Pretty sure that the stepping with front leg or racket leg is debated and usually just personal preference - I recall watching badminton insight talk about it in their return of serve video.
I did this in my last games as my opponents were weak with those, making them a little more tired. They either miss the shuttle or not step back enough. We're beginners :)
it's generally the right idea but it doesnt matter whether you lead with the non-dominant leg or step through with the dominant leg. there are advantages and disadvantages to both way and if you watch elite players you'll see plenty of both ways. many players will insist their way is faster to the net, but neither way is even slightly faster. i lead with the non-dominant leg and i have my reasons but i do not adopt the belief that it is The correct way-- it's just the way that works for me
Standby raket setinggi itu pas tunggu service emang bagus klo ambil bola depan. Tp dgn standby posisi itu, musuh pasti akan banyak kasih service flick. Pasti susah balikin nya
It's not for everyone and is more relevant if you stand close to the front service line. If you can't do that exact step, don't worry! You can still hit very good service returns :)
If that's the way you return the serve with back leg, then you should never do that 😅 go learn to the likes of Gideon, sonoda, cai yun, Kevin, ect ect... Who almost always return the short serve with back leg
Hehe search up a professional doubles match and you will know :) It's not the easiest to learn so you can always keep the way you're currently doing it until you've learnt this way
@@Volantbadminton I am a beginner player. Because Im a beginner... I want to learn playing badminton the correct way from begining (from now) as much as passible. Later it's will be hard or harder to change it I like watching badminton tips videos 🙂
@@bongkosolbadminton I have spent most of my badminton journey doing the same thing haha but it is the gold-standard. All the best with your badminton journey!
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Pretty sure that the stepping with front leg or racket leg is debated and usually just personal preference - I recall watching badminton insight talk about it in their return of serve video.
Yep, you do you!
The number of players who lift every service return !!! I get frustrated but they say "I play for fun and like to defend". 😢😢😢
I hope they’re good a defending 😄
To be fair, lifting (more like a drive or low lift) can be pretty effective when to their backhand (atleast at non-competitive levels of play)
I did this in my last games as my opponents were weak with those, making them a little more tired. They either miss the shuttle or not step back enough. We're beginners :)
Solution: Don't play with casual players
My friend 🏸 thank you
Superb. Need to practice.
Needed thiss
Can u tell me the exercises to improve the same
We want more tips like this
it's generally the right idea but it doesnt matter whether you lead with the non-dominant leg or step through with the dominant leg. there are advantages and disadvantages to both way and if you watch elite players you'll see plenty of both ways. many players will insist their way is faster to the net, but neither way is even slightly faster. i lead with the non-dominant leg and i have my reasons but i do not adopt the belief that it is The correct way-- it's just the way that works for me
Great
Standby raket setinggi itu pas tunggu service emang bagus klo ambil bola depan. Tp dgn standby posisi itu, musuh pasti akan banyak kasih service flick. Pasti susah balikin nya
Kami akan segera post video tentang balik flick serve !
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Wait.I have a question.What if I prepare like that and people serve the ball high or long behind the court?How am I able to return it?Ty
U can't. Forget abt that point and move on to the next point and never repeat the same mistake 😂
@@mr.shanky 🤣
Prob jump high like a frog and return the serve 🗿😂
Step with front leg needs less time than with back leg. That's the theoretical basis anyway.
just move backwards its not like its impossible to move back while doing this I have done it before
Kalo stanby gitu trus dilob gimna coba bang
Can we step out while returning?? Also, can we jump and do a smash return???
I find I have a weaker attack as I have to move back more if they flick the serve.
Same
We will be releasing a video about how to improve your returning of flick serves soon!
@@Volantbadminton ok
Nc info
Video too fast!
Thank
Welcome!
Wow
If service is given back than😢😮😮😢😮
and then flick serve🤣🤣
We will be releasing a video about how to improve your returning of flick serves soon!
but how if thei suddenly serve back
Your shoes, what brand are they?
They are li Ning but old model!
When he service in u r rigt side what will do
Do I also step like that in singles?
No, that step is much more for doubles!
What is called the orange thing used for gripping badminton shoes plzz anyone tell me
Rubber? Haha sorry, not sure
Music Name ?
What a relaxing music
me too
I forgot this step since its hard for me to do
It's not for everyone and is more relevant if you stand close to the front service line. If you can't do that exact step, don't worry! You can still hit very good service returns :)
@@Volantbadminton I applied this step and it improve my game especially i dont have to lifting a lot anymore 😁😁
Heyy..
How to throw a spin?
I can't learn it while practicing from more than 3 days continuously
What do you mean by throw a spin? Sorry, not sure what you mean.
Following
it should be fault serve, right? He positioned the shuttlecock too high.
Baru ini saya lihat kaki kiri didepan
Samaaaa, biasanya kanan maju kedepan dan srobot
Uda coba pakai kaki kiri di depan?
@@Volantbadminton udah, ternyata bner, enak, atlit atlit juga tak pantau juga kaki kirinya yg maju saat mau serobot serv lawan
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your leg in wrong position
If that's the way you return the serve with back leg, then you should never do that 😅
go learn to the likes of Gideon, sonoda, cai yun, Kevin, ect ect... Who almost always return the short serve with back leg
And what to do when you are pushed back
We have a video on this :)
Is that the correct way to do? I mean the leg. I always do it with my right leg
Hehe search up a professional doubles match and you will know :) It's not the easiest to learn so you can always keep the way you're currently doing it until you've learnt this way
@@Volantbadminton I am a beginner player. Because Im a beginner... I want to learn playing badminton the correct way from begining (from now) as much as passible. Later it's will be hard or harder to change it
I like watching badminton tips videos 🙂
@@bongkosolbadminton I have spent most of my badminton journey doing the same thing haha but it is the gold-standard. All the best with your badminton journey!
Your question help me alot. I Even don’t know that I have my legs wrong
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