We hope you guys enjoy this tutorial on how to master the late backhand shot! 💪 The links to the resources we mentioned in the video are in the description! 🔗🔥
Thank you for that, now could we all travel back 30 years to when I used to play, and you teach me it then. Seriously, isn't it a luxury to be able to learn just about anything on RUclips now :)
Haha unfortunately RUclips wasn't around 30 years ago! It's definitely a new way of learning that is accessible to everyone! Hopefully we can provide more useful videos in the future for players to learn from 😃 Thanks for your comment Paul
The nice thing I really like about this channel is both right-handed and left-handed versions are given in the tutorials. Great job and keep it up! Many thanks.
Ahh thank you so much! We are both left-handed, and when growing up struggled to find tutorials for lefty's so we want to make sure tutorials are provided for everyone to learn from 😊
These are some of the best produced, and accurate, badminton-videos which I have ever seen! Bravo for your RUclips Channel's quality levels! Sensei-Marty.
Very helpful, even most professional player can't describe perfectly how to do a backhand shot since you also need instinct to do this shots and you teach them very perfectly. Good Job
Fell in love with this game recently and with this channel. This is perfect for beginners to learn the techniques. thanks for the tips.. lots of love from India 💝😘
Simply excellent, after watching felt like i should come there n join ur academy and learn all of this hand-on to learn wat all techniques i m unable, n those which i simply didnt know.. anyhow awesome efforts.. Keep it up.. U r bringing up those hidden gems tht no other channels have still explored..
Oops - didn't realise that this was an old one and that I'd seen it already!! 😯 anyway - a timely reminder as deep backhand is where I'm most under pressure 👍👍
i have been really really struggling on this. i have watched many many vidoes of how panhandle grip should be gripped. you have showed me the best ever way to hold the panhandle grip. from today, my badminton game will be really improved. im 100% sure of this. thank you soooo much.. .. .. thank you again.
@@BadmintonInsight please clear me this one also, when it comes to men's doubles, we have to choose like one of them is more aggressive and the other one is less aggressive. is this the better way of having a good pair in men's doubles?
Few years ago, nobody teach this on you tube. I have to figure it out myself how to take a deep backhand while generating some power. I'm glad that using a pan handle like i did is correct.
I think I'll grow up watching your videos & will mention you guys in my success story one day in Olympics ❤️🥰. I can do it & I will try my best, you guys are playing a very crucial role in my career, lucky to find some teacher like you ❤️
I am extremely thankful for your content. My interest in Badminton recently shot up as I started watching some big tournaments and I needed a guide of how to do the things professionals do with ease. Thank you! I would love a full fledged tutorial from you guys!
Wow, thank you so much! 🤗 What tutorials would you like to see? Hopefully over time our channel will give you a complete tutorial of the game - too much to cover in 1 video! 😆
@@BadmintonInsight yeah first off, thanks for replying! Now this was actually the first video of yours that got recommended to me, so the time I made this comment I hadn't fully gone through your channel. Now I have started binge watching your tutorial playlists XD. So I think the only thing I didn't see and I'd want is a guide of footwork in singles. Other than that, I'm sure you'll come up with stuff I can't think of right now. Hope we can all get better and I wish you good luck for future videos. Please don't ever quit what you're doin', cuz you're doin' great!
@@anuraagghosh7439 Ah that's amazing to hear! Glad you're enjoying our videos 😄 We definitely will be making some videos on singles in the future! All the best, Greg and Jenny
Brilliant video! There is always a time where i get into this position and clear the shuttle only 3/10 times and i already know why i am not clearing it right - i use the backhand grip. Will be watchful on the pan handle when i practice this. As always - thank you!
This was one of those moves that were so tough for me to pull off, either it went too high resulting in getting smashed or just simply ending up in hitting the net. I can do it better now, great video 👍
You two are absolute legends! The way you explain things breaking it down to the tiniest details not to mention the video editing its all on point! Do you do any private lessons and where are you based? Thanks again!
@@BadmintonInsight but sometimes getting to the pitch of the shot becomes a challenge and I become a mere puppet in the opponents hands coz they predict where my shots will end up. How do I beat that?
Woww....that was a huge insight. Thanks for the video. Until now i was holding the racquet by a backhand grip and hence had many problems. Now i will be trying as per the tutorial.
