Want More POWER On Your BACKHAND CLEAR? TRY THIS!

Tutorial on how to get more power with your backhand clear. We break down the technique for what is a difficult shot to master and perfect. Our guide helps highlight key areas you need to focus on to get more power with your clear and breaks it down in digestible chunks for you to learn.
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Intro 00:00
When & Why? 00:19
3 Main Areas 00:53
Footwork 01:03
Preparation 02:00
The Shot 03:20
Summary 05:00
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[@ajcarlos5245]

Weakest part of my game; this helped massively. Thanks, guys!!

[@waynethomas6608]

Another great video guys. Like the clips to demonstrate the points.

[@themorningflightinindonesi3558]

It's a valuable lesson specially the footwork information was new to me.

[@JacobsBadminton]

Glad you found it useful

[@ronaldridge652]

Great vid boys... Definitely helps me out. 😉

[@JacobsBadminton]

Thanks Ronald, great to hear from you and hope your well and still playing loads?

[@nooooo...767]

i am on a roll watching 4 vids in a row i m loving it

[@JacobsBadminton]

Awesome 👏 thanks, glad your enjoying them.

[@rongpleng]

Thanks

[@pertapa_muda]

Amazing coaching

[@JacobsBadminton]

Thanks Hendri, glad your finding it useful

[@brando490]

Thank you so much 😊 as a C grade player myself my backhand clear was mostly wrist, which really hurt the wrist, this video helped me realise I was meant to rely on my forearm rotation instead. Ive only been playing for about a year now and this should help eliminate that weakness from my game

[@JacobsBadminton]

Great we could help you Brando. Good we could help improve your technique.

[@AnujSingh-wt4qg]

please make a video on overhead clear :)

[@JacobsBadminton]

Thanks Anuj. We'll add that to our list.

[@AnujSingh-wt4qg]

@@JacobsBadminton thank you ..I have been struggling to generate power while hitting clears...would like to understand where am I going wrong

[@anthosurianto9242]

Great

[@JacobsBadminton]

Thanks Antho

[@The23alberts]

Nicee 👍

[@JacobsBadminton]

Glad you liked it Albert

[@1Flyingfist]

Here is something that I don't understand. 😶
In the doubles defence video that I just watched, it showed you both doing a side on split step.
But in this video you use a directional split step.
I understand why a directional split step is used. Bit I don't understand how you know which one to use, if you are doing a split step as your opponent hits the shuttlecock.
You literally can't know where it's going to go, until after you've done a split step (of some kind) *and then seen* which way the shuttlecock is going.
So is it best to do a side-on split step, see which way the shuttlecock is going, then very quickly change to the directional split step?
😵🤔
This situation often results in the shuttlecock going over my head and having to run backwards to get it, because I did normal split step.
Am I making sense 🤔?

[@JacobsBadminton]

Makes sense what your saying. you'll split square when under pressure and you don't know where the shuttle is going. You'll use the directional split based on what your expecting your opponent to do and how well you can anticipate your opponents next shot.
You can practice the direction split with single shots and learn with practice to implement this in matches with more game experience.

[@1Flyingfist]

@@JacobsBadminton Thanks 👍

[@evasolutions3494]

true
also if your drop does not go high i often have to run back fast and i cant make any force so yeah