3 KEYS to maximize your SMASH POWER

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
  • Most players were told to use the hip and rotate the upper body in order to generate power for a smash, but I have experienced that a lot of players have a totally wrong picture, how that movement should look like.
    In this video I want to break down the movement of the hip, the shoulder axis and the backswing of the racket to uncover some of the most common but often overseen mistakes when it comes to generating power for badminton shots.
    0:00 Intro
    0:24 Hip Movement
    1:59 Shoulder Axis
    3:44 Backswing
    6:07 Outro
    My Equipment:
    Racket 🏸: Yonex ArcSaber 11 (amzn.to/3PjkQr8)*
    Shoe 👟: Yonex SHB62 Z2 (amzn.to/3AM3aAA)*
    Get in touch with me:
    My Website 🌐: www.tobiaswadenka.com
    Instagram 📸: / tobiwadenka
    Facebook 📖: / tobiwadenka
    *This is a affiliate link. If you purchase through it I will get a small comission but you still pay the same price, so you can support my channel and help me to produce even more videos in the future 😊
    References:
    All the Smash Slow Motion Videos and many more can be found in this great video compilation here: • Badminton Smash (man) (Badminton Smash Man)
  • СпортСпорт

Комментарии • 138

  • @persistence05
    @persistence05 Год назад +37

    This is very accurate. Many people dont understand it and end up with injury such as golf elbow or tennis elbow but this is very accurate i will show this clip to all my friends. Kudos to Coach Tobias. Thank you

  • @tcrossland
    @tcrossland Год назад +45

    Best explanation I've ever seen.

  • @chakkileung9530
    @chakkileung9530 Год назад +3

    Key information within a short period of time! I love these condensed videos!

  • @teunvanderlaan6702
    @teunvanderlaan6702 Год назад +4

    Great explanation again, Tobias! Thanks for sharing your very detailed thoughts on technique. You explain and show like no one else. This really resonates with my way of thinking about this. It helps me develop as a trainer, thank you!

  • @moonrobin1101
    @moonrobin1101 Год назад +13

    I love how you demonstrate improper technique (I can also tell it's really hard for you!) to help with debugging. I'm going to record some slow mo footage of my games and try to apply each tip. Thanks again Tobias; you're making the most objective and applicable badminton content on RUclips!!!

  • @TPToE
    @TPToE Год назад +4

    Thanks for another great video! I made all three of these mistakes whilst trying to improve my overhead technique.

  • @markyoung5745
    @markyoung5745 Год назад +1

    Love your videos Tobias. Very clear and concise information. Subscribed 👌👌🏸

  • @DmitriPakhomov
    @DmitriPakhomov Год назад +2

    Great tips! These are really important, especially the second one!

  • @GameProfessor
    @GameProfessor Год назад +1

    Extremely helpful break-down. Thanks a lot 👍

  • @alekseiylanin1360
    @alekseiylanin1360 Год назад +1

    This is the great explanation, Tobias! I'm impressed. Thanks a lot!

  • @qeeloo9339
    @qeeloo9339 Год назад +1

    Thanks tobias. Another superb video.

  • @lailingfrancislam4056
    @lailingfrancislam4056 Год назад +1

    Like your presentation style, gentle yet professional.thanks

  • @ClickEnglish1
    @ClickEnglish1 Год назад +1

    Very useful tips and fantastic video. Danke Tobias

  • @maninerror
    @maninerror Год назад +2

    This is a great tips and very important detail, thank you coach.

  • @ngliktsz
    @ngliktsz Год назад +2

    So good, it helps on my tennis serve as well, same concept.

  • @gilgonzales4503
    @gilgonzales4503 Год назад +1

    This is so helpful. Thank you very much. ❤🙏

  • @jumonniaz-chittagong-2785
    @jumonniaz-chittagong-2785 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much. very important information .

  • @soulman8948
    @soulman8948 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much for these excellent tips.

  • @ChandraChandra-wx9em
    @ChandraChandra-wx9em Год назад +1

    Nice details Coach, thank you!!

  • @eieieiei6098
    @eieieiei6098 26 дней назад

    Great analysis thank you!

  • @kaustavray3164
    @kaustavray3164 Год назад

    Thanks for analysing how the best of the best players do it. Really helpful!

  • @nguyenjc6383
    @nguyenjc6383 Год назад +1

    Best tips ever !!! Thank you !!!

  • @Provident97
    @Provident97 Год назад +4

    One of the best video I've watched to explain the smash rotation! It is just a 6 mins video and you are able to explain 3 key concepts orally and graphically. Excellent work!

