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Backhand Serve - A step-by-step guide EVERY BADMINTON PLAYER NEEDS!
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Learn how to hit a quality and consistent backhand serve every time, along with some further tactics and tips to give you a great serve! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️
This is part two of our two-part series on badminton serves.
PART 1: Badminton Service Rules - A quick and simple explanation of the 4 service rules in badminton! • Badminton Service Rule...
IN THIS VIDEO:
00:00 - Introduction
00:30 - Serve Tutorial
4:09 - Serve Varieties
4:31 - Serving Tactics
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4:14 holy moly that is perfection
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I'm finally getting back to playing badminton after over a decade away from it, with my first game tomorrow, and figured I'd see if RUclips had a channel for me to brush up on, and here we are! Great stuff, so helpful! Subbed!
Thank you so much Paul! Hope you've enjoyed some of our videos and we're very glad you're back playing 😀 All the best for your match! If you have any suggestions for the channel please do let us know! :)
same , i have a tournament tmr
This Channel is my Coach. 🔥🔥
Dude I started out literally missing the shuttlecock and now I don't miss thank you guys so much
I've never thought about where I was serving to before - or how I can use "set plays" to my advantage! Thanks for so much info, really useful 👍🏼👍🏼
You are so welcome! More to come on set plays in the future 🔥
Brilliant stuff these two has helped me loads
We really need to find a time to read this freaking manual instead of constant playing relying on our physics. Great material!
This video is PERFECT! Straight to the point, well articulated, practical! This sets a standard to a lot of channels. You guys are amazing.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Awesome video, and very appreciative of the tactics being involved. This is the quality content I look forward to seeing every week! I hope you two can focus more on tactics in the coming videos (as there are loads of "how-to" videos already out there).
Thank you so much! 🤗 That is definitely something we want to cover a lot of in our future videos and we have lots of ideas for them!
Just what I've been waiting for, thank you!!
You're welcome, happy to help! 😀
It helped me a lot…thank you both….the explanation is very good and easy to follow. Expecting more videos 🙏🏻
That’s great to hear! We have lots more on our channel 😀
Excellent guide again.
In my serving classes I also add one more thing: Where you look when serving.
I always stress they should look at a point just over the top of the net, as this is the key element in the short serve. Of course it's got to land in, but if it goes too high over the net that's the last thing you'll see before it's whacked back at you. (I also tell them this shouldn't change for a flick serve, as you want to catch your opponent out). One of the training exercises I do is to push old shuttles onto the top of the net about about 300mm apart (sometimes I use clothes pegs instead). The players are then asked to serve between these, focusing on an imaginary line just above the net. Additionally I can move these shuttles along to practice short serving out wide as an option.
Great point Dave. We both look at the shuttle when setting up, and then look around straight ahead when serving (no matter where we are serving). It's definitely important to not change where you're looking otherwise you'll give your serve away 😆
A new one we've started to see is people "spin serving" like Kevin Sanjaya, but a lot of people have to hold the shuttle a completely different way to normal - which means it's obvious they are only going to short serve (and try to spin it), so the returners can jump on the serve! It's definitely best to have the same preparation for each serve you'll do!
very useful, clear and crisp info...thank you
You are welcome! 😄
Thx for the excellent video! As a returner, i've been struggling with consistency with my serve. Will follow ur advice ;-)
Hope it helps! 😄
Wonderfully made! 🙌🏼
I have been watching this video again and again to polish my serves. Thank you guys!
Great video - again, so useful. I was going to ask about drive serve to the body, but I see someone has beaten me to it. I have found, when using this occasionally, my opponents struggle to return it - for me, it seems more effective than down the middle or out wide .... but I have a lot to learn .... and your videos are so useful - clear and straightforward. Thank you
Thanks again Tom, great to hear you're finding the videos useful! Yeah the drive to the body is very similar the the drive out wide as the direction of the shuttle should still be cross - not straight down the line. It often depends on where your opponents are standing, what shots they are ready for and also sometimes what grip they have. If it is done right, at the right time it can work however it is a risky option!
