Return serve like a pro
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- Having a good return of serve in doubles is essential to be able to get on top of rallies. So in this video we take you through all the key steps to returning serve like a pro.
Setup - 0:29
Movement - 6:30
5 essential returns - 9:48
The flick serve - 14:40
Make sure you check out our 'Serve like a pro' video if you want to take your serve to the next level as well!!!
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you guys simply make THE best badminton videos. The level of detail is what I feel most other creators lack. However, you also articulate it in such a simple and easy to understand manner. Keep going guys, you'll blow up!
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This is the Best video on this topic. You guys have absolutely answered everything. 😊
Wow, thanks very much for the great feedback, it really means a lot to us. We have such fun doing the videos and pleased to see they are being received well. 👍
Thanks, this is great. I really like how your videos explain things in a clearer and more informative way than other badminton videos...
That’s great to hear, thanks very much for the feedback. Lots more videos on the way 👍
Excellent video. Probably the best video in how to return serves in double. Returning serves in doubles is crucial in winning points. As most people play doubles, this is a very useful video.
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Just like playing sports, patience & humility could be the essence of learning & listening experience from others. Informative & constructive video👍 Keeping up the good work. Cheers! Lovely day😊
Great explanation, thank you !! So much clearer now
Thanks for taking the time to comment, really pleased it helped. Make sure you check out our other content 😀
Thanks for watching 👍
Lots of very good information in this video, and a lot of stuff you don't find anywhere else on youtube. Great job!
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Really clear and informative, thank you.
Pleased you enjoyed it 👍
What a great video, you really went into the details of it and explained everything clearly
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Beautifully constructed video will explained in details
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Thank you. I learned a lot more.
Glad it was helpful!
another banger. keep up the good work
Thanks very much, pleased you’re liking the content. Lots more on the way. 👍
Fab video - thank you
Thanks very much, really pleased you enjoyed it.
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
it's a good video that covered a lot of points. i would emphasize that the goal of returning the low serve is to intercept at the tape, and small compromises like standing even a few inches behind the service line can greatly reduce your effectiveness. for this reason you cant separate the effective return of low serve from the ability to handle the flick, and the only way you're going to build confidence in returning the flick is to practice a lot, preferably with a coach who can help you fine-tune your reply
on the issue of leading with your racket or non-racket leg, from the service line there is simply no reason to believe one gets you to the shuttle earlier. try both and pick the one that works for you
Thanks for the comment and pleased you enjoyed the video 👍
Great video, something I try to remember (and tell others) is to think "heel up, knees bent". Being flat-footed negates any explosive potential in your calves. Locking your legs straight is a great way to lose a point too, so ensuring you have some bend in your knees and heels/calves primed allows those of us who are slow to respond or beginners a real surge in almost any direction.
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And thanks the video is very good.... ❤️❤️
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thanks for the detailed video. If receiving on the even side (right handed), do you also stand 2/3rd away? In that case how do you tackle the flick serve to the backhand?
Pleased you enjoyed it. I think you’re referring to the side that we showed in the video but instead of the flick going wide, it goes down the middle of the court.
Your position would stay the same, the only time it may change is if the flick down the middle is happening a lot and may help you cover it more moving slightly toward the middle. If staying in the same position think about your racket coming more round your head to get behind the shuttle quicker and have a big diagonal push with your feet towards the middle line.
Use a quick, short and compact hitting action will give you the best chance of hitting a quality shot.
Hope that’s makes sense, thanks for watching.
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ Thank you that's perfect!👌
Sir is Victor thruster 220h ii badminton racket a good badminton racquet please.... tell me I'm thinking to buy
Unfortunately we don’t know too much about Victor rackets I’m afraid so we do g be able to advise you. Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome
Thanks, glad you liked it. 👍
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ I live in Bangladesh. Can you please coach me online? I am 34 Years old, Fairly over weight. But very passionate about changing my game..... Please let me know 🙂
@@p-games4384 it’s not something we currently offer as we are working hard on building our following on TH-cam. It may be something we look into in the future. Thanks for your support 👍
Thoughts on racket legs forward like the pros?
Hi, thanks for the comment. We discussed racket leg vs non racket leg in the video, if you go to 7.55 mins you’ll find this information. Hope it helps and thanks for watching 👍
@TheBadmintonZoneHQ I've tried it but so hard to re-program.myself
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ here's my favourite serve video: th-cam.com/video/O4X0LL7t2ys/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OG9ZlGMUSGcHU9Cj
Do you decide what return of serve before or after the serve?
If you can read the opponents mind then decide before.
It’s good to have an idea of where you would like to return to as it can help you and your partner be organised for the 4th shot, however it’s still important to be adaptable incase a different serve than anticipated occurs. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
How to return to the left of the middle line in the even side?
If you go to 13:25 in the video we talk about turning the shuttle across the court. We covered the hard return to the corner but the tips will be similar for the softer shots as well. Keep a light grip and turn the wrist to change the angle of the racket face depending on where you want to hit. Hope that helps 👍
1. Good detail but probably tried to cover a bit too much material for one video. Would be nice for each subsection summary to have captions on screen to emphasise the key points. 2. Can change the video title to “Return doubles serve like a pro”. All the best.