  • @andre-ur6lf
    @andre-ur6lf Год назад

    Omg. This is the most most most detailed explaination on smash posture 👍👍

  • @rossivasanth1258
    @rossivasanth1258 Год назад +3

    This is brilliant thank you

  • @DragoZeroOne
    @DragoZeroOne Год назад

    This very much aligns with my own research on the biomechanics of this sport, glad to see I'm doing it right and thank you so much!

  • @isaacpalmer6249
    @isaacpalmer6249 8 месяцев назад +2

    Awesome vid. My poor smash is really hindering me in matches. Great idea about filming yourself. Gonna do that this weekend!

  • @hipposmash
    @hipposmash Год назад

    very very nice breakdown.....bravo!

  • @uzumaki1235
    @uzumaki1235 7 месяцев назад

    This has to be one of the smartest smash videos out there. It can actually help correct basic smash issues like the hips swinging out first and how the back swing is not forced, but passive as part of acceleration.

  • @tanlim6162
    @tanlim6162 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing 3 keys technique .. Thanks Heaps

  • @gauravmunjal7820
    @gauravmunjal7820 Год назад

    I am watching your video while resting for the tennis elbow injury due to wrong technique. I wish I could have seen video before. I hope to recover soon and try doing the right things before start hitting smash again. Thanks a lot for the video. Love the way you described in slow motion. Kudos 👍🏻

  • @rakesh235k
    @rakesh235k Год назад

    Excellent Sir. Love your videos.

  • @amruthalfred
    @amruthalfred Год назад +1

    Thanks for this AMAZING video, such a deep critical analysis that I think is barely done in any other place online. This is why your videos are the best!

  • @yldzcicek3031
    @yldzcicek3031 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much 🙏🙏

  • @ari-athbadminton0301
    @ari-athbadminton0301 Год назад

    That's very useful insights on proper technique.
    The overuse of rotation is something I've not spotted and was starting to experiment with.
    My swing technique being too big I look forward to fix this points. My Inconsistent technique means also sometimes my power come effortless and sometimes it is forced.

  • @dtlmkable
    @dtlmkable Год назад

    This is really good, thank you

  • @vikramindukuri
    @vikramindukuri Год назад +4

    Stellar presentation Coach ! Love your videos and the explanation.

  • @chrislau2341
    @chrislau2341 Год назад +1

    Honestly so good thank you

  • @tarunaditya3004
    @tarunaditya3004 Год назад

    Hello mr.wadenka best content ever!!!

  • @spacewhyofficial
    @spacewhyofficial Год назад

    great work!

  • @vijaykumar-zc5xr
    @vijaykumar-zc5xr Год назад

    Great explination...

  • @therarebreed6195
    @therarebreed6195 Год назад

    Omg thank you!

  • @mangeshdonglikar9626
    @mangeshdonglikar9626 Месяц назад

    thankyou bro❤

  • @devastKink
    @devastKink Год назад

    Sehr geil diese detaillierten Videos!

  • @rudrakshparmar6761
    @rudrakshparmar6761 Год назад

    Underrated tutorials

  • @oldstu12A4
    @oldstu12A4 Год назад

    thanks Tobias! This is great! I wish you would also do a similar video for Smash (but no jump-smash), I'm wondering if scissors kick smash or China-jump smash require similar movement.

  • @shade5359
    @shade5359 Год назад +1

    The best video i have ever seen for the correct way to smash

  • @smileman7449
    @smileman7449 Год назад

    Best badminton video 😊
    Amazing explanation 😍
    Thank you so much❤

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад

      Thank you for you kind words! 🥰 Great to hear that it helps!

  • @hareeharan5337
    @hareeharan5337 Год назад

    Thank bro

  • @denniskumar6202
    @denniskumar6202 Год назад

    Great Video

  • @willyrasubala9067
    @willyrasubala9067 Год назад

    the most helpful smash tips on youtube

  • @jungyoonlee
    @jungyoonlee Год назад

    Nice.❤

  • @beyourself5411
    @beyourself5411 Год назад +1

    You are the beast.

  • @dapuranugerah9391
    @dapuranugerah9391 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing coach..i,m from Indonesia love badminton

  • @trungnguyenthe5038
    @trungnguyenthe5038 Год назад

    Subscribed

  • @juanmiguelsanvictores2594
    @juanmiguelsanvictores2594 Год назад +1

    1st, thank you very much for the videos mister Wadenka

  • @arumoydutta1349
    @arumoydutta1349 Год назад

    Please make a video on judging the shuttle height and shuttle position to hit a proper smash.

  • @martincerven
    @martincerven Год назад +2

    Just 2 days ago I told someone that over rotating anything is bad and now you make video about exactly that 😄

  • @drbijuephrem20
    @drbijuephrem20 Год назад

    Well explained, Thanks CoachTobias. How much strength should we give to shoulder during a smash or is it to be kept passively?. Please give your valuable opinion Coach Tobias. Once again thankyou for the nice informative video.

