5 Ways To Become A Better Badminton Player
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I think unpredictability in your shots, using variety all the time and assessing your opponent's weaknesses quickly, is the difference between good and weak badminton players.
Definitely another one!! Thanks 😀
Mine smash is so inaccurate it’s a blessing
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Got a state tourney on Saturday and I’m vs a ranked 27th in Australia haha see how I go lol
Good luck! 👍🏼🏸
Do it like Nozumi. Return everything he plays, until he(she?) gets frustrated xD
Goodluck fam
Sheesh good luck
@@realmtraveller lmaoo that's what I was going to say
I think the biggest differences I’ve seen playing with untrained vs trained players is the way they handle the racket and their footwork. Trained players can use just their racket to guide shots, without having to move their body along and they can vary shots easily and unpredictably and get more power with proper grip. Their footwork is also way more efficient and they don’t tiptoe and stumble after the shuttle, but often wait to pounce and use efficient, minimal steps which they can easily return back from without breaking form.
at 55 i really should embrace again a sport I used to represent the Royal Navy at. I guess my pride at knowing I am no longer capable of playing at anything like that standard now has made me feel it would be a pointless excercise but your videos have inspired me. I agree most whole heartedly with the " don't hit it to your opponent". The number of players that seem to do this all the time is really surprising. Also better to play a low percentage return that leads to a good position that a high percentage shot that gives them a huge positional advantage. Thanks again for making me think about this sport again.
I'm British but live in Japan and work at a private school in Tokyo. Playing badminton in the school club with my students is one of my favourite things to do. I had never played before coming here, and the coach treats me rudely, thinking I can't understand his Japanese, and so refuses to help me learn. As a result, learning the game is made rather difficult.
Having said that, thanks to this channel and a small handful of others I've been able to improve so much in just one year. I'm going to keep getting stronger and then be able to teach my students more than just how to speak English.
Wow, they're so rude.
That's brilliant - keep up the good work :)
Right on 💪
I like to play with my students as well
Keep playing. We all have to start from somewhere. It is sad to see people not playing with a beginner - or give some suggestions when being asked for advice. We were all beginners at life. Don't forget badminton is a game - it should be fun .
You guys are actually insane, you guys have allowed me to become from a second round loser to a much better player being able to actually win matches agaist stronger players!
What sorts of things have you applied? :)
Hi there mr crab 😂 sorry we didn’t reply to this - it seemed to get lots amongst other comments! And thanks a lot for your continued support! We are actually switching our membership over to Patreon today due to several reasons we’ve explained on previous posts, but mainly to create a more engaging community in one place.
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I'd add a 6th one for beginners, speaking from experience: good coaching. I just started taking lessons a few months ago and while my coach is good, I feel he may be coaching me as if I'm a more advanced player who knows all the basics of the game already. Said coach is away for a month and I'm now taking lessons with a substitute coach who's fantastic with beginners like myself. Good coaching, along with having a playing partner on a similar skill level as yourself, can make all the difference when you're first starting out.
I love your video tutorials. They’re so clear and address the topics really well. Thanks
Ah that’s amazing to hear, thanks Marcus!
This is the #1 channel on badminton, modern, concise, and full of quality content.
Wow thank you so much ☺️
True
Love from India…🏸
Kyun teri masi ki bitia hai kia
This video is a must watch. It improved my game no end. Especially the tip to watch opponent's body position to guess which shot they play and where they'll play it. Just won 4/5 games tonight.
I find your advice really helpful and interesting. I'm always struggling looking at the shuttlecock and the opponents' position at the same time. That's why they can catch my shots easily quite a few times. Maybe because I always put the practice at the top and game reading at the end of the list. Thanks a lot for your videos. Looking forward to seeing yours.
Got 100k!!! Congratulations Greg and Jenny you deserve everything with what you've done. Amazing Videos 🎥 ❤
Thanks for the coaching tips🏸
Been playing badminton for years. Confident in my footwork but still not sure if i'm using the right grip in every shots I make. Thanks for an amazing video.
