 90k
Blue guys is top player definitely, probably top 20 world.
nahh not topo 20 of the world maybe top 20 of juniors
Haha lol ...tall guy he's name is Andres antonsen World no.1
I've just realized how much the audience looks like NPC's
Guess who is tired of thinking about video titles
He is the stiffest badminton player in bwf
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