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Dominate the 3rd shot in doubles + All England 2024 Giveaway
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
- In this video we take you through how to start dominating the 3rd shot more effectively and take control of the game in doubles.
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Another incredible video! Thank you for sharing your insights!
Glad you enjoyed it! We really appreciate the positive comment. 😀
Third shot intercept; the most important element when you can dictate the rally. Love the content on here. Can’t wait for the next video.
Pleased you enjoyed the video. The 3rd shot is a very important aspect of the game and sometimes forgotten.
Thank you very much for what you are doing!! Great content!!
We really appreciate the positive comment, pleased you’re enjoying the videos. 👍
Agreeing the 3rd shot with your partner is a great tip, so you are both covering the court well, and is something I hadn't considered.
It’s such a good opportunity to get as organised as possible as a pair. It can really help put you in a positive position.
This is so good! I am using this at our club and now getting some easy points. Although I have worked this out serving from the even side, it would be great to see a video or explanation from you.
That’s great to hear, pleased it’s working in your matches. We can look at the other side some time for sure. 👍
Great video. Very informative. I’ll try this out at club this evening!
Thanks 😀, let us know how you get on 👍
Glad you made this, as many club players don’t know how to do this. I often try to intercept the return on my serve and won many cheap points on my serve, just by doing this.
It’s a great skill to have and can win many quick points by being organised and looking for the 3rd shot.
I need to practice the round the head interception, as I tend do the forehand shots only. The 3rd shot interception is the easiest & quickest point you can win in a game, without a tiring rally. @@TheBadmintonZoneHQ
Great video,great detail
Thanks very much for the comment, we are really pleased you enjoyed it.
It also helps develop an elusive skill - Anticipation.
Yes it certainly a good place to start in developing a good reading of the game 👍
Very good and useful video guys. Would you be able to do a video on the technique for a "Drive" Serve ?
Yes I’m sure that’s something we can look into. It’s becoming more widely used now as well 👍
Pleased you liked the video.
We play with same technique, but my club members adopted now they play dribble(close net shot) or hard push to the backhand! which if u try 50-50 shot, for net shots some times i have to give lifts to the opponents! Have a to mix up variations in serves as part of play! Third shot taken by partner also good choice, set's up the rally!!
The net return is a good option as it has the shortest flight time, you could try gambling on the net more once you have served and allow your partner to cover the mid/rear court.
You’re right about setting up your partner for the 3rd shot as well, we decided to focus on the net player in this video but may release another video in the future focusing on the mid court player. Thanks for watching.
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ Will be waiting to watch that! how to setup the rally and all! Thanks
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Should the server attempt a net kill as a third shot if the opponent tries a dribble (serve return) or a lift is the best option?
@@streetninja23 it’s always the best option to kill but it all depends on if you’re early enough to the shot and confident in executing a brush kill when close to the tape. If the opponent isn’t ready enough for the reply you could also play a net shot. It’s all down to circumstance and the level of the players you are playing against. A lift isn’t a bad shot if played for the right reasons.
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Pleased you liked it 👍
Sir please cancel yoy give me a racket
We would love to do a racket giveaway in the future so make sure you follow us on Instagram. Thanks for watching