Glad you enjoyed it Oplok, keep working on the grips - you'll get there!
Me too. Often finding myself dropping the racket because of a too loose grip. Or having skin issues while grapping too strongly the grip. Or simple lacking power in smashes.
Do you have any advice for me please?
I generally play in doubles and find myself comfortable in it - however playing in singles is a challenge to me - and so visited your video to get some more tricks
Ur teaching improved my game a lot.Thank you very much.
🎾 Really miss playing at the national centre in MK, now living in Spain and playing regional in Murcia and Valencia regions. Your tips have helped me to a singles title in Murcia and doubles title in Valencia. Thanks for your help.
Nice - you'll have better weather in Spain! That's great to hear 😃 Have you come across our old coach Mike Adams in Murcia?
@@BadmintonInsight Not yet, but have tournament in Las Torres de Cortillas next to Murcia on 20th. Will ask to see if he is around.
@@georgefinal1042 ok
It's a tennis emoji
This video really helped me. I love your other tutorials. Thank you for posting these! ❤
Thanks for watching!
OMG SO close to 100k!!! 😱🥳 Can't wait for you to reach this milestone, so deserved.
Aahhh thank you so much!
And can't wait for both of them getting married . As they said in last year's video
@@shubhamsnehil8023 yes that's what we are waiting for
Waiting for the marriage lmao
Another great video 🏸
Practicing the shot using the correct technique over and over again is so important. This can only be achieved by having someone to feed the shuttle into the correct spot over and over and over again! Not always easy to find such a person 🤔
Ah thanks, and thanks for watching until the end 😜 Yes definitely is!
Thank you for these tips!
Thank you so much!!! This video helped me a lot to improve my game
Glad it helped! 😄
Yet another fabulous video. You both have been continuously giving us the best ways to improve our game. Can't thank you enough ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Umesh!!
Hey, check my channel as well for badminton videos :)
Thanks for your videos im actually gonna play on september 30 on a "all you can play" in the philippines and i can't help but binge you videos thanks!
Thank you for these tutorials. I've watched them all and now going back for reference. Really helped me progress and gain confidence as I move up my in my amateur league.
That’s awesome to hear, thanks Jamie! Keep going 💪🏼🏸
🏸Refresher course for me after 2 years of quarantine. Here’s to becoming a better badminton player in 2022. Planning to join a friendly tournament in January. Wish me luck! 🏆
Good luck 🤞🏼
🏸 I didn't think that the video was _that_ long. Thanks for the tips; I think I've really got to work on that "purposeful practise" part. I think I would categorise myself as a beginner, with my footwork, so that's one area I'll need to really work on. I'll keep an eye out on the channel for any advice (and maybe drill advice?) that you both have! Thanks again.
We’ve done a couple of videos on footwork on the channel already, have you seen those? 😃
I thought I had, but I've only seen the four-corners related one. I'll scroll through and find the others!
Amazing helped a lot thank you
Wish there was content like this back in 2010s when I was actively learning and playing more. Just started playing again this year and your videos has given me a refresher on everything. Keep up the great content!
Glad they’re helping now!! 😀
+1 and became a Patreon member!
I’m one month into badminton and I’m so addicted to it. Your channel is really helpful. Cheers 🏸
Glad we can help Marvin 😃
I am an advanced badminton player and I still learned a lot from this video.
We’re glad! It’s definitely not just for beginners!!
🏸 Well done for creating quality contents like this one! Great advices, well explained and friendly vibe here. However I found the advices were a bit technical for beginners, as an Intermediate I'm gonna follow your steps but it might be hard for a real beginner to apply everything 😉 See you in the next video!
