Your footwork videos have been excellent on nailing the basics! Very succinct and well thought out. Hopefully you can show some full footwork patterns and maybe add additional tips for in-game specific timings and decisions.
Can you do a video on Lin Dan's footwork? His footwork is the most energy efficient and the most stable. I would like an analysis on his footwork. Thanks!
Yes, Lin Dan defintly has an amazing footwork that is extremly efficient. He is also brilliant in reading the game and anticpating, so he doesn't have to make corrections to his footwork so often and it always looks like he knows already very early where the shuttle is coming. I will think how I could make a detailed video about the footwork of topplayers =)
Tobias Wadenka Lin Dan's footwork is very different from lee chong's and our footwork. He has a unique footwork that needs a lot of hardwork to learn. Moreover we all are taught Lee's footwork in many coaching centers. Watch this video to understand it better: Lin Dan and lee chong wei epic 1 step (Madminton). So it's better if you recommend Lee's footwork.
Many thanks for the great videos, Tobias - really well explained and illustrated. Do you think you could make a video explaining where the focus should be during singles (in other words, what the player should be looking after hitting a shot: the shuttle, the opponent, their racket etc.)?
A good question and also a very complex one. During your own shot it is important to look at the shuttle. When your opponent is hitting there are many things you should try to observe, first of all where will he hit the shuttle, how much pressure does he have and is he in or out of balance. The three aspects of room, time and balance will give you a good idea of what shots he can or cant play. During his shot there are a few more keypoints you could focus on, like the hip, the elbow, the racket, the body tension before the shot... You see it is very complex and there is not a specific point to focus on. I will try to make do something about anticpation and reading movements in a future video.
Hi sir Please make a video on foot position during footwork especially when landing after some shots like jump smash etc inorder to avoid ankle injuries Thanks
I have been busted in many times in this position 2:47. After playing a net/drop shot in the forehand side, my opponent sometimes takes it early and plays either a (net shot) to the frontcourt backhand corner or (low clear) to the backcourt forehand corner. The issue I face is that for the next shot I have to move perpendicular to my stance in either case. If I move out of the front corner too early, he plays the net shot in the same place. I m losing rhythm and time. It would be a great help if you could explain (maybe in a video) how to do the footwork, where one takes a net/drop shot, playing a net shot, and then preparing for the next shot in all four corners. It may have to do with weight shifting between legs and its timing while doing the retracting motion. Please enlighten on this.
Helo, I have a question. From what I understand, in real matches, we adjust our tempo so that we only get back to the centre when the opponent hit the shuttlecock, otherwise take the time to look for the opponent's movement while getting ready in the recovery. Is that it?
Yes, don't rush back to the middle if you don't have to but use the time to recover a little. You should always look at your opponents movement, but slowing down can make it easier
@@tfreeddynelven9958 Yes it can be very difficult to find the right timing for the start if you stand and way. In most cases it is a lot easier if you are always moving
One of my learning in those kind of situation is, you move to the center, but STOP and PREPARE to change direction when your opponent touch the shuttle.
Ja genau, wobei ich gerade die Aerobite teste und die auch sehr gut finde. Beide Saiten dünn und raue Oberfläche also guter Kontakt mit dem Ball. Ich weiß ehrlich gesagt nur dass Misha Aerobite spielt (leicht zu erkennen weil Längs- und Quersaite unterschiedlich sind). Die anderen weiß ich ehrlich gesagt nicht
Your teaching style is great
Once again u made a video with the best explanation for improving my game. Thanks a lot.
Your footwork videos have been excellent on nailing the basics! Very succinct and well thought out. Hopefully you can show some full footwork patterns and maybe add additional tips for in-game specific timings and decisions.
Thank you! Yes, specific footwork patterns will follow in the next videos =)
Can you do a video on Lin Dan's footwork? His footwork is the most energy efficient and the most stable.
I would like an analysis on his footwork.
Thanks!
Yes, Lin Dan defintly has an amazing footwork that is extremly efficient. He is also brilliant in reading the game and anticpating, so he doesn't have to make corrections to his footwork so often and it always looks like he knows already very early where the shuttle is coming. I will think how I could make a detailed video about the footwork of topplayers =)
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Awesome! Thanks for the reply!
I look forward to a detailed analysis of top players' footwork. 😁
Tobias Wadenka Lin Dan's footwork is very different from lee chong's and our footwork. He has a unique footwork that needs a lot of hardwork to learn. Moreover we all are taught Lee's footwork in many coaching centers. Watch this video to understand it better:
Lin Dan and lee chong wei epic 1 step (Madminton). So it's better if you recommend Lee's footwork.