Thanks for the constructive feedback. It’s always good to get information on how we can possibly tweak videos going forwards.
Please make a video to increase the stamina in the court to cover full court in singles and play at least 5 singles without losing the power...
We can add this to our list 👍
Standing too close to the service line for return serve may not be practical for singles because the flick can be quite fast and long to the back court vs doubles serve.
Yes we agree, this video was for doubles. In singles you would stand more in the middle of the court. Thanks for watching 👍
I like the idea of giving so much detail but I can see why people aren't keen. If you look at badminton insight they seem to have struck a successful balance between demonstrating and explaining. I think 10-13 mins rather than 17 would be ideal
It was a good video for us to get this feedback and act on it for future videos. We have taken the feedback on board. It’s all part of us learning and developing. Thanks for your support.
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ don't get me wrong I like the detail personally. It's good for studying when winding down at night before bed
i hate so much when i'm doing a serve and then my opponent return the suttlecock with a trickshot and when i see it i know that i have to go, but my legs are not moving because...buffff.......maybe next time
It might also be worth changing the direction of your serve a bit more. Sometimes players are good in certain areas but struggle when the serve is varied across the service line. Thanks for watching.
Y la traducción en español latino..... 😢
I’m sorry it’s not something we have, do TH-cam have an option?
Please add more video examples. You even didn’t show a flick with shuttlecocks!!!
We have added more examples in our videos after this one and have taken on board the feedback. We wouldn’t have shown a flick though in a return of serve video. Thanks for watching.
You didn't explain the racquet grip. I usually hold it near the top which gives me more control playing close to net but i think it affects my overhead shots in case of a flick serve..
You can hold a little higher up the handle to help for control but the difference is very marginal. We tend to hold the grip in the middle to cover all options. Thanks for watching 👍
all this is not possible if the serve is fast. there are people who can serve like bullet. i mean it. i mean for low serve .. not the flick serve. also if they try to serve to your awkward point where your hands will delay to go then . you won tbe able to do anything..
When you say bullet serve do you mean a fast drive serve or just a very tight low serve that lands close to the service line?
no sir. actually the low serve , just imagine the serve by male player standing behind women player. they stand little far and they have give it some extra power .. i have seen players doing that in mens double as well. making the partner stand not too behind but almost on side. And the server will serve in quicker pace for low serve.
I understand what you mean when players stand slightly further back to serve, generally used more in mixed. All the advice given in the video will still work for this type of serve. Leading with the racket will particularly be important to ensure you take the shuttle before it starts to drop. Thanks for watching 👍
@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ yes sir. correct. But i was succesful in making sure the opponent receiver (trained 15 to 20 yr old kids) dont pounce on me whe ni serve by making them stand backfooted since my serve is so quick . they always end up hitting the net . 😄
Too much of talk, needs demonstration
We have taken this feedback on board from others as well and have adapted videos released since this one for a wider audience to enjoy. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Yes too much talk ;( ok for experienced or Groomed player) but novice to middle of everyday player .... tough yo DIGEST the various scenarios .[ First each of the items need some COLOR CODING( more visuals) n MARKERS of the flightpath n PLACEMENTS l9cations( on the court itself)- Be it X's or Pylons.
Thanks to All.
Great for intermediate/advanced players. This extended talk is exactly what I needed. Other videos only focus on the technique but they don't explain the reasons or the strategy like it did. Great job.
Talk less and show more 🥱
We appreciate we had more talking in this video but we wanted to make sure that we covered lots of areas associated with return of serve. We then worked in more demos when going through the shots. We hope you still found the content useful. Thanks for watching.
Only talking
We appreciate there is more talking in this video than others, we wanted to cover lots of points regarding return of serve, we worked in examples through the video but appreciate some people have found it too slow. Some people have really enjoyed the detail covered. We will keep trying to find a balance in our videos that works for both auditory and visual learners. Thanks for the comment.
They are only talking.
We appreciate we had more talking in this video, we wanted to make sure we covered many areas for the return of serve. We added examples throughout the video to help show what we were talking about. We hope you still found the content useful and thanks for watching. 👍
Banyak menyembang la korang! Talk too much!!
We have acted on this and made sure future videos included more demonstrations. Thanks for the constructive feedback.
Too long winded in explaining the moves. It's a real turnoff to watch.
Thanks for the feedback, we can bare this in mind for future videos. Thanks for watching.
Worst video ever seen... Please don't talk too much.... Show examples
Worst video ever seen is a bold statement seeing as all the tactical and technical information is correct.
This video has split the crowd with some really enjoying the level of detail but some finding it too slow moving and too much talking. This was important feedback for us as it highlighted we need to cater for visual learners more rather than those who benefit for auditory learning.
We have worked on this since the release of the return video to attract a wider audience. Even though you didn’t enjoy the video, we appreciate you taking the time to watch.