More Speed and Endurance with Multi Shuttle Training

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  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

Комментарии • 21

  • @HoangiePongie
    @HoangiePongie Год назад

    Amazing! Thank you for this helpful video.

  • @jasonurroz570
    @jasonurroz570 2 года назад

    Thank you for the drills!

  • @hariharan1441
    @hariharan1441 2 года назад

    Thank you very much sir it's very useful to train our students 🙏🙏

  • @jienlee1131
    @jienlee1131 2 года назад

    Great vid as always! Was just wondering if you could cover a video about maybe change of pace or developing your own style? Thanks!

  • @devastKink
    @devastKink 2 года назад

    Geiles Video wie immer, danke dir!

  • @hakanavci-badminton6557
    @hakanavci-badminton6557 Год назад

    good job bro ...

  • @cedricbaudin4160
    @cedricbaudin4160 Год назад

    Let’s try it at training 😃

  • @xxWidex
    @xxWidex 2 года назад

    3:20 Sooner or later we will have Japanese, Denmark, Indonesia jump smash as well.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  2 года назад +3

      We actually use many different country names for jump and footwork techniques as there are a lot of similiarities in the playing styles. For example we call the sideway jumps from side to side also Indo style as there a lot of indonesian double players that are amazing in that movement and they use it a lot. Of course it is nothing exclusive for one country and there are also Indonesian pairs that play a different style but I think it can help to structure types of movement with country names ;)

  • @badmintonsight5652
    @badmintonsight5652 2 года назад +2

    Sir I am a junior badminton player around 14 and I am going to an academy where no one teaches , Plz help me how I can improve my badminton tactics at home plz!!!!!

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  2 года назад +1

      I think the best thing you can do from home is watching world class matches and observe what the players are doing in what situations

    • @badmintonsight5652
      @badmintonsight5652 2 года назад

      @@tobiaswadenka8435 Thank u so much sir I will try to apply this Love from India

  • @pradeeppunter1996
    @pradeeppunter1996 2 года назад +2

    you have lot of knowledge about badminton, but the only difference is, In Europe Badminton is not popular sport, so it will take time to get recognition. i am from india, and went for a National training for 3 months, i can find some difference in your explanation which i feel is more effective than asiatic countries, where they focus on quantity than quality and also they get trained for 6 days a week, which leads to lot of injuries, if 1000 gets trained only one gets in to the nationals.

  • @marsamuk
    @marsamuk 2 года назад

    Hi. Do you have a structured training courses for beginners? Bit overwhelmed with all the videos. Thanks

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  2 года назад +1

      I have one but so far it is only in German (www.better-badminton.de)

    • @marsamuk
      @marsamuk 2 года назад

      @@tobiaswadenka8435 looks good! Any plans to launch an English version? Maybe you can do voice over in English? Thanks

  • @rasilashah2546
    @rasilashah2546 2 года назад

    Can u plz help me with my angles?

  • @naitik2sonawane62
    @naitik2sonawane62 2 года назад

    Which shuttle do you use?

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  2 года назад

      Different shuttles but for training mainly Yonex AS 30 or Victor gold Champion. Favourite shuttle for playing: Yonex as 50 👍

  • @sekerportakali
    @sekerportakali 2 года назад

    Lütfen Türkçe altyazı ekler misiniz 🙏👏🏸

  • @technical-r4ktim280
    @technical-r4ktim280 2 года назад

    First