Thanks for the awesome video Thomas! I have few questions: 1. Do you change bevel grip to thumb on the side grip when playing deep backhand cross drop? It is easier to slice that way when you are rally late. 2. I found that using bevel grip while serving let you use rotation of arm so you can do safe "flicks" to the baseline. (Is it a good idea to do this? I think almost all pros serve with bevel with low backhand serve ) 3. Is it good to change grip on forehand similarly, like rotating by 20-40 degrees to play late cross drops? I think advanced players can see that you adjusted the grip but it is hard to play cross drops when you are late into the shot.
Hey, thanks for watching 🤩 1: Yes if you are way way down under pressure i would change to the thumb being on the side, but still try to rotate the forearm a bit to generate more quick power to the shot. 2: I actually have more of a thumb grip, but almost in between the 2 grips. So when i push and rotate in the forearm i also rotate the grip inside of my hand to end up with the thumb grip. This way i can generate even more power. I use the same technique for the doubles defense shots. 3: Yes the same goes in the forehand, you change the grip to be in the best possible and most natural position. It is really tricky because you use SO many different variations on the 4 basiv grips, Forehand, thumb, bevel and panhandle (hammer) 😉
Bevel grip has been my favourite grip position so far, I can serve with incredible slice speed, smash easily and slice it sometime to do deception, and do all type of backhands all at once with barely changing grip.
Backhand serve with a bevel grip? That's new to me. I've always served with a backhand thumb grip for both the backhand short and flick serve. I'll be trying that in training, thanks.
I think thumb grip is already correct as I've learned. The bevel grip is only use for backhand clear/drop. This guy has taught so many weird techniques
@@jaisuperawesome idk, I tried it on some test swings at home for backhand serve. It does free up some wrist movement and is much easier to make effortless flick serves. I think a lot of singles players serve with this grip as the serve from a lower more relaxed position. If you serve move upright and almost have the rack straight across the thumb grip might suit you better I think. Nonetheless until I try it in practice I cannot say for sure how it will feel.
Agree the thumb can be used in the serve, i use a mix between the 2 grips so when i push with the finger power i rotate to the thumb grip to generate more power💪🏻
@@BadmintonFamly makes sense. lets say you want to a deceptive flick serve or slice to place. A thumb grip would make it more obvious and requires more movement than bevel. thanks!
Except for the backhand defensive shots I almost always use a thumb grip, is that wrong? I prefer using thick grips which makes the handle completely round shaped probably that is why I could never differentiate between a thumb grip and a bevel grip. You elucidated everything very nicely as usual, I will try to implement them in my game 😊☺️
@UC51Nm4fBjfLgDkaB6WzmjaA Maybe that is why my backhand returns to the smashes never reach the baseline, today I will try to use bevel grip, lets see what happens 🤞 Thanks 👍
I wanted to ask that can we use bevel grip while serve coz naturally i don't know why i prefer to use bevel grip while serve rather than using the forehand grip
@@BadmintonFamly thanks for covering every tiny details in the video. I hope this continues in your upcoming videos. And one request, while showing the grip try to show the whole racket from all possible directions. Please consider 😍😘😍😘😍😘
Thanks a lot for the video! As the bevel grip is good for precise shots on the backhand side, what type of grip would you recommend for similar precise shots on the forehand side?
Another excellent and informative video, great work well done! I have a question: What is the purpose in no 5 of playing that shot to the deadzone as a sliced shot? Deception? Because the spin/wobble of the shuttle is long gone once it passes the net.
Thanks a lot for that. About shot 5 it is easier to control the curve of the shot as you control in the shot. You can also se that the curve of the shuttle goes just a bit downwards when going over the net, which should put more pressure on the opponents. Of course the slice is better closer to the net so the shuttle spins a bit, but from the deadzone this technique is just really nice and "easy" to do 😎
Please tell me about a basic grip for beginner i always keep rotating racquet in my hands :( make my game very bad, please guide me. Rotating means confuse about where the shuttle will come and either i have to stay forhand or backhand, i mean that grip thing is too much confusing for me.
Thanks for the video !! Super like always🙏. I just had a question. When the shuttle is near the body(back court and backhand side), you need more flexibility in your wrist in order to tale the shuttle. But in my opinion, the bevel grip takes a bit of flexibility off. Should i either take a step on the side in order to gain that missing flexibility or change the grip? Thanks😁😁
Hey, i would prefer to move a bit "away" from the shuttle to have more space to do the shot. BUT if you are to take it closer to the body, then yea you need to change the grip a bit in order for you to flex properly ☺️
Everyone polled for forehand grip and you did bevel hmm weird? Hey i have a question the panhand grip and hammer grip are both different. In panhand grip we have to rotate the bevel grip counter clockwise can be used in cross court backhand drop shots. And about the hammer grip it is used for hard smashes we hold the grip as like a hammer.
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Very confused about the bevel and the backhand grip . Can you or anyone explain to me ...they seem to me that they hit the same shots maybe im wrong ...