Great video - really clear, as always 🙂 think I've got the theory, but putting it into practice may be a different matter! Will see when we're able to get back on court. Certainly one of the shots I need to improve! Thanks again guys - so much appreciated 👍
Hi there I do really appreciate for the badminton teaching video,I been waiting few month and I did try for your tips,and I’m so happy now I can play totally different and more nice,thank you so much both of you.
Wowwwww... I been searching for tutorials on late backhand...finally perfect explanation is here... . Thank you.. You guys the best.. Will try ut soon... I will record video of it and send to u.. Where and how can i send it?
Hi Aizat, glad you liked it, really great to hear! You can check out our website www.badminton-insight.com for video feedback options and also contact details!
What a great video! A lot of people have a really hard time to execute the perfect backhand shot, especially the late backhand shot. I find this video really helpful for beginners to learn that backhand has different kinds of grip for different occasions. You just got yourself a subscriber ;)
Finally - one of the few occasions where a panhandle is actually correct! 😁 This must (should?) be one of the most requested tutorials after 'hOw CaNz i MaKe mY sMaSh mOrE hArDeR?!' 😉 Very well explained, I particularly like the fact you included the tip about not getting too close to the shuttle - that's really important to enable the correct arm action...although people have to be careful not to fall into the trap once known as 'the Danish swipe' i.e. the racquet still needs to come through on the vertical plane, not the horizontal! (correct positioning also means you're not dragged as far away from the centre of the court) Maybe a mini tutorial about generating backhand "whip" would be helpful for some people?
Thank you so much! 😆 It was pretty highly requested yes! Yeah we've had a couple of people ask about the whip, here's what we've said: Generating 'whip' is essentially increasing the speed of your racket swing just before you make contact with the shuttle. You can do this by using the back of your shoulder more and squeezing your fingers to create more power in your swing and also using more forearm rotation as you strike the shuttle.
@@BadmintonInsight While I generally find your explanations detailed and helpful (and thank you for them :) ), this is one where I just have no idea how it should play out. Namely, how the squeezing action should go exactly. First, my basic instinct leads me to do it similar to a forehand, driving the racket backwards in this instance. Getting over that is quite simple, but trying to make it go forwards results in a ridiculous "flopping" action, with nearly no power. Simply the distance between my palm and the handle when I fully relax the grip is just too small, with my fingers wrapped around it. I also feel a "drag" on my fingers that is not present with other grips/squeezes, like the direction or the pivot point is off. I tried to slow down the video to catch some detail, but to no avail. Maybe it is due to some simple rookie mistake, as I was never shown this grip by my coach. Could you be so kind as to give me some pointers? Thank you in advance and keep up the good work!
Hi guys - this is brilliant - so, to recap, stiff, cocked wrist throughout the shot, power more from the shoulder and fingers (created more by the squeeze on the handle)? Also, can you suggest ways to regress coaching this, ie the best feed and from where? Waterfall from side? Thank you - we are huge supporters of what you guys are doing for badminton in this country and are on the total same page. 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! 😊 Yes - we have just replied to another comment about generating more 'whip' for the clear: Generating 'whip' is essentially increasing the speed of your racket swing just before you make contact with the shuttle. You can do this by using the back of your shoulder more and squeezing your fingers to create more power in your swing and also using more forearm rotation as you strike the shuttle. To regress the coaching, we would suggest completely breaking it down - so something like this: 1. Shadowing the footwork 2. Shadowing the shoulder rotation and hitting action 3. Hand throw from the side of the worker where the player starts in this late position (like the thumbnail image) and only moves their feet / rotates their body when they're hitting it, and then sets back into the lunging position.This is to get used to the rotation + racket swing speed 4. Then slowly build it up to combine all of the components together (footwork, racket speed, hitting action etc) and also build it up from throwing it to the worker, to feeding it in with a racket (multi-shuttle, and then single shuttle like we showed in the video). Hope this helps! :)
Thank you so much on your tip untill now i used to hit back hand with back hand grip and my shots were always in cross directions and i never thought that grip was the main reason 🥺🥺🥺🥺.idk why i searched on youtube but i was great help thnx again
I've seen some players run a little close to the shuttle by mistake and still make a good clear...very impressive actually...and its interesting the way they move the racquet to gain enough racquet velocity to generate the whip!
