Good question. The benefit of this shot that will be helping you get the third shot at the front easier and faster as long as the shot is going straight down instead of up. Good question, thank you for bring it out
Thanks for the response coach! I look forward to your future videos. I guess a similar question would relate to your service video where you highlight the 4 corners but didn't mention serving into their body or the shoulder on their racket-side to jam their return. Perhaps in the future you can add these nuances in! Great job.
This is simply the most easy to understand video on receiving. You guys can do the explanation part in a good manner. Hope to see more of your content.
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Hello coach! Thank you for another excellent video :) could you let me know if you plan on making a video for deceptive service returns and on when to use them?
How often should you hold the opposite grip and hit towards the opposing player's side? How often should you switch it up? Also to answer your question, the middle-area return is probably the best right?
Great video! How about a video on how both partners should position themselves on the court when receiving a serve? I noticed in most international tournaments, that the other partner on the receiving team is positioned at the center of the court (not on the opposite box), while the one receiving the actual serve is near the net.
And when you get the serve back who is responsible for which return? If you are serving a short serve you are responsible for all short returns? Even the ones going on the line on your partner side?
Hey coach ! Awesome video. Can you please tell how you call the grip that you used for these returns ? It doesn't look like bevel, forehand or backhand grips.
from forehand side or backhand side? From forehand side would hold bevel, and backhand side would hold forehand grip. Good question. Thank you for watching
Hi, I'm a left hander, when I have to return from the right box, will I use forehand grip to return for spot 1, ,2, 3 and and bevel grip for spot 4, 5, 6? Am I correct?
I hv the same question. Looks like you always step your non-racket foot forward when receiving low serve. What is the difference stepping racket vs non-racket foot forward when receiving? Also, is there a difference in our return strategy when opponent serves to different position (left, right, mid) on our service line? Tks.
Racket foot or non racket foot the difference are racket foot your return could be aggressive but slower back to ready for next shot and non racket foot is more faster to be able to get ready for next shot
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Wait what, u r stepping out of the box to return serve... And my friends say that u can't go out of the box from front area to return serve...... Pls tell 🤔
The server and receiver must start in their own box before the serve. After the server’s racket contacts the shuttle and the shuttle is in the air, players can move and go anywhere. In the video, the receiver only moved immediately after the server’s hit, which is completely legal (and what I’m trying to learn).
That's great coach, personally placement 6 is my go to as alot of doubles players stand behind the server and often compensate their backhand by standing closer to position 3.
Observe your opponent serve motion and catch the timing Then back foot needs to push forward reach your racket forward with your racket head up and connect with the shuttle by using your finger Hope that helps. Let me know if you have more question
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Aloha Coach Al, well worth practicing. Easy points with minimal effort. Great way to get the jump on opponents. Thanks. Take care.
Bryan thank you for comment. Let me know how I can help you.
Thank you bro
Thank you for the great video, editing etc.
Thanks bro this video is so useful
This is amazing tutorial.
Hey coach, what about the flat return straight down the middle? What are the benefits of this shot and when should it be used?
Good question. The benefit of this shot that will be helping you get the third shot at the front easier and faster as long as the shot is going straight down instead of up. Good question, thank you for bring it out
Thanks for the response coach! I look forward to your future videos. I guess a similar question would relate to your service video where you highlight the 4 corners but didn't mention serving into their body or the shoulder on their racket-side to jam their return. Perhaps in the future you can add these nuances in! Great job.
Nice trick , thanks for the video , have fun a great day ahead ✌️
You too buddy. Happy New Year. Have the best ever badminton year for you
Excellent demonstration!!!
Thank you. Glad you like it
the music and the guys face make it look like it's telling us this was how it used to be before the war happened
This is simply the most easy to understand video on receiving. You guys can do the explanation part in a good manner. Hope to see more of your content.
Glad you love the video. We will create more content and coming soon
Thanks @AL Liao!!. What if the service comes over the head, can we still target the same spots?
Really useful video - liked and subscribed!
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Hello coach! Thank you for another excellent video :) could you let me know if you plan on making a video for deceptive service returns and on when to use them?
Thanks Coach. May I know what racket and tension you are using please?
How often should you hold the opposite grip and hit towards the opposing player's side? How often should you switch it up?
Also to answer your question, the middle-area return is probably the best right?