Backhand grip can be the bevel or the thumb. For beginners the backhand is just using the thumb grip. I would say for more advanced players the term backhand grip is either thumb grip or bevel grip.
Badminton Famly thank you for the fast reply! I live in indian and my own neighborhood plays badminton at evening time and I feel left out so i am learning from your videos . So basically they are the same but one is a bit more advance ? But both can be used during the same
Thanks for the awesome video Thomas! I have few questions:
1. Do you change bevel grip to thumb on the side grip when playing deep backhand cross drop? It is easier to slice that way when you are rally late.
2. I found that using bevel grip while serving let you use rotation of arm so you can do safe "flicks" to the baseline. (Is it a good idea to do this? I think almost all pros serve with bevel with low backhand serve )
3. Is it good to change grip on forehand similarly, like rotating by 20-40 degrees to play late cross drops? I think advanced players can see that you adjusted the grip but it is hard to play cross drops when you are late into the shot.
Hey, thanks for watching 🤩
1: Yes if you are way way down under pressure i would change to the thumb being on the side, but still try to rotate the forearm a bit to generate more quick power to the shot.
2: I actually have more of a thumb grip, but almost in between the 2 grips. So when i push and rotate in the forearm i also rotate the grip inside of my hand to end up with the thumb grip. This way i can generate even more power. I use the same technique for the doubles defense shots.
3: Yes the same goes in the forehand, you change the grip to be in the best possible and most natural position. It is really tricky because you use SO many different variations on the 4 basiv grips, Forehand, thumb, bevel and panhandle (hammer)
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Bevel grip has been my favourite grip position so far, I can serve with incredible slice speed, smash easily and slice it sometime to do deception, and do all type of backhands all at once with barely changing grip.
Thank you Thomas. Having the mental acuity to change my grip in time to be effective is my problem. More training....
Oh yes more more go kick-ass💪🏻💪🏻💯💯
Very well explained and excellent demonstration
This is an excellent video and amazing tutorial and guides. I like the format and way to present the video and information, I hope to see more soon! 💕
Thank you so much, and yes more will come👌🏻
fantastic coaching and clarify lotsof things
Very good to hear that, thanks for watching🤩
Backhand serve with a bevel grip? That's new to me. I've always served with a backhand thumb grip for both the backhand short and flick serve.
I'll be trying that in training, thanks.
I think thumb grip is already correct as I've learned. The bevel grip is only use for backhand clear/drop. This guy has taught so many weird techniques
@@jaisuperawesome idk, I tried it on some test swings at home for backhand serve. It does free up some wrist movement and is much easier to make effortless flick serves. I think a lot of singles players serve with this grip as the serve from a lower more relaxed position. If you serve move upright and almost have the rack straight across the thumb grip might suit you better I think.
Nonetheless until I try it in practice I cannot say for sure how it will feel.
Agree the thumb can be used in the serve, i use a mix between the 2 grips so when i push with the finger power i rotate to the thumb grip to generate more power💪🏻
@@BadmintonFamly makes sense. lets say you want to a deceptive flick serve or slice to place. A thumb grip would make it more obvious and requires more movement than bevel. thanks!
Well explained, yours vidéos are the top of pedagogy 👏
Thanks a lot and Thanks for watching💯👏🏻
Thanks for your clarity of backhnad sir
Your welcome👍🏻
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Great to hear👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
4:50 notice there is a blood in his thumb nail. he works really hard to give us this tutorial.
Hahaha💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
@@BadmintonFamly Thank you Coach
Awesome content sir . Number 1 badminton tips
Thank you SO much👌🏻
Beacuse u really work hard for making the videos so I everytime do a like to your videos
Thanks a lot👌🏻
Hi, can you show of how to hold racket before and after smash ? Thanks
Thanks, most of time i use thumb grip for the back short
Yes the bevel and thumb grip sometimes mix together, very close to each other 😎
Thank you so much...with the help of this video I improved a lot...🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😇😇😇😇
Sounds so great👏🏻👏🏻
@@BadmintonFamly 😇
Except for the backhand defensive shots I almost always use a thumb grip, is that wrong? I prefer using thick grips which makes the handle completely round shaped probably that is why I could never differentiate between a thumb grip and a bevel grip.
You elucidated everything very nicely as usual, I will try to implement them in my game 😊☺️
@UC51Nm4fBjfLgDkaB6WzmjaA Maybe that is why my backhand returns to the smashes never reach the baseline, today I will try to use bevel grip, lets see what happens 🤞 Thanks 👍
@@avishekchaudhuri9321 I was trying it yesterday. It works, but later my elbow was a bit sore 😶
Good stuff and camera angles
I wanted to ask that can we use bevel grip while serve coz naturally i don't know why i prefer to use bevel grip while serve rather than using the forehand grip
Sir will you make video on 1-2 month traning routine to improve game
Watch badminton videos and play heaps.