  • @shubhambhai2449
    @shubhambhai2449 Год назад

    Nice videos ... I am learning through your videos ...👍🏻🙂 By the way ... What type of grip you use ..? it always look clean...is there any technique to remove dirt ? 🤔.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад

      Thank you 🙂 and no, unfortunately not. I also have to change the grip when it gets dirty 😉

  • @MrYousroder
    @MrYousroder Год назад

    classy !

  • @jasonurroz570
    @jasonurroz570 Год назад +2

    Amazing tips, Tobias. I wonder if the first two tips are the reason why my "China Jump" / Jump Out stick smashes often times feel more powerful than my traditional smashes when I am in good position? The jump out prevents the hip rotation (scissor kick) motion, stopping it short and transferring the power up through the arm. I suppose the same thing is happening with my shoulder. Very interesting. Thanks for the videos!

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад +1

      Yes pretty sure that is the reason 👍 having too much time in the rear court can sometimes also lead to that mistakes and many times people hit harder when they have less time after flatter lifts and they are not able to use too much hip and shoulder

  • @karpen3054
    @karpen3054 Год назад +2

    really nice tips , but when i play i always forget this :(

  • @badminton4life63
    @badminton4life63 Год назад +1

    I suggest hold racket, breathing and smash posture for 0.5 seconds and hit with full power. You always should behind the shuttle for this technique. And it is good for wing attack and it helps follow through and get in front court. It really makes damage

  • @mikoardemil8099
    @mikoardemil8099 Год назад +4

    How to defeat a short opponent

  • @VinayKumar-ns1zy
    @VinayKumar-ns1zy Год назад

    This is very helpful. I have one specific query. I am a right handed player. While holding the racket in the forehand grip and trying to smash, i somehow always tend to point the racket head towards my left which either results in slicing or the shuttle always being hit towards my left. Any suggestions how to correct this ? Should i slightly rotate my wrist and try ?

  • @masterlup
    @masterlup Год назад

    could you talk about the wrist movements during the swing? I often see that the wirst is ULNAR DEVIATION in the starting position. Also when exactly tighten the grip?

  • @lcsvlog
    @lcsvlog Год назад

  • @King_of_Tekken
    @King_of_Tekken Год назад

    Hi Tobias,
    Is there a rule about where the receiver's and server's partner can stand during the serve in men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles ?
    Many thanks.

  • @sudhakarvenkatachalam7566
    @sudhakarvenkatachalam7566 Год назад +1

    Kudos for your crisp and detailed technique to improve the power as well as to reduce chances of injury
    Thanks for highlighting our errors

  • @murtazayousaf6384
    @murtazayousaf6384 6 месяцев назад

    1.Very Little hip movement is good to put power in smash
    2. Shoulder axis not to far upper body rotation
    Too much rotatiin will cause loss of power and balance

  • @nikhilesh1092
    @nikhilesh1092 Год назад

    From India yes make video on smash and sholder pain workout

  • @sailessahoo2613
    @sailessahoo2613 Год назад

    I feel more powerful smash after this video thanks for sharing

  • @akusiapa2499
    @akusiapa2499 Год назад

    Please detail rotation left hand or hand off

  • @gumarufamily-1961
    @gumarufamily-1961 Месяц назад

    I try tomorow

  • @kslava73-ytb
    @kslava73-ytb Год назад

    This video is really clear and helpful. Thanks a lot.

  • @faridmony9935
    @faridmony9935 Год назад

    What is the best specification raket for intermediate player?

  • @yanniey3888
    @yanniey3888 Год назад +1

    Should've used an example from GohVShem. His smashes are such an eye-candy. Great video nonetheless.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад +1

      True, his smashes are fantastic! Great example how to use the body in a perfect way, as he can create so much pre tension with the hip and elbow movement!

  • @MaxBarkov
    @MaxBarkov Год назад

    Thank you! It is interesting and usefull indeed. I would like to ask to explain one point: trajectory of the racket blade (z swing). I am 45 years old and learn the flat smash (it is quite strong), but I want to switch to z smash and definitely needs good tips and advises. I tried myself but my smash become not strong and goes every there but not to the aiming point...

  • @christianfortun8765
    @christianfortun8765 Год назад

    How can I practice the hip rotation? Because it's hard for me to use in ingame.

  • @PaulPaul-uv9kg
    @PaulPaul-uv9kg Год назад

    Love you bro 🤍🤍

  • @DarrenSaw
    @DarrenSaw Год назад +1

    I forgot to comment on this one when you first released it, what a great explanation.
    It's so easy when you hear certain tips to misunderstand or exaggerate certain things.
    I've definitely made the mistake of trying to over rotate hips and shoulder, it really doesn't help at all. This video points it out really well!