Great summary compilation of advice - thank you 🏸🏸🏸 Really appreciate that you're putting these videos out weekly! Doesn't it get harder to think of new content? Anyway, it's all brilliant - so clearly conveyed - keep going please 🙂
Thank you so much Tom! 😄🏸 Fortunately we have a list of about 70-80 video ideas, so we should be OK for a few more weeks 😆
@@BadmintonInsight 👍
I really love your videos!!! Very informative and easy to understand. More power to you both and your channel!🏸
5 years ago I left badminton bcoz of money problem my parent don't have enough money to pay my coaching fees so now I have job so I can pay my coaching fees.. 1 month ago I joined badminton again 3 days ago I played friendly match with a national player in my coaching place and I won 2 times in a row so we played again and then again I won I think I can still progress thank you badminton insight your videos always help me to improve sry my English is weak hope you understand I am 19 btw
How do you get a job at just 19?🥲
@@randomuser1002 delivery boy job
@@ihaveexactlysubscribers-pz9gx Great job brother, good luck
thankyou so much!!
You're welcome! 😄
thanks this helped a lot me
Great breakdown 🏸🏸🏸
Thank you Bima! 😄🏸
Hope you guys enjoyed this big video - hopefully a lot of useful and practical tips to level up your game! 📈🚀 Don't forget to use this link to get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/badmintoninsight11221 (+ If you can cancel within this month you won't get charged!) 🤩
I absolutely loved this video !!! This is prefect for us who are trying to improve at this sport without access to a coach. Bravo 👏
Thank you !!!!!!🏸
🏸 absolutely loved it. Can’t wait to get on the court and start training. Thanks a lot. You both are legend ❤️
Thank you guys soo much!!! you both have helped me improve my game as i watch more videos of yours 🏸🏸🏸🏸🏸🏸 and i hope you both keep making these videos and we all keep supporting you!!!!!
edit : thank you for the heart also there are many fans of yours from other countries as im for India
Thank you so much!
this helped me to get a 3rd place i normally get last place tysm!
You’re very welcome! Glad it has helped 😀
@@BadmintonInsight wow u replied You helped me so much im going to a badminton game today and see if your tip can help me get a first place😇
Helpful indeed 🙌
🏸 Yet another informative and clear video. Your channel has really helped me (a 50 year old man 😊) get back into playing and enjoying badminton again. I am hoping to join a local club so that I can improve my game further. Keep up the good work! 🙂
🎾 Great video! Thanks for the advice guys, lets's take the game to the next level! 😁
You’re very welcome! Good luck 😀
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Thanks a Lot for the guidance and tips. Very helpful ❤
How could I not watch until the end?! Here's the 🏸🏸to show you!! I will also watch it back many times to make sure I pick up on every point - thank you as always for your knowledge and also effort doing these videos! 👍🏻😀
Haha, thanks Frank! 😄🏸 Great to hear you're enjoying the videos!
I literally had the same thing to say to you badminton insight! thanks for telling the key to become a better player..........
Thanks, hope it would help me in improving the game 🙏
I watch same video in every winters 😂
Thanks for the video ! In my opinion, footwork and consistency are the most important things to progress further as a player. Being able to return every shots in the court is the very essence of badminton. PS : the wedding is getting closer and closer ...
Yes definitely 2 very important things! Haha, we know - crazy!
Awesome video Greg and Jenny!! I love watching your videos about badminton.
There is one question if you answered, it would be much appreciated.
In doubles, if the server serves the serves and shuttle is going to the wrong court(not diagonally) but the shuttle is hit by the receiver's partner, not by the receiver himself then who wins the point?
Fault as only the receiver can legally return. Point to the server
Thanks for doing our job for us Raff 😃
Thank you so much! Hope Raff's answer is clear 😀
@@BadmintonInsight Always happy to ‘serve’ 😉
@@BadmintonInsight Yes, thank you so much!!
Informative as always. Quick question though, I hope you don't mind: how do I improve my reaction time, especially when it comes to returning a smash? Keep up the good work, regards from Vietnam 🏸🏸🏸
Thanks Dat! Check out this video on improving your reaction time - th-cam.com/video/A2FA2qcBVjE/w-d-xo.html and also our video on reading the game! And thanks for watching until the end 😃
@@BadmintonInsight thnx
🏸Really love the quality insights you guys give and help each of us, at all levels, improve and be better players. Love you guys and keep up the amazing work!❤
Thank you very much! What a nice comment 😀🏸
🏸 Saluuuuutes!! Great sharing of tips!! I'm preparing to return...against my long time badminton partner's son!! He learnt by playing with us adults. Now he's at a very good teen standard...& I've been away for over 3 years! This was valuable. Keep teaching, playing & learning!!