@@abhianikurapati3467 There's not enough LD's footwork analysis. Leave lcw out of this LD conversation.
And also the mirrored version of his footwork. It's definitely gonna be a great way to learn faster footwork for right handed player
Many thanks for the great videos, Tobias - really well explained and illustrated. Do you think you could make a video explaining where the focus should be during singles (in other words, what the player should be looking after hitting a shot: the shuttle, the opponent, their racket etc.)?
A good question and also a very complex one. During your own shot it is important to look at the shuttle. When your opponent is hitting there are many things you should try to observe, first of all where will he hit the shuttle, how much pressure does he have and is he in or out of balance. The three aspects of room, time and balance will give you a good idea of what shots he can or cant play. During his shot there are a few more keypoints you could focus on, like the hip, the elbow, the racket, the body tension before the shot... You see it is very complex and there is not a specific point to focus on. I will try to make do something about anticpation and reading movements in a future video.
Good. Video. Sir
love it, awsome video-
Hi sir
Please make a video on foot position during footwork especially when landing after some shots like jump smash etc inorder to avoid ankle injuries
Thanks
SUPER MATERIAŁ
A video on pronation and supination please
Thank you very much for this video. One day can you do this same video but for the backhand side? Especially for back corner backhand
beautiful
Thanks Tobi for the many great tips. Es waere auch Hilfreich, wenn es eine Zusammenfassung am Ende des Videos gibt. Z.B. "What we learned today"
VIelen Dank Kumar =). Sehr gute Idee, werde ich für kommende Videos auf jeden Fall im Hinterkopf behalten =)
Plz make a video on workout and nutrition for a player
Great video!
Hi bro, I like your tut's. You are focusing on beginner , mid and advance level, god bless you. will you explain how to judge shuttle is in or out.
I have been busted in many times in this position 2:47. After playing a net/drop shot in the forehand side, my opponent sometimes takes it early and plays either a (net shot) to the frontcourt backhand corner or (low clear) to the backcourt forehand corner. The issue I face is that for the next shot I have to move perpendicular to my stance in either case. If I move out of the front corner too early, he plays the net shot in the same place. I m losing rhythm and time. It would be a great help if you could explain (maybe in a video) how to do the footwork, where one takes a net/drop shot, playing a net shot, and then preparing for the next shot in all four corners. It may have to do with weight shifting between legs and its timing while doing the retracting motion. Please enlighten on this.
Please do footwork for drop follow net shot
Hello Tobias sir. Plzzz make a video in how to improve our wrist power
You shouldn't use the wrist for power at all, very important! Maybe you mean the forearm, have a look here: th-cam.com/video/GNbhkbscb1Q/w-d-xo.html
can you talk about breathing / breathing patterns in your next video?
You mean in between or during the rallies?
@@tobiaswadenka8435 during!
Can you make a vedio on how can we increase power of wrist and forearm??
Can you do footwork wtih left hand?
Helo, I have a question. From what I understand, in real matches, we adjust our tempo so that we only get back to the centre when the opponent hit the shuttlecock, otherwise take the time to look for the opponent's movement while getting ready in the recovery. Is that it?
Yes, don't rush back to the middle if you don't have to but use the time to recover a little. You should always look at your opponents movement, but slowing down can make it easier
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Thanks for the reply.. I've always rushed to the centre, and get confused how the opponent could trick me easily.
@@tfreeddynelven9958 Yes it can be very difficult to find the right timing for the start if you stand and way. In most cases it is a lot easier if you are always moving
One of my learning in those kind of situation is, you move to the center, but STOP and PREPARE to change direction when your opponent touch the shuttle.
May I ask what brand and model are the shoes you are using?
At the moment I use the Eclipsion X from Yonex
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Oh so that's the shoe in the video
Du verwendest die BG80 mit 13 kg oder? Warum die BG80 und welche Saite benutzen die anderen Spieler von Neuhausen?
Ja genau, wobei ich gerade die Aerobite teste und die auch sehr gut finde. Beide Saiten dünn und raue Oberfläche also guter Kontakt mit dem Ball. Ich weiß ehrlich gesagt nur dass Misha Aerobite spielt (leicht zu erkennen weil Längs- und Quersaite unterschiedlich sind). Die anderen weiß ich ehrlich gesagt nicht
Danke :)
There is multiple coart disturbed to focus 😐😣
Unfortunataley we have not so many pure badminton halls with courts or lines only for badminton
@@tobiaswadenka8435 sad.... But good work dude.... Keep it