Forehand Rear-Court Footwork - The 4 Types You NEED TO KNOW!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2021
- In this video we teach you the 4 different movement types into the forehand rear-court corner! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️
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Wonderful video and tips. However, there is a 5th method that I often use under any of the scenarios that you mention. When my opponent hits the shuttle, I slightly raise my chin as I watch the shuttlecock go over my head. I then shift my weight back until I realize that there is no way in hell I can get it. If the shuttle lands inbounds., I proclaim " Nice shot". If it goes out of bounds, I look like a stud for conserving energy. It seem like your option are much better. Thanks for sharing.
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One of my first moves to master in badminton 😂
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I REALLY appreciate it that you used your right hand even though you're left handed! 😆🔥 9 in 10 people are right handed so yeah HAHA
I can't tell if you're serious or not xD
Haha glad you appreciate it - that's why we do it 😃
Just a quick word to say thank you guys - you made one of the best badminton channel on YT and its always a pleasure to watch your content
Wow, thank you very much William!!
Love it - so useful! Lot's of information to digest I might have to watch 10 times 😋
Haha, glad it was helpful! 🤗😆
Aloha Greg and Jenny, practice, practice, practice, using repetition, repetition, repetition. No short cuts. Great roadmap to use and awesome technical instruction. Thanks. Stay well.
You are so right. I’ve been looking for this technique for months on YT but couldn’t find anything satisfying. You nailed it. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
You are easily the best makers of Badminton content on the internet, also details like showing the footwork for us left-handed players out there
Ah thank you so much, glad you find our videos useful 😃
FINALLY a video content that I've been searching for on your for ages!!!!!!! People keep searching "how to smash" "how to drive" but the right footwork is half the game in badminton! 🙌
Definitely! Hope you find it useful 😃
Hey guys really appreciate the work that you are doing here! Thank you so much! This is great stuff.
You're very welcome, glad you're enjoying it! 😃
Woah that's a lotttt of good info,thanks for the tips 🥰 Really appreciate the effort you guys are putting in making these videos for us😍👏 😊 Lots of love ❤️
You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed it!
I have been searching for this kind of video for years in TH-cam because I am struggling with my rear court footwork to execute good shots. It’s really great that you guys brought this topic up! It certainly requires a lot of practices to perform those footwork you describe in the video. Until I master these techniques I always try to say this to myself „move you legs first and get behind the shuttle”.
Hopefully it helps 😃
Great video!! There are so many things to learn and get better at in badminton that forgot the basics of footwork…… ugh 😩
Do you two ever play practice games against other national team mates ? If so I think it would be nice to see some of those games and hear you two break down what strategies are used in each rally etc ….
Yes watching from Nepal 🇳🇵
Lot’s of love guys
Thanks for the support! :)
This is gold!! thank you so much for the clear explanation. Couldnt have found such good content elsewhere. Hope to have a course by badminton insight on footwork drills training regimes and schedule , for self practice
Ah thank you so much ☺️ means a lot!
Great video! May i suggest that you make a video about 'what to do after flick serve in doubles' when you're the server. Because most of the time after i do a flick serve, i'm always confused on where should i be (And then ended up losing the rally). Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the video, as always, good stuff. I want to share that I sometimes have this habit of fading away while smashing like jumping early and not doing the footwork because I keep on assuming I'll be late for the smash which then results to a weak smash hehe
I love your videos, they are always so useful and concrete. 👍👍
Thank you so much 🤗
Hi Greg and Jenny. This is a really helpful video. You showed what to use for each scenario, and each of that techniques has a separate video like the jump out, jump smash, and the scissor kick. But you didn't made a video about the kick-through. I'm really hoping to see a video for that. But anyways, this video is still really helpful.
Thanks buddy really helps me lot
Keep up the good work! Enjoyin the content and cant wait for the next one!
Upload more please 🤗🤗
Thanks, we're working on it!!
Thank you for all your enlightening videos! They are all very well-done with clear explanations and helpful tips. Much appreciated! I noticed that Greg held his breath before doing the split steps to the rear corners in this video. Is that to increase the explosiveness of the return? When do you release your breath? I noticed puffy cheeks still after he hit the bird. Thanks for your help!
As always, AWESOME! and thanks.
Thank you 😃
I sometimes lose matches because of my forehand but after watching this video I won my opponent by using this technique. Really appreciate it
Thank you for making this video!!!
You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed it 😃
Thankyou so much to you both guys today I'm playing so well couldn't express now I'm almost winning every match in my society
Words cannot express how much you mean to me and congrats In advanced for hitting 100k subs Watching your video for last 8 months
Wow, thank you so much!
Great upload as always. appreciate it. Cheers from Indonesia.
You're very welcome Beck, glad you enjoyed it 😃
Great stuff
Awesome .. thanks for another super video 😊
You're very welcome 😃
Hope this channel reach 100k subscribers this year
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Amazing!!!
Yet so informative video 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it 😃
Great video!