Very informative video.... thanks
Thank you for watching and love the information.^^
Can u explain the positions once we do this return? Where can we anticipate opponents return when we push them to their forehand?
this is gold
Great tips on service return, now if I can stop lifting the birdies. 👍🏻
Yeah. This 6 spots will helps you be more aggressive in your doubles game
Sigh meee too
that background music hahaha
I loved 1 and 4
nice sharing
My pleasure all the time
thanks you are a master in the explanations
Thank you for comment. Glad to help you to improve your skills
Thanks for the tips Al. Have not seen you in a long time since the Sunday evening dropins. Keep the vids coming!
Hi Ken,
My pleasure. Thank you for watching. Hopefully you get some tips and improve your games.
Great video! How about a video on how both partners should position themselves on the court when receiving a serve? I noticed in most international tournaments, that the other partner on the receiving team is positioned at the center of the court (not on the opposite box), while the one receiving the actual serve is near the net.
Thank you for your support and question. Np. I will make a video to explain that.
Thank you very much
Great video. Do you always use forehand to recieve when you are receiving in the left box and backhand when you receive in right box?
Hey Thomas, not always. Usually I hold bevel grip so it helps me to twist to forehand and backhand faster.
Nice tip
Thank you very much. Glad to hear that. ^^
great staff
And when you get the serve back who is responsible for which return? If you are serving a short serve you are responsible for all short returns? Even the ones going on the line on your partner side?
I like the background music 🎶
Thank you
Can u please tell the name of the music?
Thx
Really super
Hey coach ! Awesome video. Can you please tell how you call the grip that you used for these returns ? It doesn't look like bevel, forehand or backhand grips.
from forehand side or backhand side? From forehand side would hold bevel, and backhand side would hold forehand grip. Good question. Thank you for watching
What if opponent serve at backhand.. How can we execute the shot number 4 5 and 6 ??
What you can do is to twist to backhand grip and you can return to those spot.
@@JahoBadmintonCA ok thank you sir
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Hi coach, I hv tried it but couldn't succeed. The shuttle going out. Where to hit the shuttle, pls tell me the hitting position n how to hit?
Don't drop the elbow, good subtle suggestion!
Hi, I'm a left hander, when I have to return from the right box, will I use forehand grip to return for spot 1, ,2, 3 and and bevel grip for spot 4, 5, 6? Am I correct?
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spot no.3 and 4
Not necessary to be same feet and same arm forward for service return?
I hv the same question. Looks like you always step your non-racket foot forward when receiving low serve. What is the difference stepping racket vs non-racket foot forward when receiving? Also, is there a difference in our return strategy when opponent serves to different position (left, right, mid) on our service line? Tks.
Racket foot or non racket foot the difference are racket foot your return could be aggressive but slower back to ready for next shot and non racket foot is more faster to be able to get ready for next shot
What is your shoe model?
Good tutorial, but what do I do, if it goes between fore and backhand and produces an awkward angle 😅
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Sir can u say th model of racquet in ur hand
Exthree Iron L 😀
Wait what, u r stepping out of the box to return serve... And my friends say that u can't go out of the box from front area to return serve...... Pls tell 🤔
The server and receiver must start in their own box before the serve. After the server’s racket contacts the shuttle and the shuttle is in the air, players can move and go anywhere. In the video, the receiver only moved immediately after the server’s hit, which is completely legal (and what I’m trying to learn).
@@alfred8217 ohhk thanks
That's great coach, personally placement 6 is my go to as alot of doubles players stand behind the server and often compensate their backhand by standing closer to position 3.
Thank you Harvey for comment
bro this music is from an old english cigar comercial
it really depends which spot i will hit. Esp i need to know my partner strength n weakness before i make a decision. Also, my opponent weakness..
Thank you for sharing Eugene ^^
that's subjective...he teaches the basic stuff which most of the regular player will hit...I use the same technique too just to be safe..
While returning the serve I always thought of dragging my right leg forward
Yeah. That is fine. As long as you would be able to come back and ready for the next shot. Thank you for sharing
Luar biasa
How to return short service when you are in the middle of the court ?
Observe your opponent serve motion and catch the timing
Then back foot needs to push forward
reach your racket forward with your racket head up
and connect with the shuttle by using your finger
Hope that helps.
Let me know if you have more question
@@JahoBadmintonCA thank you sir. Can i use this in doubles also ?
What is the name of your racket?😅
How to play if the service is not at T, and it served cross
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what if opponent serve to you to the outer box
How to serve so such shocking returns do not happen?
When opponent throw back
pov all went ou
tside from side line
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I mean this will only work for doubles. Your hitting the shots outside of the court for singles