Thank you very much Richard! Good luck 😜
I really like your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
Badminton is a bit hard to adapt to but.. once you do you'll never forget the game in your life
thanks this really helped.
thank you for being an absolute legend
We need How to hold the racquet and how to switch the racquet grip according to the Strokes..
Yes 👍🏻
Great practical advise 🏸 from NZ
Love you Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thanks 😃
First comment 🥇
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Thank you so much for this video! I’ve played badminton for 15 years but never really analysed my gameplay like this!
Glad we could help :)
Jenny, my badminton training is so exhausting and I feel like giving up, my neck, back arms and legs all hurt so bad but I really want to be a player like you guys ❤
Great Video! 🏸
Thanks! 😀🏸
tx u for sharing such an insight 🏸🏸🏸
Thanks for watching 😊
Nice video I’m going to use the tips to make into my school badminton team
Thanks for your tips sir
Best training video kudos to both of you
Thanks 😀 Glad you think so!
Thanks it helped me so much
You’re very welcome! That’s great to hear 😀
@@BadmintonInsight I hope you will make more videos like this in the future
Thanks for the tutorial 😁 I've mastered my shots
Woohoo! There's still always something to improve though, keep on mastering them!
Worth watching it
Nice explanation👍
Very helpful! Thanks you! 🏸
Glad it was helpful! You’re welcome 😊🏸
Thank you!🏸
You’re very welcome 😀
these guys are funny yet helpful
Haha, glad you think so 😁
great videos . it helped me to learn a lot . many thanks from karachi pakistan
You’re very welcome 😀
thanks iv improved alot by this vid in 3 months
That’s great to hear 😀
i just gotinto a badminton team hope this video helps my skill!
🏸🏸 absolutely loved the video guys❤️
Thank you so much! Amazing to hear!
Great teaching! Clarity and fun! 🏸
Great tutorials
Thanks Charles 😀
Been useful in my doings in the SKREETS
Great video 🏸
🏸soo good keep this quality up and maybe you guys should post more videos
Thanks!
You’re welcome 😀
Thanks for the tips! ❤🏸
Omw to finally beat a team in my gym class's badminton tournament. Thank you
Thanks ❤
Awesome tips and advice, Greg and Jenny!🏸🏸🏸🏸🏸👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
Hi,
I like your posts. They are well made & quite helpful.
One request👇
Could you please make a video on net block in badminton in 3 point format👇
1. The correct explanation with video that when a net block is legal & when it’s a fault.
2. How to do a good net block.
3. Examples of videos of good net blocks by international players.
Thanks
I love your videos ❤❤
Thanks 😃🏸
Og Teacher 👌 nice teaching for beginner players
Thanks brother and sister
Nice❤️❤️❤️ thanks
This is a gem of a channel. Badminton is easily one of the most technical and strategic sport, maybe even more than tennis, but hardly gets the recognition in the western world - maybe till US produces an olympian.
Thank you so much ☺️ hopefully we can help badminton get the recognition it deserves!
@@BadmintonInsight yes, I have been suggesting your videos to everyone in my badminton club in the US. You really go into the intricacies of this sport. Bravo!
What a great video. I recommend it to all intermediate players.
Thanks 🤩
Im still in elementary school and i had a tryout yesterday and because of your tips i was selected.
Always loved your video 🤩! Have a quick question in 'reading the game'. Do you really look the opponents after every shot to read them? Its too quick for me.
It’s something that you can develop and do instinctively in the corner or your eye whilst playing 😊
@@BadmintonInsight would like to develop that skill :) i know thats tough to explain and teach, but if you could come up with any video, would appreciate, thks👍🏽