Hello, Very nice explanation, I was looking for that delay/ slight hesitation in split step when you are expecting the shot back from opponent. You demonstrated it very well in your video. Many thanks for the tutorial on footwork :)
i'm confused, when you want to move on to the forehand front side, isn't your non-racket leg supposed to stay back ? All of the tutorial online (including from professional) do it that way ...
Hi Sameer Thanks for this video. I was looking for something just like this. :) I have a question though. You explain which kind of split step to do for movement to each of the four corners. But given that the split is usually done just before the opponent strikes the shuttle, how do I know which split step to do? For example, I might do the straight split step to move to my forehand front court when the opponent is about to play it to my forehand back court. Then my positioning is a little compromised. What would you suggest?
Hey! Glad you found the video helpful ☺️ That’s a great question you ask! The directional split step usually takes place when you’re able to guess the right shot from your opponent. In case you do a wide split step thinking that the shuttle will come front but then it comes back, then there is a crossover footwork which is involved! Maybe I will do a video just for this topic ☺️ Hope this video at least helps in getting your rhythm right on the court. Will get into the implementation part soon 👍🏻
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Hello, Very nice explanation, I was looking for that delay/ slight hesitation in split step when you are expecting the shot back from opponent. You demonstrated it very well in your video. Many thanks for the tutorial on footwork :)
Happy to help! Glad you found the split step explanation useful.
Thanks bro , i will surely practice those footwork steps and i have saved your video to practice in court thanks a lot.
All in one video nice❤❤❤
Glad you liked it! 👍
Thank you brother. Video like this is pure gem. Keep uploading like this.
Appreciate the support! 🙌
Thanks alot. I needed it rn🙏
Most welcome!
Thanks a lot for your efforts. I learnt so much ❤❤❤
My pleasure 😊
i'm confused, when you want to move on to the forehand front side, isn't your non-racket leg supposed to stay back ? All of the tutorial online (including from professional) do it that way ...
Yes that’s another variation 😊
This is the basic and easy footwork which I demonstrated here 😊
Hi Sameer
Thanks for this video. I was looking for something just like this. :)
I have a question though. You explain which kind of split step to do for movement to each of the four corners. But given that the split is usually done just before the opponent strikes the shuttle, how do I know which split step to do? For example, I might do the straight split step to move to my forehand front court when the opponent is about to play it to my forehand back court. Then my positioning is a little compromised. What would you suggest?
Hey! Glad you found the video helpful ☺️
That’s a great question you ask!
The directional split step usually takes place when you’re able to guess the right shot from your opponent. In case you do a wide split step thinking that the shuttle will come front but then it comes back, then there is a crossover footwork which is involved! Maybe I will do a video just for this topic ☺️
Hope this video at least helps in getting your rhythm right on the court. Will get into the implementation part soon 👍🏻
Thank you! I look forward to learning about the crossover footwork. :)
we are alone in court what we have do in the court
Footwork 😂
Serves