I just started playing badminton, you guys already became my reference for learning it !
Thanks to your amazing content I got a lot on my plate !! I am very grateful, thank you !
I have been playing with people much stronger than me so I end up running everywhere ... some of them are Professional players but I won't give up !!
Thank you. So much..
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You're welcome! 😊
Great video with so much useful information!! Thank you guys.
Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it
Great vid! The tactics of the service return was the best part for me, would love to see a dedicated video about that! Often times I feel like I'm doing the same type of service return without variation.
Coming very soon... 😉👀
Hi, guys, and thank you for providing great and seriously thought through videos every Sunday! There’s a bit of a time difference for me here in China, so it’s always Sunday evening I’m on the lookout😁I don’t know if you can answer this one: I’ve finally gotten good enough for my Chinese coach to want to partner me in doubles. He’s giving me a bit of flak for not moving after serving a low serve, thus not - he says - signalling to him in any way what I’m going to cover for the second shot (the opponents’ return), leaving him in it, having to prepare to cover everything in the back. We’re not using hand signals, btw. For me, I find it difficult to move to either side before I see where the receiver’s return birdie is going.. thoughts?
Really informative and thorough! Brilliant stuff.
Thanks again - really great to hear you're enjoying our videos and finding them useful! 🤗
Thank you for this video! I’m pretty much fluent in valuing badminton but the serving is very hard for me
Thank You so much my serve is more better after see this Video.. Thank U from Malaysia..🙏🙏🙏
Glad we could help! 😁
THIS CHANNEL IS AMAZING. I thought I was serving the right way but I was wrong about most of them lol.
Thanks 😀 There’s no ‘right way’ we’re just giving guidance!
Beautiful, that is so deep! Finally something to know not only where to serve, but what to anticipate. There are barely any videos going that far. I thank you very much, I appreciate 😊👌
Also, what the heck, you can do it with the right hand as a leftie !!🤯
Really looking forward to the top returns 😁
Keep up the great work 💪
Thank you very much! We're glad you are enjoying the videos! We plan on going into more detail on tactics like this in the future 😀We are also going to upload more in-depth analysis on our website so check that out if you haven't already! www.badminton-insight.com
Good video. Good explained. Keep it up 👍🏻
Thank you so much! 😊
Thank you so much 😊😊😊this channel is just amazing ❤❤❤
Too good explanation thank you both 🙏🏻
Thanks 😀
These tips are amazing. Just starting to get into all these tricks and tactics
I really love the topic that discuss here. Thank you so much for your effort. More power 🤗😘
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks ☺️
Thank you so much. I always make mistakes at my backhand serves . This video will surely help .
Glad we could help you out! 🙌
This is a great one. Straight to the point and lessons. Thank you very much.
Channel is good but tactics are perfect
Good bro and sis
Thank you so much! ☺️
Easy to understand and follow the instructions to master the technic .
Thank you Mihir!!
Please would you clarify whether the racket face should be perpendicular to the floor when striking the shuttle, or on an angle? I really love your tutorials!
Double upload day 😍😍loved this again guys!!
Yay! Thank you! We'll see how much this affects our RUclips algorithm 😂
Thanks for the great guidance videos. Is it legal during the serve if the shuttlecock touches the top of the net but lands perfectly on the opponent's court?
Really cool video guys! Thanks a lot!
Hi Greg and Jenny,
I love your videos and have subscibed your channel ! ;-)
I am David and a recreational club player. Thanks for showing us how to do serve. I have shared this video to my other badminton club friends and they loved it.
Anyway, I am more a double player. When I am as a receiver, I hold the racket more less the same height as the net, The idea is so that I can react 50:50 to do net kill (when the serve is too high) and do blocking (when the serve is flat close to the tape of the net). My legs bend, my body is a bit to the front and ready to go fort (a short serve) and back in case of a flick serve.
My double partner has another style of ready position as a receiver. His both legs are straight up and he holds the racket with a straight hand up high. When our opponents do a short serve close to the tape of the net, he is late to react and he just returns high. Then we are always in defending position. I told him many times but he keeps on doing it.