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I really have improved after watching your tutorials in just 10 days
That's great to hear 😃
Impressive 👌congrats 😁
What did you do in those 10 days to improve which videos to watch
@@beautifulvms1118depends on what area do you want to improve, they cover tons of techniques and tips on the channel.
We hope you guys enjoy this tutorial on how to master the late backhand shot! 💪 The links to the resources we mentioned in the video are in the description! 🔗🔥
Great 🔥
Thank you for that, now could we all travel back 30 years to when I used to play, and you teach me it then.
Seriously, isn't it a luxury to be able to learn just about anything on RUclips now :)
Haha unfortunately RUclips wasn't around 30 years ago! It's definitely a new way of learning that is accessible to everyone! Hopefully we can provide more useful videos in the future for players to learn from 😃 Thanks for your comment Paul
You make a major point there bud.
best badminton tutorial channel so far! easy instructions with clear demos, I love it!
Thank you very much Russell :) Glad you're enjoying our videos! Hopefully lots more to come in the future!
Calmly serving us with your expertises..Hats off to guys..👍
Thank you 👍
Love the pun there buddy 😌
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One of the best Badminton channels. Showing strokes for both left and right handed players is very useful. Particularly since footwork gets mirrored.
Thank you so much! 😊
Never thought I would be able to achieve this. 1000 thanks to you guys!
Awesome to hear!!
The nice thing I really like about this channel is both right-handed and left-handed versions are given in the tutorials. Great job and keep it up! Many thanks.
Ahh thank you so much! We are both left-handed, and when growing up struggled to find tutorials for lefty's so we want to make sure tutorials are provided for everyone to learn from 😊
These are some of the best produced, and accurate, badminton-videos which I have ever seen!
Bravo for your RUclips Channel's quality levels!
Sensei-Marty.
Wow that’s so kind, thank you 😊🙏🏼
Great video, and the fact they reply to almost all the comments is amazing
Thank you ☺️
Very helpful, even most professional player can't describe perfectly how to do a backhand shot since you also need instinct to do this shots and you teach them very perfectly. Good Job
Wow, thank you so much! 😊
So grateful for such channel exists, cause after years of playing badminton, I still can't master most backhand skills.
Thank you I m 50 yrs old just started 2 years ago and feeling nice playing badminton and your video nowadays. Thank u
Thank you so much!
My favorite channel for watching Badminton tutorials. My serves have gotten instantly better and i am more confident to face opponents these days!
Amazing to hear! Thank you so much 🤗
Fell in love with this game recently and with this channel. This is perfect for beginners to learn the techniques. thanks for the tips.. lots of love from India 💝😘
That’s great to hear! Thanks a lot 😀
Simply excellent, after watching felt like i should come there n join ur academy and learn all of this hand-on to learn wat all techniques i m unable, n those which i simply didnt know.. anyhow awesome efforts.. Keep it up.. U r bringing up those hidden gems tht no other channels have still explored..
Thank you so much! We don't have an academy... But maybe one day 🤷🏻♀️
Very helpful. I can't believe how professional your video editing is now!
Definitely improved since our first few videos 😂 thank you!
Woah - I really struggle with this, so your tutorial is perfect for me 🙂 thanks guys - I'll be trying to apply your tips this week 👍
Oops - didn't realise that this was an old one and that I'd seen it already!! 😯 anyway - a timely reminder as deep backhand is where I'm most under pressure 👍👍
Thank you as always Tom! 😊🏸 Hope you enjoy putting it into practice!
i have been really really struggling on this. i have watched many many vidoes of how panhandle grip should be gripped. you have showed me the best ever way to hold the panhandle grip. from today, my badminton game will be really improved. im 100% sure of this. thank you soooo much.. .. .. thank you again.
That's great to hear 🔥 Happy we could help you!!
@@BadmintonInsight please clear me this one also, when it comes to men's doubles, we have to choose like one of them is more aggressive and the other one is less aggressive. is this the better way of having a good pair in men's doubles?
Few years ago, nobody teach this on you tube. I have to figure it out myself how to take a deep backhand while generating some power. I'm glad that using a pan handle like i did is correct.
That's great to hear! Sounds like you did a good job of self-teaching!
I think I'll grow up watching your videos & will mention you guys in my success story one day in Olympics ❤️🥰. I can do it & I will try my best, you guys are playing a very crucial role in my career, lucky to find some teacher like you ❤️
Good luck, we hope you do!!
