keeping racket down is a very common mistake and the player never realizes it unless pointed out by a coach. And of course it makes a lot of difference in follow up and kill shots. Excellent point.
Brooo Love ur vdos Informative,crisp,to the point nd simple.. Also love ur way of showing wrong in washed out colours vs right as colourful Good concept 👌
I see some professional player constantly keeping their raquets low. Probably to spare energi? I personally think keeping the raquet up after a shot is much easier to connect to the next shot. Don't know a thing about the professionals. Nice video, keeping the raquet up after a shot helped me a lot during my games. Thank you!
Great. Yeah Some player that do this. But most of time is because they are taller. Good observation. Thank you bro. Hope it helps your improves your game a lot. Here is my new book I want to share to you book.badmintonandbeyond.com/badmintonlife
I did some research and actually own a racket with both thikness, it is think at the bottom and thin half way to the top. Thin grip assist with range of motion and finger-control at the net while thick assist with power and steadyness or control in fast swings.
I like how you demonstrate the problem and what happens and then how to correct to compare and contrast. 👍🏻
Thank you Donald. Wish to help you improve your skills and your games
keeping racket down is a very common mistake and the player never realizes it unless pointed out by a coach. And of course it makes a lot of difference in follow up and kill shots. Excellent point.
Thanks bro. Thank you for all your support
agree
Racket down is my drawback. Your every lesson are practical and worthy. Many thanks for the lesson 🙏
Thank you lal for your kind word
Brother, thank you for ur great service to our badminton community around the world.
I didn't even realize my racket always down , thanks for the video helps a lot
Such realistic points you have explained!! Really good video. Plz make more videos and help players to become better.
You are doing great 👍 keep it up bro . Love you
Very informative video
Love to watch you
Thank you bro.
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Brooo Love ur vdos
Informative,crisp,to the point nd simple..
Also love ur way of showing wrong in washed out colours vs right as colourful
Good concept 👌
Thank you Khadar. Let me know what information you want and Let me help you to improve your badminton
Bro really you're playing excellent
Hey bro, thank you for that. Let me know how I can help you ok
@@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching thanks a lot bro I wanted to know the doubles rotation bro....
This is so good! Thank you
Thanks coach for these regular uploads.
My pleasure . New content coming soon. Thank you for watching and support all the time
I see some professional player constantly keeping their raquets low. Probably to spare energi? I personally think keeping the raquet up after a shot is much easier to connect to the next shot. Don't know a thing about the professionals. Nice video, keeping the raquet up after a shot helped me a lot during my games. Thank you!
Great. Yeah Some player that do this. But most of time is because they are taller. Good observation. Thank you bro. Hope it helps your improves your game a lot.
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I smash hard, but I suck on defence, thanks. great video.
Great reminders and suggestions !!
My pleasure
Bro your video is helpful🙏
Amazing work , keep it up man
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I will and thank you for always support.
Aayyy love ur videos ❤️
Thanks bro for all the support
@@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching if possible can u pls make how to hit a forehand back court shot also called as neutralisation shot?
Nice
Can you please do a video on doubles defense covering defending of high shots, backhand lift of forehand side hip, etc?
Bro, I would do that. Np
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very good
Very helpful
Thank you bro
Nice video sir. How about a video regarding thin grip vs thick grip in terms of power, speed?
Hey bro I like that. Will do that soon. Thank you provide the idea, I appreciate
I did some research and actually own a racket with both thikness, it is think at the bottom and thin half way to the top.
Thin grip assist with range of motion and finger-control at the net while thick assist with power and steadyness or control in fast swings.
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Sir i can not hit shuttle at
Center of recket and how can i improve my swing and strokes plz help
Practice your strokes daily
@@kshamtaagrawal6352 I am started working on it bro thank
In this case would be the timing problem. I will teach you how to do that
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Thank you very much
Hey Bro thank you for all your support
Thank😘 how to turn the defensive into offensive in double al please teach me
Will mention that in our future content. Thank you for reminding
I feel so difficult to do the drive...Could u pls help mee??
Bro thank you for comment. May I ask is backhand or forehand ?
Backhand drive
And also twisting of grip during the drive is difficult.
thanks
Hi Kettai, my pleasure
So it seems the common denominator of all the 5 ready positions is simply to keep the racket up after each shot. :D
And stay low
Lesson learned:Always put your racket up
The main point is..racket must always in stanby mode....
You are right bro