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Hello, I subscribed your videos. It’s very helpful. 🏸🏸 But I want to ask, both of you are left hand player , so can you show some video with right hand and foot step. That’s would be great . Thank you so much 👍🏻👍🏻
It took me a while to get used to watching ur left handed videos but I got it now! Keep up the good work . I always smash the Like button first before I watch so I don’t forget . You guys never disappoint
I never comment in your videos. But its been 2 years of watching your tutorials and I can't tell you guys how much it has improved my game in that time. I was a good beginner but with poor footwork, poor technique and horrible stamina. The only thing I had was reading the game so I used to place the shots better which falsely made me think I am an intermediate player. Until I played with real intermediates I realized how bad I was. I learnt footwork exercises and warmup and tons of other things from you. I invested time in practice more than matches and applied those things in low voltage matches. All together I wanna thank you for all your hardwork and teaching me whatever I know today❤
Another fantastic video. Incidentally, I made a late cross court drive from my deep forehand corner yesterday. Our opponents were covering for a straight clear and straight drop. It was so satisfying to hit a winner in such situation 😁
Every time that you make a video you add another skill that I have to improve greatly on 😳 The teaching in this video and in all of your videos are very a good. Clear and simple , thank you for making this😃
Great video, thank you! One thing I've not quite figured out yet is the difference between this as a late 'defensive' shot, and what you often see in singles - where moving towards the back forehand corner in a similar sort of chasse step seems pretty common! As far as I can tell, it's the same footwork, just often less deep and lunge-y, so they're not left way out and trying to recover to the middle... would explain how they make it look effortless 😅
Thank you! :) Squeezing the grip is when you have a loose, relaxed grip and then when you strike the shuttle you tighten your grip to create the power!
I'm green with envy at your control - something that too often eludes me, and I love it when Jenny gets Greg out of position even when it's only a demo'.
Great video, thank for sharing the tips. Help my games alot. Another request from me if allowed. How to do a very very late backhand or forehand shot. I mean you basically running from the front to the back court & hitting it between the leg or at least near your leg. It happen few times when i play double & had to carry my beginner friend. Kinda like single vs double as my parner would freeze alot & not to mention bad return from him.
Thank you! We use Victor equipment, and would highly recommend www.trmesports.com - you can also get 10% off everything on this shop using the discount code "BADMINTON INSIGHT" at checkout! 🔥
Awesome video! Quick question, at what point do you squeeze your grip when doing the late forehand clear? Do you squeeze upon impact or way before striking the shuttle? Hopefully you guys can answer.
Your videos have always been good but I feel like that lately you've gone the extra mile with videos' content quality. These videos are really helpful and the content quality is amazing!
Thanks for the comment! They are hard to be used as deception because you are late however the last minute cross court shot can always work quite nicely! 😀
I need some tips on late "overhead" shots . Many times I was caught by attacking clears that zip past my head and I cannot move "behind" the shuttle to hit regular overhead forehands . In such cases , what are my options .
What exercises do I have to do to develop good core muscles? Usually in situations such as these my core muscles aren't strong enough to allow me to keep my posture and have a hard time recovering back to position.
Hi Alex, have you checkout out our website? We have 12 different core programmes on there which will help you :) www.badminton-insight.com/shop/core-circuits
hi ive been wondering about this forehand clear that I see a lot of pro players doing. It's where they don't have much chest rotation and only really use their arm to clear really relaxed. Like I see Kento Momota do it a lot. I call it the abbreviated or late clear. Just wondering on some tips on how to get a nice relaxed and long clear when you don't ahve much time or space to do a full body overhead swing? Thanks!
Thanks for the comment! Hopefully we explain some points in the video, tips would be to be able to use your forearm and wrist well to create the power!
During singles games most of the time my shots go out of the court when I play clears in that late position. Could it also be the racket stiffness that prevent the control of the angle? I have a flexible shaft. I will film myself to identify the issue, I suspect the elbow not moving properly.
Great video. It's almost important when playing doubles to have your partner duck a bit if you go for the cross court as I'm sure many of us are guilty of having the shuttle meet the back of their heads.
Nice suggestion! Would definitely recommend nutrition and your training load as the first place to look, but we'll dive into this topic more in the future
@@BadmintonInsight i mean, you should add some slow motion in this video and the future videos so we can see the footwork and the action clearly, it's difficult for us to watch the step of footwork with normal speed.