Wow. This actually worked! I’m pretty much a beginner, but I managed to get a few of these back in a friendly game. Surprised myself 😎👍
Nice 🥳
I am extremely thankful for your content. My interest in Badminton recently shot up as I started watching some big tournaments and I needed a guide of how to do the things professionals do with ease. Thank you! I would love a full fledged tutorial from you guys!
Wow, thank you so much! 🤗 What tutorials would you like to see? Hopefully over time our channel will give you a complete tutorial of the game - too much to cover in 1 video! 😆
@@BadmintonInsight yeah first off, thanks for replying! Now this was actually the first video of yours that got recommended to me, so the time I made this comment I hadn't fully gone through your channel. Now I have started binge watching your tutorial playlists XD.
So I think the only thing I didn't see and I'd want is a guide of footwork in singles.
Other than that, I'm sure you'll come up with stuff I can't think of right now. Hope we can all get better and I wish you good luck for future videos. Please don't ever quit what you're doin', cuz you're doin' great!
@@anuraagghosh7439 Ah that's amazing to hear! Glad you're enjoying our videos 😄 We definitely will be making some videos on singles in the future! All the best, Greg and Jenny
This is exactly what I wanted and where I struggle and cause the rally to end! Thanks!
You’re welcome! 😀
Brilliant video! There is always a time where i get into this position and clear the shuttle only 3/10 times and i already know why i am not clearing it right - i use the backhand grip. Will be watchful on the pan handle when i practice this. As always - thank you!
Glad we could help! 😊🔥
Love the content....the quality is amazing.....i recently got into badminton and this really helps thank you so much..
Great to hear! 😄
This was one of those moves that were so tough for me to pull off, either it went too high resulting in getting smashed or just simply ending up in hitting the net. I can do it better now, great video 👍
That's great to hear! Thanks 😃
Yes. I still find whip hard to master
You two are absolute legends! The way you explain things breaking it down to the tiniest details not to mention the video editing its all on point! Do you do any private lessons and where are you based? Thanks again!
Thanks guys, I've been trying to get this on my own, this really helps! CHEERS!
Our pleasure! 😆
Super useful tutorial, fav video so far! Easy to understand
Great video.. I've been working on the shots shown in your video.. and have been getting bang on.. most of the times.. thank you.
Amazing to hear! 😁
@@BadmintonInsight but sometimes getting to the pitch of the shot becomes a challenge and I become a mere puppet in the opponents hands coz they predict where my shots will end up. How do I beat that?
I am from india, I am following your tips while I am playing shuttle
Thankyou very much both of you
Great to hear! You're welcome :D
Woww....that was a huge insight. Thanks for the video. Until now i was holding the racquet by a backhand grip and hence had many problems. Now i will be trying as per the tutorial.
No problem, we're glad it has helped you! Hopefully you find our other videos useful too 😃
Extremely important and helpful....thank you
Glad it was helpful! 😄
very great videos, the tips on grips point out the problem I have been struggling for a long time! Thanks
Ahh so glad we could help :)
Excellent breakdown and summaries to make it really digestible and easier to implement 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it :D
Great video - really clear, as always 🙂 think I've got the theory, but putting it into practice may be a different matter! Will see when we're able to get back on court. Certainly one of the shots I need to improve! Thanks again guys - so much appreciated 👍
Thanks a lot Tom! Yes, definitely a shot that requires a lot of practice! Good luck with it 💥
Hi there I do really appreciate for the badminton teaching video,I been waiting few month and I did try for your tips,and I’m so happy now I can play totally different and more nice,thank you so much both of you.
Cleared a lot of doubts.........Very helpful......Cheers mate😊👍👌👌
Happy we could help! 😄💪
The sound of the backhand... so solid.. i love it.. hope i can hit it like that someday lol
Keep practicing 👍🏼💪🏼
nice informative video. thanks for adding the left handed demonstrations
You’re welcome, glad you enjoyed it 😀
Brilliant video. I wish I put half the effort you guys put in these videos, in my college thesis.
Haha, thank you! Good luck with the thesis!
Wowwwww... I been searching for tutorials on late backhand...finally perfect explanation is here... . Thank you.. You guys the best.. Will try ut soon... I will record video of it and send to u.. Where and how can i send it?
Hi Aizat, glad you liked it, really great to hear! You can check out our website www.badminton-insight.com for video feedback options and also contact details!