It "arggghhhhed" me sometimes ;-). Well, maybe my technic as a reciver is also wrong.
Could you please help me to make a tutorial as a receiver? Ready position (legs, body, how high should we hold the racket, etc?
I would be very happy and highly appreciate if you guys can help me/us. ;-)
Many thanks
David
Hi David,
Thank you very much for your comment! It's great to hear from you and that you're enjoying our videos 😀We see your frustration! Have you seen our latest video? ruclips.net/video/eXIRaSN7Vvg/видео.html
This should be exactly what you are looking for - what a coincidence! Also stay tuned for some more advanced returns in our video to be released tomorrow :)
All the best,
Greg and Jenny
@@BadmintonInsight Hi Greg and Jenny! Thank you so much. I will watch the link you sent and looking forward to seeing your new video tomorrow. 🕺🏽🕺🏽🕺🏽🙏🏼🙏🏼
Well done! Keep doing it and make badminton more popular hehe
We'll try our best! 😊
I used to serve fine... Then I started to watch RUclips vids on how to serve, now my serve sucks 😭😭😭 it seems many people/countries have their own opinions on the subtleties of the serve so I should stick with one. Thanks for the vid. Gotta keep practicing.
Great video! Would really appreciate a video where you teach how to serve short to the tram line.
Awesome video.
I watch it everyday before I start the game.
What is the model details of the Racquet, you get the perfect metal string sound as if you’re playing the right note in a guitar. I love that 😍
Thank you so much! ☺️ Greg is using the Victor Auraspeed 90K, and I (Jenny) am using the Victor Thruster BXR!
@@BadmintonInsight thanks a lot for all the good stuff.
Love from NJ
You guys are awesome. I love your style so much ❤.
Really good advice even playing for a while these are good reminders
Thank you 😁
@@BadmintonInsight thanks for the knowledge. I don't know if missed what i am about to ask, but if you don't mind me asking. How do we aim our serves? Do we point our body?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers.
Great work guys. Your suggestions are really helped me a lot. I wanted to clarify few things, while serving is there in time tat.? If yes, how many Sec.? And second one - While serving can we change the bat direction and hit in a opposite direction and is that a fouls.?
Appreciate your coaching!! However, these new changes are taking away the joy of the game by these minute technicalities.
Tell me, while serving, the server has no idea whether his serve is correct or wrong - he doesn't have a measuring tape with him, does he?
Have you seen our serving rules video?
Best explanation... You both deserve more subscribers.. All the best
Thank you so much 😀
@@BadmintonInsight
Can you guys put video about complete rules in badminton? Or if there is any website to read the rules pls reply the link..
Love frm india
@@BadmintonInsight
Imagine When the opponent hits very high and it's gonna land near the net, if i use the racquet on top of the net to smash it back to them. Will it be fault if my racquet goes to other side of the net without touching the net..?
Very useful tips. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
A question here, will the short grip affect the accuracy(hitting spot) after the serve during the game? I am not used to holding short grip for hitting the shuttlecock.
Holding the short grip is used for the serve, around the net and in defence. This shorter lever improves your control of the racket and therefore shot 👍🏼
Great channel !
Thank you!!
Thank you so much!😊
You’re very welcome 😀
Very help full, thanks
You're welcome!
Great video as always. Thank you so much. 🏸🙏
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Superb video 👌
Thanks 🤗
thank you so so much I really appreciate you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You’re very welcome 😀
Great professional tips!
Glad you like them!
Great.. video. Really miss to play badminton... really hope that the Covid 19 end soon
Yes, we hope so too...
This really helped me improve my badminton skills
You guys are superb thank you
You’re very welcome 😀
Thank you soo much it helped me a lot
You're very welcome Arsh, glad you enjoyed it 😃
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Love u guys clearly explained 🤩
Thank you 😄
Have a exam tomorrow so I'm just hoping I past this exam thanks for the advice great video
Hope it went well!