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks for replying. I think I am really using my wrist too much, i think i need to put get power from my shoulders than my wrist itself. It's getting worse at the point where i can't write anymore.
Hope you guys enjoy this tutorial on the Late Forehand! 🏸 Don't forget to subscribe + turn on the notification bell so you don't miss our new videos every Sunday 💥 As always, if you have any questions or comments then please ask below - we try to reply to everyone!
Hello, I subscribed your videos. It’s very helpful. 🏸🏸
But I want to ask, both of you are left hand player , so can you show some video with right hand and foot step.
That’s would be great . Thank you so much 👍🏻👍🏻
@@davy0608 hi @davy yeung
It took me a while to get used to watching ur left handed videos but I got it now! Keep up the good work . I always smash the Like button first before I watch so I don’t forget . You guys never disappoint
I never comment in your videos. But its been 2 years of watching your tutorials and I can't tell you guys how much it has improved my game in that time. I was a good beginner but with poor footwork, poor technique and horrible stamina. The only thing I had was reading the game so I used to place the shots better which falsely made me think I am an intermediate player. Until I played with real intermediates I realized how bad I was. I learnt footwork exercises and warmup and tons of other things from you. I invested time in practice more than matches and applied those things in low voltage matches. All together I wanna thank you for all your hardwork and teaching me whatever I know today❤
Another fantastic video. Incidentally, I made a late cross court drive from my deep forehand corner yesterday. Our opponents were covering for a straight clear and straight drop. It was so satisfying to hit a winner in such situation 😁
Haha very nice!! And thank you for the kind comment 😀
Thank you so much, you look at the concepts that everyone lacks on. Really helped me a lot.
You’re welcome! Glad to help 😀
@@BadmintonInsight Of course! Keep uploading. Waiting for your coming video's. Have a gud day :)
Every time that you make a video you add another skill that I have to improve greatly on 😳
The teaching in this video and in all of your videos are very a good. Clear and simple , thank you for making this😃
Haha, thanks Daniel! 🔥🏸
Great video, thank you! One thing I've not quite figured out yet is the difference between this as a late 'defensive' shot, and what you often see in singles - where moving towards the back forehand corner in a similar sort of chasse step seems pretty common!
As far as I can tell, it's the same footwork, just often less deep and lunge-y, so they're not left way out and trying to recover to the middle... would explain how they make it look effortless 😅
Sorry for the late reply Ben! Yes definitely seems right! Especially when they are not quite as late :)
Thank you for always teaching me
Looking forward to watch you playing in Finland ;)
Thanks for making this video. This will definitely improve my game.👌
BTW nice haircut!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊 And haha, thanks... Not sure I'll be opening a barbers anytime soon!
Thanks for your tips. I’ll be putting into practice on your advice.
You’re welcome! Good luck 😊
Again a great great video from the two of you :-)
A suggestion to a coming video: 'How to avoid to have to play a late forehand or backhand'
Haha that would of course be ideal! Thanks for the kind comment and suggestion Tonny :-)
Thats great. I have a trouble with late cross drops. Will try now as you have suggested.
Thanks! Hope it helps :)
Hi guys, many thanks again for another great tutorial, spot on!
Thanks Roger, glad you enjoyed it 😃
Awesome video from my favorite doubles pair! Thank you for all the tips. I saved this in my RUclips folder to watch it again for refresher
Ah glad you enjoyed it, hope it keeps being useful to you!
Fantastic as always guys!!! So useful :)
Thanks Max! 🔥
@@BadmintonInsight you're welcome!
Great video, helped me a lot.
Awesome to hear! Thanks for watching :)
much needed. thanks guys.
You’re very welcome!!
Happy viewing from Philippines🇵🇭☺️
Thanku I needed this so badly. Love you guys
Woop! Glad we can help you 😊🏸
Thank you once again!
You’re welcome 😀
Gr8 videos!
So glad for your content and I really hope you will continue to put in the effort even when Corona is over.
Thanks for all your time :-)
Thank you so much! And yes we definitely plan to keep continuing our weekly videos every Sunday 😄🏸
Great video.. Great content.. Kudos to you both... Keep going the way you are and help us improving our game
Thank you! We will try 😊
Thanks for the video..... My fav shot.... Pls make video how to use wrist while controlling shots...
You’re welcome! Thanks for the suggestion Rohan!
Definitely i will try this.....🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Good luck and enjoy!