Thanks for the video, that i asked for. Love u guys 😍😍😘😍😘😍
Good to hear, hope you like it 🤩
@@BadmintonFamly thanks for covering every tiny details in the video. I hope this continues in your upcoming videos. And one request, while showing the grip try to show the whole racket from all possible directions. Please consider 😍😘😍😘😍😘
Looking forward to forehand grip next video! :)
Yes will come soon, had some issues with some clips so we have to reshoot them🙃
@@BadmintonFamly When i tried 'loose grip' my racket became wobble2 before hitting the shuttle compared to tight the racket a bit. I wonder why
Hello thomas amazing video on bevel grip🙌🙌
Thanks a lot, glad to hear you like it💪🏻
Thanks a lot for the video!
As the bevel grip is good for precise shots on the backhand side, what type of grip would you recommend for similar precise shots on the forehand side?
Thank you.i expect more videos 😍
Thanks
Your welcome👌🏻
Another excellent and informative video, great work well done! I have a question: What is the purpose in no 5 of playing that shot to the deadzone as a sliced shot? Deception? Because the spin/wobble of the shuttle is long gone once it passes the net.
Thanks a lot for that. About shot 5 it is easier to control the curve of the shot as you control in the shot. You can also se that the curve of the shuttle goes just a bit downwards when going over the net, which should put more pressure on the opponents. Of course the slice is better closer to the net so the shuttle spins a bit, but from the deadzone this technique is just really nice and "easy" to do 😎
Please tell me about a basic grip for beginner i always keep rotating racquet in my hands :( make my game very bad, please guide me. Rotating means confuse about where the shuttle will come and either i have to stay forhand or backhand, i mean that grip thing is too much confusing for me.
Can you play with only a bevel grip?
Thanks for the video !! Super like always🙏. I just had a question. When the shuttle is near the body(back court and backhand side), you need more flexibility in your wrist in order to tale the shuttle. But in my opinion, the bevel grip takes a bit of flexibility off. Should i either take a step on the side in order to gain that missing flexibility or change the grip? Thanks😁😁
Hey, i would prefer to move a bit "away" from the shuttle to have more space to do the shot. BUT if you are to take it closer to the body, then yea you need to change the grip a bit in order for you to flex properly ☺️
Hi Thomas
Excellent video, especially from the top view👍
Can I ask what tension do you have your rackets strung at?
Thanks
Thanks a lot👌🏻 Yes around 32-33lbs so pretty hard💪🏻
THE. Grip must
Sir can we use bevel grip in smash or toss .?
I'm a little confused. Some channels say this is for the double defense, and others say that is the thumb grip. Can you please help me out? Thanks.
Both are okay to use, I actually start with bevel then use finger power rotating a bit into the thumb grip 😎
Great
Could you suggest me the best string for power for Astrox 88D? Nice video btw. 👍👍👍
Thanks👌🏻 I use the BG80, i really like that string💪🏻
Everyone polled for forehand grip and you did bevel hmm weird? Hey i have a question the panhand grip and hammer grip are both different. In panhand grip we have to rotate the bevel grip counter clockwise can be used in cross court backhand drop shots. And about the hammer grip it is used for hard smashes we hold the grip as like a hammer.
Haha yes the forehand grip will come, we had some issues with some og the clips so we need to reshoot, will come soon👌🏻
Panhandle and hammer is the same grip, and yes it is used sometimes in the power smash, but only a bit so you still can rotate your forearm👍🏻
Good video,,
Are you use yonex astrox 88 D or 88 S?
88D💪🏻
What is monthly fee of badminton plus and I am totally begginer can I jion
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Is the hammer/panhandle grip for power smash?
Yes a little bit towards that grip can be useful in the smash, try searching for our smash tutorials on our channel 💪
What grip do you use for a backhand clear?
Also bevel but close to the thumb as well💪🏻 Not all the way to a thumb grip, but you need the thumb to help you to get some power😉
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What racket do you use U? 3u or 4 u...thanks
4U👌🏻
Which racquet u use in video
Astrox 88D
How do u shoot to get a head on view. Which camera and how to use it . And how much it cost and can I buy it and take videos like that
Hey, it is a GoPro camera with a head strap👌🏻
@@BadmintonFamly how much it cost
@@BadmintonFamly can u send me a GoPro
Nice video but keep video of how to do grip like you
Very confused about the bevel and the backhand grip . Can you or anyone explain to me ...they seem to me that they hit the same shots maybe im wrong ...
Backhand grip can be the bevel or the thumb. For beginners the backhand is just using the thumb grip. I would say for more advanced players the term backhand grip is either thumb grip or bevel grip.
Badminton Famly thank you for the fast reply! I live in indian and my own neighborhood plays badminton at evening time and I feel left out so i am learning from your videos . So basically they are the same but one is a bit more advance ? But both can be used during the same
Thumb is more for power and bevel more for smooth shots👏🏻
What about the backhand clear?
Also bevel but close to the thumb as well💪🏻 Not all the way to a thumb grip, but you need the thumb to help you to get some power😉
You play lbs???
Around 32lbs💪🏻
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Sir can we use bevel grip in smash or toss .?
No dont use the bevel, forehand or hammer grip is the best👌🏻