  • @dumpalpr
    @dumpalpr Год назад

    I am new to play, my forearm is always tight and stiff and I am not getting enough power because of this. It's happening unconsciously.. are there any exercises which help to practise to keep the arm loose. thank you.

  • @LaurenceWilliamson
    @LaurenceWilliamson Год назад

    Good video 👍

  • @D_phanindra
    @D_phanindra Год назад

    Can you make video on when hit smash and when to hit clear shot

  • @friendlyneighbourhoodduck1677
    @friendlyneighbourhoodduck1677 Год назад

    Another tip: USE YOUR WRIST, i this helped me elevate my smash to the next level. During practice almost only use wrist, you've mastered only using the wrist(3-4 weeks of training) you can start using more shoulder

  • @ProjectInfinityALhdLmsAwH
    @ProjectInfinityALhdLmsAwH Год назад

    how can you increase your stroke speed in every shot and how can you increase your racket speed for Example how do i increase the speed of me bringing the racket from down in defensce to up quick for flat shot

  • @widowspankie
    @widowspankie 2 месяца назад

    Just a thought, but have you taken a look at Mike Tyson’s hip movements for the power he added into his shots?

  • @phamletrunghung4070
    @phamletrunghung4070 Год назад +1

    Can u make a video tutorial on late backhand look like Watanabe?Thank u so much.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад

      Could you send a link what shot you exactly mean?

    • @phamletrunghung4070
      @phamletrunghung4070 Год назад

      @@tobiaswadenka8435 ruclips.net/video/4K2gHhqUiVU/видео.html
      This is video.
      In video,1:30 to 1:40 and 5:10 to 5:20 , i dont know exactly what is call look like smash backhand or slice backhand.
      3:30 to 3:40 late backhand so clear.

  • @nguyenhoangphat2441
    @nguyenhoangphat2441 9 месяцев назад

    what's the name of the racket in the video ?

  • @Kami_26
    @Kami_26 Год назад +1

    My mistake is throwing the shoulder forward

  • @oakoat9302
    @oakoat9302 Год назад

    That shoulder is a good point.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад +1

      Yes as I said something that also helped me a lot and I think you can see it up to a quite high level of players that some turn too much in the shoulder axis

  • @lechero4295
    @lechero4295 Год назад

    So what racket is the best for power smashes?

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад +1

      There is nothing like the best racket as it depends on different factors. In the end of this article I summed up some of the most important things about the racket selection: www.tobiaswadenka.com/2020/06/01/how-to-hit-a-powersmash-in-badminton/

  • @muhammadfirgapratama3745
    @muhammadfirgapratama3745 Год назад

    how to be calm when playing?? :)

  • @michaeldaveestillore3152
    @michaeldaveestillore3152 Год назад

    Is it possible to get shoulder pain due to repetitive use of strong smash with proper form?

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад +1

      Yes, in the end the smash is a one sided movement. Done too often without proper counter movements it can definitely cause pain

    • @daemonorops3528
      @daemonorops3528 Год назад

      @@tobiaswadenka8435 Interesting! What good counter movements do you suggest for badminton? Except playing with the left haha.

    • @tobiaswadenka8435
      @tobiaswadenka8435  Год назад

      @@daemonorops3528 Things that strengthen the back, I think a good basic exercise is the T: lying on the floor face down, arms to the side, thumbs pointing up and then raise your arms by pulling the shoulder blades together. That will help to keep the shoulders in a good position and to balance out all the forward movements that you do for all forehand shots

  • @jitendradixit879
    @jitendradixit879 5 месяцев назад

    Why this channel was hidden from me

  • @sir_jimstreet
    @sir_jimstreet Год назад

    You string yonex ?

  • @Coneman3
    @Coneman3 Год назад

    Think Bruce Lee’s one inch punch.

  • @Nimac91
    @Nimac91 4 месяца назад

    Why are you not talking about finger power? Almost all the power in a smash comes from pinching your grip at the very last moment you are going to hit the shuttle. You have a relaxed grip and the very moment you swing you also tense your mustle to create what's called finger power or wrist power. All the best pro's use this to get atleast 100kph harder smashes. Adjusting hip, shoulder and backswing are important, but I could have terrible pusture and yet do a very powerful smash because I used finger power.

    • @evansphenomenal
      @evansphenomenal 4 месяца назад

      A lot of people make a mistake of trying to precise time their squeeze, causing inconsistencies. You just have to keep your grip relaxed and let your subconscious do the squeezing for you.

  • @canadapayyan
    @canadapayyan Год назад

    You are awesome.
    If you are visiting banglore or kerala.ols call me