Really helpful and well explained keep going
Thank you! :)
I was looking for this video....thanks
Most welcome 😊
Always great tutorial Keep the spirit..
Thanks 😀
LinDan show many times this skill save him from awfully bad position..
his late forehand crosscourt lob clear is amazing
Agreed 🔥
Another great video! To help out a player in shall we say 'advancing years', can you do a video on The Late Every Shot 🤣
Hahahaa 🤣 not actually a bad idea! ‘How to play when you are not very fast?!
Ah but Dave, with all that experience you know what shot they're going to play and you're already there before they've hit it, right? 😉
As usual very informative and useful piece of video...😁😁😁😁
Thanks! Glad you found it useful 😀
very well explained :) thanks
You're welcome! :D
Another excellent clear video. Thanks again guys - looking forward to practicing when we can get back on court 🙂
Thanks Tom! Hopefully it isn’t too long now 😬😀
Excellent video!
Thank you 😀
Thanks for another great video
Thanks for watching!
Great video. And important.
Thanks for watching!
This is so useful! Thanks
Im looking a tutorial like this.
Very nice 👍
Thank you Mark 😀
Like the practice option nice touch 👍🏿
Thanks 👍 Glad you enjoyed it!
Would think you was right handed lol
Was not active on you tube since two weeks, first thing watched was your videos. 😀
Legend! 😆
Nice tutorial. Love it. Anyone can explain what the squeeze grip means? Thanks
Thank you! :) Squeezing the grip is when you have a loose, relaxed grip and then when you strike the shuttle you tighten your grip to create the power!
@@BadmintonInsight I see, Thanks a lot.
I'm green with envy at your control - something that too often eludes me, and I love it when Jenny gets Greg out of position even when it's only a demo'.
Haha, thanks David!
awesome content guys !!!!
Thanks very very much
You’re welcome!
Thx once again 💞
You're welcome 😊
Thank you!!!
You’re very welcome Steve 😀
Good tutorial, tutor rial, many thanks
Glad we could help!
Great video, thank for sharing the tips. Help my games alot.
Another request from me if allowed.
How to do a very very late backhand or forehand shot. I mean you basically running from the front to the back court & hitting it between the leg or at least near your leg.
It happen few times when i play double & had to carry my beginner friend. Kinda like single vs double as my parner would freeze alot & not to mention bad return from him.
The "Tweener" - like HK Vittinghus against LCW? Okay 😜
Really helpful 🙏
We’re glad! Thanks for the comment 😀
Which badminton shop do you guys go to to get equipment such as more strings ore clothing? If you don’t mind me asking, excellent video btw
Thank you! We use Victor equipment, and would highly recommend www.trmesports.com - you can also get 10% off everything on this shop using the discount code "BADMINTON INSIGHT" at checkout! 🔥
@@BadmintonInsight thank you very much
Awesome video! Quick question, at what point do you squeeze your grip when doing the late forehand clear? Do you squeeze upon impact or way before striking the shuttle? Hopefully you guys can answer.
Upon impact
Nice! I wonder when will you need to hit this shot in doubles?
Thank you 🙏🏻
You’re welcome 😊
Sir many times my smash and lift going out in doubles any tips 😭😭 and your videos make me a better player thanks 👍👍
You’re welcome! Try and hit it less hard? Haha we will do a video on them suggestions soon, thanks for the comment!
@@BadmintonInsight thanks for the reply 😌😌 hope you make a video soon😜😜
always want to learn this ， any suggestions for grip？
cảm ơn ai đã dịch nhé, việc học tập đã dễ hơn
Thank you! 😊😄
Thankyou....
Is the grip same as forehand grip... Or is there any adjustments to be done..??
You’re welcome 😀 Yes it is the same, you may change it slightly to what is comfortable to you in that position!
@@BadmintonInsight okay... Thanks again 😊😊😀
0:20 that was a lot of trust to stand at that position dodging in-coming shuttles
Your videos have always been good but I feel like that lately you've gone the extra mile with videos' content quality. These videos are really helpful and the content quality is amazing!
Thank you very much! We’re glad you think so 😀
I'm here because I got absolutely destroyed by my opponent who was so good at doing these. Need to add this to my arsenal.
I measure my opponents skill by seeing how they handle late backhand. If they can do backhand clear consistently, then they're better than me 😂
Awesome❤🤙👍👌
Thanks 🤗
Hello,
Please tell me Late FOREHAND/BACKHAND can be used as DECEPTION.
Ans thanks for this video.