Terima kasih bebagi ilmu, mohon ijin saya praktis dan sampaikan buat melatih anak2 saya dlm bermain badminton.
So great tips, I like from my heart,
Many thanks 😄
Love it!☺️👌
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You're welcome!
Hi! I have a question - might be a bit outside your remit, but I may as well ask :) Firstly, just want to say I've recently taken up badminton and your channel has been an outstanding resource - thanks so much! But I'm having a real issue with serving because I only have one hand. I've managed to develop serves in table tennis, tennis, and squash, but I just can't figure out how to make it work in badminton. Is there any advice you could give? It doesn't have to be world-beating, but it would be nice to have consistency. What you would do if you were forced to develop a serve that uses only one hand? Thank you!
Wonderful video folks. Just out of curiosity. What badminton rackets are you using? Is it ur favorite?
Nice video. You didn't mention the drive to the body? Although that might be a bad idea at a high level.
Thanks!! Usually the drive to the body would be very similar to the drive out wide which we mentioned! :)
Hi thats a great vedio
I have a doubt
Can we do service while both feet on toes....which means any one leg is also not grounded completely....
Yes as long as part of each foot remains in contact with the ground
Hi guys, thanks for posting this.
I have a good (-ish), low serve (doubles).
Some people said: stick to this because it works pretty well, some people say do different types so opponent could not predict where the shuttle goes...
My Low serves ok, high serves and underarm shorts need improvement (pointless), flick serve: weak:(
My question is: who is right, and what is your advise please?
Kindest regards from Berks
AB
this is excellent info !
Glad it was helpful!
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Ah thank you 😊
Excellent. Thankyou.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Useful video 🙏
Thanks, glad it has helped you!
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Hi found your channel and ever since been watching every episode. Can you please upload another video on serve, but this time spend a bit more time on angle of shuttle and the racket. It was very quick on the angle of the shuttle and covered many areas like where to serve, which could have been another video on its own. A good, consistent serve is crucial in doubles and many international Pros have problems with back hand short serves.
Thank you so much! And thanks for the suggestion!
I really need this for my tryout
Good luck!
Thanks 😊
Great idea
Nice T = Tea pun!!!
Hahaha 😂 Didn't think of that... Could have got that into the video
Great! I wanna try this serve
Go for it! 👍🏼
Awesome video thanks ❤
I'm surprise about lega positions during serve, I've learned racket leg forward or side by side but non racket forward is new for me. do you recommend non leg racket forward for national level players?
Also, you indicated, in mixed doubles, stand position is further back than other doubles partners, why?
I hope you can help me. I love all your videos, always learning. Greetings from Lima - Perú
Leading with the non-racket leg is extremely uncommon - I only know myself and Marcus Ellis who does this (Marcus actually uses a different leg depending which side he is serving from!). There is no recommendation for what you should do, it's what is most comfortable for you!
This was for the male in XD, sorry if we weren't clear! This is because the woman stands in-front of the man when the man is serving. The woman in XD and WD would always stand in the same place.
Thanks for your support! 😊
hi Thank you, this is good guide, even i have no problem for the server, but i never think about possible area of return.
Super dooper hit 👍👍👍
Thank you 😊
Another excellent video though:))))
Thanks Neil! 👍🏼
Good one:)
Thanks!
This is so good =00
Thank you so much!
Explanation superb
I subscribe your channel ❣️
Thank you!!
Great...very informative👍👍👍
Request to make a video of racket bed. Which part of the head to useqhen smashing serving slicing amd dropping. 👍
Noted 😃
Mind blowwing
Thank you it helped alot!
'you're more likely to hit your hand, which will decrease the quality of the shot'...
... and which will decrease the quality of your hand, too!
Thanks for your great channel, invaluable for newcomers in the badminton world, like me!
Haha you're very welcome! 😃
a player I know serves backhand.He holds the shuttle and racquet near his hip and brings both hands up together to hit the shuttle in one movement..
.it is correct for height ,but is it a foul to move your left hand when serving?
No rule against this!