Thank You! 🥰
Greetings from Serbia
Thank you 😄
great tips
Nice tips
Thanks for making this video 😃😃😃👍👍👍
Hope you enjoyed it! 😄
Yes , your videos help me to play better and better
Great video guys! Something I think would be cool to see is how you guys split up your badminton training, so which specific skills get practiced when and how often you train a certain technical point, for example net play or offensive shots. Is there like a list of things that get trained and then those things are repeated again in rotation, etc. Would be cool to see how it’s structured. Great content as always!
ḥi i am 10 yrs and i love u r badminton videos i would love it if u can also tell me my mistakes personally big thank you u are the best badminton tutorial channel on youtube!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!looking forward for more videos thanks!
Thanks a lot 😀
nice tips
Thx coach..
Working on it..
You got this!
@@BadmintonInsight thx for your kind words.
Eagarly Waiting for the next training video Thank you guys #Gjsquad😍🇮🇳🙏
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Very good Video. Thank you! 🙏 Do you possibly plan to have videos sent to you and analyze the player's mistakes?
We already have this service on our website - www.badminton-insight.com
Great video! It would be nice if you explained how to read lifts. What distinguishes high/medium/flat/really-flat lifts? I suppose this varies from person to person and requires experience to react to on the fly during a match
Check out our 'how to read the game' video we did recently!
Such aa nice and helpful video
Thanks a lot 😊
@@BadmintonInsight I am a right hand player my right hand is on correct position whan i am playing but what about other hand I ll no other hand help for body control and stability but would plz tell about the position oh other hand by the way your video are very helpful and topic are 👍💯
Even though u guys have 100k subs u reply for each comments love u guys u r awesome 💕💓
Not quite 100k subs (yet) 🤪 haha, but thank you!!
I feel footwork is the most important aspect of badminton that is easily ignored. Love the ambidextrous work.
Definitely! Thanks 😃
You guys are awesome! ;-)
Thanks 😃
Love from Goa india. Love your content ❤️
Ah thank you so much :)
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Great Video !
Explained very well, I drill shot 1, 2 & 3, where as shot type 4 I should concentrate more on - thanks for that!
P.S I noticed you both using the new VICTOR THRUSTER F C BADMINTON black and gold how are you liking it for doubles?
Thanks a lot Chris! Yes we are, we love it!
Here is the link to our Thruster F Enhanced Edition review if you're interested! - th-cam.com/video/74C8AmNWaUA/w-d-xo.html 🏸 We hope you enjoy it!
Great video! Can you do video about footwork from the end of the court all the way to the net area and vice versa instead of being in the centre point? Would love to see this!
Check out our half court routines video where we show drop net. But yes we'll add this to our list to break down further, thanks :)
love the video. as a suggestion can you break down lee chong wei's amazing defense in your next video
Nice video suggestion, thanks! 🤗
Loved the vdo ❤❤❤
And can u plz tell me how to clean badminton grip
Thanks!! Changing the grip is the best way!
Hey Greg and Jenny I have a question for you . LINING WIND LITE [ 78 grams , 30 lbs tension , head heavy balance , full carbon graphite ] is worth 3000 rupees [30 pounds ] while LINING WINDSTORM [ 78 grams , 30 lbs tension , head heavy balance , full carbon graphite ] is worth 6000 rupees [60 pounds ]
. Both have same properties but why is the prize difference so great . I mean what are the other factors of racket which affects its performance . Please reply .
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Gotcha, i found this hahaha Yes, i have a problem when the opponents give me a lob to a corner of my forehand area, especially when after i cover a mid court area and the opponent get back the shuttle to the corner i just hope it was out hahaha!!! Repetition yes of course also is the key :) Nice video very helpful :)
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Greg and Jenny, you nice keep going!
Thanks 😃
My dear brother & sister
Thank you so much
Your teaching methods very good 👍
I like your video will done 👍
I'm from sri Lanka ♥️🇱🇰
Thank you so much :)
Thanks
You’re very welcome Lorna 😀 Thanks for the super thanks! 😊😊
Thank you ! can u show footwork, how to return three consecutive late forhend? cant do this already HELP!
At 3:02 why didn't Greg land his scissor kick with back foot landing first followed by the front foot? From what I understand the scissor kick on the forehand side is to help you come forward, and he does come forwards after.. so why not land back foot then front foot? Thanks
It’s really bad because I’ve been playing badminton for 9 years now (currently 16 years of age) and I only recently (8 months or so) have been actually starting to train really hard to become really good and since I was self taught for the other 8 years it’s really difficult to unlearn my bad habits. 😭
Yes that process will take time, but it's definitely not impossible - you will get there! 💥
What exercises do you guys do to stay fit? Other than badminton/court work
Weights training, bike and sometimes running but mostly on court!
Needed the stop drop tutorial, also was looking for a good tutorial on movement into forehand corner, I wonder if this channel is just becoming aimed at me!
Also, it's scary how you can do this footwork both left and right handed. I am useless with my weak hand.
Haha maybe we should change our name to Badminton for Adam Be! 😂
@@BadmintonInsight You could do or you could simply prepare a video on how to avoid slicing on the forehand corner jump out!
I used to love all of those shots and was particularly strong with the slice but then covid hit and I have not trained since. Now, I can only slice on shots in that corner and, when I try and slice intentionally, I always slice to much so what was once an excellent weapon is now a massive weakness.