Thanks for the comment! They are hard to be used as deception because you are late however the last minute cross court shot can always work quite nicely! 😀
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks for Reply
I need some tips on late "overhead" shots . Many times I was caught by attacking clears that zip past my head and I cannot move "behind" the shuttle to hit regular overhead forehands . In such cases , what are my options .
Wow.. nice tips
Thank you! 😀
What exercises do I have to do to develop good core muscles? Usually in situations such as these my core muscles aren't strong enough to allow me to keep my posture and have a hard time recovering back to position.
Hi Alex, have you checkout out our website? We have 12 different core programmes on there which will help you :) www.badminton-insight.com/shop/core-circuits
@@BadmintonInsight Thank you. Will check it out!
hi ive been wondering about this forehand clear that I see a lot of pro players doing. It's where they don't have much chest rotation and only really use their arm to clear really relaxed. Like I see Kento Momota do it a lot. I call it the abbreviated or late clear. Just wondering on some tips on how to get a nice relaxed and long clear when you don't ahve much time or space to do a full body overhead swing? Thanks!
Thanks for the comment! Hopefully we explain some points in the video, tips would be to be able to use your forearm and wrist well to create the power!
Most of the time we did bad on Late forehand or late back hand due to get nervous and hit the shuttle before foot stand firmly on ground
During singles games most of the time my shots go out of the court when I play clears in that late position.
Could it also be the racket stiffness that prevent the control of the angle? I have a flexible shaft.
I will film myself to identify the issue, I suspect the elbow not moving properly.
Do you guys practice in the same courts as Smith/Ellis
Sometimes, but they're often away travelling for tournaments!
0:26 the man seem too happy
Great video. It's almost important when playing doubles to have your partner duck a bit if you go for the cross court as I'm sure many of us are guilty of having the shuttle meet the back of their heads.
True... 😆
True, just hit my partner a while ago while doing cross-court late(she's fine tho)
Which grip is best
Awesome
Thanks!!
i like so much i hop this game is well
Did you play with two hand?
👀😜
Please suggest me a good racket..
Check out this video here to help you! ruclips.net/video/F_-0pHH8mSI/видео.html
I was told to use backhand grip
We wouldn’t recommend that!
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks
Madam you are fantastic...
Ahh thank you 😃
For single or doubles
Both!
how to improve energy level.....
Nice suggestion! Would definitely recommend nutrition and your training load as the first place to look, but we'll dive into this topic more in the future
Almost I have fright from late backhand :-)
but what if wew late and the ball was under our knee?
Are you guys left handed or right handed?
Have a guess!
@@BadmintonInsight😂, Hmmmmm, I think so you both are lefty bcz when you show the right-handed demo, the video is mirrored, Am I right?
👀😉
When the video comes out all rushes to comment section for their upcoming topic request.....
Week by week, we'll get through every topic 😜
Plz add slow motion in video so we can see better, thanks
We have included several slo-motion clips throughout, was there a particular part you wanted to see in slo-motion?
@@BadmintonInsight i mean, you should add some slow motion in this video and the future videos so we can see the footwork and the action clearly, it's difficult for us to watch the step of footwork with normal speed.
@@seablue1085 You can adjust the playback speed - 3 small dots top right
Quiero que ustedes sean mis maestros en la vida real 😅😅
it 's not a slice right?
i did the late forehand once , i missed the shot and the racquet hit me just beneath my eye
Hi g&j
Hi!
You forgot to highlight the importance of wrist power besides the footsteps and grip.
When I hit the late forehand , the shuttle flew upwards
Fr
Its 2:16 am
Wow. The cross shot with a feeder looks a bit risky. Really duck!
Yes it is - we had trust! We forgot to mention to turn away!!
Your letters on the screen pass so fast. Could you do it more slowly?
Thanks for the feedback! You can always press pause if you want to read a bit longer 😊
the cross is good but the 1st one you will get trap if ur opponant knows
That's where you need the clear and the cross, so your opponent doesn't know so can't gamble on your shots! 👍🏼
My wrist hurts when i slice the shuttle
You might be using your wrist too much, or you need to strengthen your wrist!
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks for replying. I think I am really using my wrist too much, i think i need to put get power from my shoulders than my wrist itself. It's getting worse at the point where i can't write anymore.
😍😍😍
Thanks for watching!
i injured my knee while doing this💀
Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Firsttttt❤❤❤
🥳 As always!
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Thanks for watching!
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