Good demonstration for a very difficult shot! Thanks!
Thank you :)
What a great video! A lot of people have a really hard time to execute the perfect backhand shot, especially the late backhand shot. I find this video really helpful for beginners to learn that backhand has different kinds of grip for different occasions. You just got yourself a subscriber ;)
Thank you very much, glad you found it useful! Hopefully you enjoy our future videos :)
This channel is THE best.
Thanks Jarrod 😀🏸
Great content as usual, thank you so much for this! If we ever get back on court I'll be practicing this one for sure.
Thank you! Glad you found it useful 👍🏼
Thank you, I do drop to the next court most of the times😂 will surely implement this from today. 🔥
Glad we could help 👊🏼
Thank you. Very useful indeed. Can't wait for the gyms to reopen.
Thank you 😄
I was the worst player in my group but after seeing your video for just 3 days i have really imporved now i am a decent player
Thank you ! The late backhand skill is so cool
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Your video quality is really nice guys. The Tips are so helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! 😊
randomly saw this video and it really helps a lot. thanks!
Great to hear 😀
Finally - one of the few occasions where a panhandle is actually correct! 😁
This must (should?) be one of the most requested tutorials after 'hOw CaNz i MaKe mY sMaSh mOrE hArDeR?!' 😉
Very well explained, I particularly like the fact you included the tip about not getting too close to the shuttle - that's really important to enable the correct arm action...although people have to be careful not to fall into the trap once known as 'the Danish swipe' i.e. the racquet still needs to come through on the vertical plane, not the horizontal! (correct positioning also means you're not dragged as far away from the centre of the court)
Maybe a mini tutorial about generating backhand "whip" would be helpful for some people?
Thank you so much! 😆 It was pretty highly requested yes!
Yeah we've had a couple of people ask about the whip, here's what we've said: Generating 'whip' is essentially increasing the speed of your racket swing just before you make contact with the shuttle. You can do this by using the back of your shoulder more and squeezing your fingers to create more power in your swing and also using more forearm rotation as you strike the shuttle.
@@BadmintonInsight in Ye Olden Days some coaches were known to ask players to practise the whipping action using a towel!
@@BadmintonInsight While I generally find your explanations detailed and helpful (and thank you for them :) ), this is one where I just have no idea how it should play out. Namely, how the squeezing action should go exactly. First, my basic instinct leads me to do it similar to a forehand, driving the racket backwards in this instance. Getting over that is quite simple, but trying to make it go forwards results in a ridiculous "flopping" action, with nearly no power. Simply the distance between my palm and the handle when I fully relax the grip is just too small, with my fingers wrapped around it. I also feel a "drag" on my fingers that is not present with other grips/squeezes, like the direction or the pivot point is off. I tried to slow down the video to catch some detail, but to no avail.
Maybe it is due to some simple rookie mistake, as I was never shown this grip by my coach. Could you be so kind as to give me some pointers? Thank you in advance and keep up the good work!
Ur videos are easy to understand & the points you make were awesome, love from india
Thank you so much 😀
Really good topic! I find a grip in between backhand and panhandle works well for me
Thank you so much! 😊
Love from India. You two look great together.
Thank you for coming up with this video!!!!!!
Glad you liked it! 😊
Great tips as usual - Keep up the good work ! One of best video ever...
Wow, thanks Obie! Glad you enjoyed it :D
I am a kid but still play badminton well because of you guys thanks for telling this shot I really needed to understand this shot
Love you . You two are the best.
Ahh thank you so much! 🤗
Another very useful video. Thanks a lot for the time and effort u guys put into this. Can’t wait to try this in court.
Best regards
Glad you enjoyed it! Are you on court at the moment?
@@BadmintonInsight sadly not. Here in Germany everything is close at the moment, but i hope we can all go back to play soon.
Love this as always guys, so clear and concise and love the new graphics :D
Thanks 🤩
@@BadmintonInsight 💪💪💪
Smashed the subscribe button immediately after this video. So cool
Thank you so much! 😄
For more amazing videos 👇👇
#dkbadminton
Best lesson in this channel 👍🙏
Thank you! 😃
You guys are doing a great job, keep doing it 👏 👍
Thanks, we’ll try 😀
Well-explained and well-demoed! Great job! Definitely subscribing.