@@BadmintonInsight you guys listen to your fans which is why you will keep growing #letsreach100k
On the topic of footwork can you do a breakdown of the Li Mao/China step/hop and when to incorporate it, I'd also like to see you guys play a game with two (multiple) shuttles simultaneously as more of a fun request!
And more tournament vlogs! Whenever they become possible for you guys of course. Really enjoyed the All England one.
Please could you do a review of that thruster f enhanced racket! 🙏
Here is the link to our Thruster F Enhanced Edition review - th-cam.com/video/74C8AmNWaUA/w-d-xo.html 🏸 We hope you enjoy it!
Hi Greg and Jen, I notice your racket carry isn't that high between shots, how high would you recommend for juniors for thier racket carry?
Thanks
Wow, this really depends! We did a video a few weeks ago about this in the mid-court. If their opponent is taking the shuttle below the height of the net then you would ideally prepare with it higher. In between movement you can afford to have it a little lower - it's easier to move fast like this. Just try to avoid having it too low!!
There is too little on badminton on youtube,even the little content that youtube has almost all content isn't explained in that great detail except yours.😃
Thank you so much, we'll try to keep increasing the amount of content on here!
Sorry, I'm still a little confused. In the split step video, you said that the split step is an anticipation move. Does that mean if I guess wrong, I can't do it? For example, what do I do if my opponent hits it to my back forehand corner, but my split step is with my racket foot forward (the normal ready stance)? Do I push off with my racket foot? Thanks!
Good question! If you do move slightly too early or wrong then yes you need to switch your feet quickly. This might decide which movement you use for the forehand corner, depending how early you will be to the shot!
Can you do a video about what should we think in court please
Watching these videos is so much fun but what is the point if it does not improve the game , I am planning to start from the first video and try to implement 1 by 1
I usualy deal with mental pressure on court and also afraid that if my shot will how correctly or not during the match sometimes it happen my performance is really good but times it goes very poor. Pls help what's the reason behind it
Lots of love ❤️❤️
hi!! Iam a 14 year old badminton player can i use theraband will it improve my smashes and techniques and also will it effect my height i heard a lot of myths that theraband affects height..
My back hand is very weak and would love a vid like this but for backhand footwork and how to improve the strength of the backhand shots!
th-cam.com/video/F7Clf4SnTlI/w-d-xo.html That's our backhand tutorial video!
can you make a video about bridge cutting in passive position?
What is this??
Greg I have to ask, when playing, why do you puff your cheeks while on the move in these examples? Breathing technique?
Not all the time but sometimes that is.
Which towel grip are you using
Victor!
Hello big fan
Thank you! 🤗
Cant see anything on youtube for a late forehand flat net shot from back corner, neutral shot. See the pros using it in singles, technique for number 4. Thanks
Excellent video. I think it is worth pointing out that these movements not only need to be relentlessly practiced when a player is learning, but have to be continuously practiced by players throughout their playing career. The movement patterns are very much "received" skills rather than natural movements and I am shocked how quickly they fade for me when I am taking a break from the game, particularly if you are an older player.
I see some pros (right handed) land on their left foot first instead of landing on both simultaneously. Which is correct?
Both can be done! It depends what position on the court you are 😊
@@BadmintonInsight I’m thinking left rear court double legged jump. Isnt landing on one foot going to stress the achilles more?
How many price in raket
Can you please make a video on a best warmup routine to follow to avoid every common injuries. Kindly do it pls....
We made this video around a year ago - th-cam.com/video/ZEmtYFnxZtk/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
The video is really helpful and on point but I think it would be a waste for people who don't Jump Smash (usually they can't do a deep lunge also).
So it may not make much difference for singles player but in a doubles game it is kinda an essential skill.
Will you guys consider doing a giveaway for 100k subscribers? I came across your channel and love the content but cant afford a nicer racket. Sometimes makes me feel like I am missing out while swinging around my brick. Thanks for the presentation
We will be doing yes! Stay tuned!
Can you make a video on how to dive in court
We will at some point! Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks for your request! We've just released it today, here's the link - th-cam.com/video/Uos0VSJ_Z3o/w-d-xo.html 😀
I'm still not clear what's the difference between type 1 (kick-through variation) and type 2. Is it just that in 1 you're behind the shuttle, and in 2 you're not?
Hello sir and mam could you please teach me advance footwork ,shuttle run footwork ,how to do it fast and some tips please it would be a great help
Don't you face copyright issues when adding videos from external sources like BWF?
8.2k more subs :^)
how about back hand rear - court foot work by using overhead shot
Why is it often said that you should do China jump from the forehand corner and scissor-kick from around the head corner?
It's easier and allows you to play better shots is one main reason!
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Please Upload Backhand Rear Court Footwork
We have done in our backhand tutorials we released over a year ago! :)
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Can you make diving tutorial?
We did do - thanks to this comment 😀
Are we going to have a backhand variant?🌚
We've already covered the round the head movement on are 4 corner footwork video, as well as the detailed backhand movement in our backhand videos! Hope they help 😃
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