How to HANDLE an ATTACKING CLEAR in Badminton Singles
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- The badminton tutorial is about how to response to an attacking clear in badminton singles.
The defence in badminton is the foundation, and responding to an attacking clear can be very tricky. The timing, the pace and what shot to play.
This is what you'll learn by watching this video.
We're taking you through two recommended ways on how to defend an attacking clear, but we've also included a bonus which can be useful or some players.
00:52 Late forehand
01:30 Forehand intercept
02:29 Bonus!
If you want to watch more about the forehand interception, please watch this video: • FOREHAND INTERCEPTION ...
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Great video! I think a follow-up would be great on the back-hand side!
Will surely be recorded from our side 🙂!
I love your videos man, such high quality videos while maintaining consistent upload times. Keep it up man.
We for sure will! In fact, recording day is tomorrow ☺️ thanks for the kind words!
Thanks for this video..
You are welcome buddy!
great bro, always successful
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Seems these days more of Singles videos, Can u do a doubles videos about Anticipation in doubles! or when to use push in middle and sides of court for front players in doubles!
We definitely will and can. Have you seen the current ones we have?
@@Basicfeather Yes i have been following all the videos uploaded, I like playing front court in doubles but hard push, soft push,drop at net is little confusing especially for points at around (17th-21st). Need clarity or tips to break that pattern!
@@girishkumarg4281 it could be a mental thing! Forget about the scores.. Remember what got you to 17-18-19-20-21 points.. You don't always need to change things.
I'd recommend you to do this a lot: ruclips.net/video/IAeanyzpWCA/видео.htmlsi=UA8aVXUMwZuAVHks
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what shoes are you using? it looks to me like a Netburner Ballistic FF 3, but those are volleyball shoes from what I know
Backhand side ??
What if my opponent hit to the backhand corner?
We will get a backhand video recorded as well ☺️
When I do a later forehand the opponents come at the net and just smash
Is it because your late forehand shot is too high towards the net?
@@Basicfeather Mabye yeah but it's close the the net tape but the opponents always just keep their rackets on the net
And if I tell them it's a fault they say what do you know and my partner is a bit weak too he takes time to process and they just touch that's why I always lose even if I gave my 200%
@@Basicfeather it would also be great if you made a video about net block or net kill rules
@@Wildshots. Why not play it back to their baseline then? :)
slapping the shuttle using your forehand would be a last resort hail mary type of shot. effectiveness in this situation depends mainly on one thing: how pre-loaded are your dominant quads? if they are pre-loaded adequately you may be able to explosively jump back and turn your body and intercept the shuttle while high in the air jumping backwards finishing with your dominant leg forwards. this is something we learned from lcw, who understood intuitively the hypotenuse was shorter than the sum of the legs of a triangle, and this is what you should practice. next best reply would be late forehand, and like i said last resort would be that floppy forehand slap that looks kinda like a cricket swing, though i admit knowing nuthin about cricket. in badminton, which type of reply you are going to be able to do depends less on the quality of the attacking clear and more on how deep into your legs you are
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Thanks a lot for taking the time for the comment. The beauty with this sport is sometimes things isn't right or wrong. We all find our own style and that's what we love with this.
Our videos are guides, tutorials, but definitely not the only way of doing so 🙂
I have seen beginners do some creative things when the shuttle gets behind them. They get stuck with the shuttle in back and at their midline and somehow generate enough straight arm swing and hand snap to get out of trouble with a deep shot. Not ideal but they have come up with something. Of course the goal is to keep the shuttle in front or at our side to effectively use the racket. Victor Axelson beat Lin Dan's attacking clears in a world final but cutting them off early, but very few players can do that. Thanks for posting the video and conversation.