Thank you so much! 😄
Guys are lucky who have enough money to get coaching for this lovely game
Thanks, good explanations!
Late backhand is always a concern for me... you explanation fits perfectly well since i'm lefty too.. 🙂
Awesome video. Love this shot. It’s a life saver!
Thank you so much!
This is great i keep coming back to it to learn more as you say!
Woop! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, this is really helpful! I can improve my late back hand skills to cover my partner
Happy to help! 💪
Hi guys - this is brilliant - so, to recap, stiff, cocked wrist throughout the shot, power more from the shoulder and fingers (created more by the squeeze on the handle)? Also, can you suggest ways to regress coaching this, ie the best feed and from where? Waterfall from side? Thank you - we are huge supporters of what you guys are doing for badminton in this country and are on the total same page. 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! 😊 Yes - we have just replied to another comment about generating more 'whip' for the clear: Generating 'whip' is essentially increasing the speed of your racket swing just before you make contact with the shuttle. You can do this by using the back of your shoulder more and squeezing your fingers to create more power in your swing and also using more forearm rotation as you strike the shuttle.
To regress the coaching, we would suggest completely breaking it down - so something like this:
1. Shadowing the footwork
2. Shadowing the shoulder rotation and hitting action
3. Hand throw from the side of the worker where the player starts in this late position (like the thumbnail image) and only moves their feet / rotates their body when they're hitting it, and then sets back into the lunging position.This is to get used to the rotation + racket swing speed
4. Then slowly build it up to combine all of the components together (footwork, racket speed, hitting action etc) and also build it up from throwing it to the worker, to feeding it in with a racket (multi-shuttle, and then single shuttle like we showed in the video).
Hope this helps! :)
@@BadmintonInsight thank you so much ☺️
Tks so much from Vietnam. Its so useful
Nice video. Helped me in school a lot! :)
Glad to help ☺️
thanks for this helpful tutorial and keep up the good work! thumbs up
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much on your tip untill now i used to hit back hand with back hand grip and my shots were always in cross directions and i never thought that grip was the main reason 🥺🥺🥺🥺.idk why i searched on youtube but i was great help thnx again
Well explained! Will try it!
Thank you so much! Good luck!
Just what I need! Thanks 😃👏🏼
Happy we could help! 😄
I've changed my grip now so we'll see what happens tomorrow. They often lack power and I seem unable to get them across court. Thanks Jenny & Greg.
Hope it gets well! 👍🏼
Thank you guys...
Great job
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Thanks for watching! 😄
I like video. I think i can practice backhand successfully. Thanks
That's great to hear! Good luck :)
Thanks.
It’s difficult for me to change grips for different shots in a game. Can you please make a video on that
Noted! Thanks :)
Finally someone showing it with the left hand 😀
thank you for the detailed explanation. Can you please also share the late forehand corner?🙏
Thanks for the video
You’re welcome 😃
Very good...loved the way of explanation
Thanks a lot 😊
I played competition level badminton in my teens, 50 years ago. I wish I’d had instruction like this. Great!
Thank you very much 😃
Thank you for the video. It's really improve my game
Happy to help 👊🏼
Thank you, very helpful!!
Glad we could help! 😀
You actually made it :')
I love you guys.
😆😊
I've seen some players run a little close to the shuttle by mistake and still make a good clear...very impressive actually...and its interesting the way they move the racquet to gain enough racquet velocity to generate the whip!
They must have a strong forearm / shoulder 😅
@@BadmintonInsight yeah probably...😀
Awesome guys, Can you please make a video on how to get rid of hand pain from shoulder to wrist.
Thank you! Check out our video on the most common injuries in badminton and how to avoid them - ruclips.net/video/V44wSwL0_oU/видео.html
Thank you for that vid and your good advice 💪
Keep it up lads 👌 cheers from 🇨🇵
Good tutorial. Very helpful. Thank you.
You're very welcome 😃 Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video...! Can you do a tutorial on how to do a trick shot on the late backhand shot and late forehand shot please ?
Very Worthful topic. Need more tips please...
Thank you so much! :)
By the way the string noise when the shot was hit properly was really sweet 👌🏻😎
The best noise 😍
@@BadmintonInsight I also play tennis recreationally, but in any sport especially racket sports, nothing like good timing 👍🏻👌🏻
so this is how the pros do it
i learnt so much today
thank you for the video! :)
Glad you enjoyed it!