How To Return The FLICK SERVE for Badminton? Two Footwork Steps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
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Many badminton enthusiasts are confused as to how to return the flick serve. The return of the flick serve requires intricate footwork and balance. You should also be able to read your opponent’s body language and be ready to smash it, whether it’s a fake low serve or a real one. If you want to learn straight away how to smash in badminton, then follow along closely to Al Liao’s instructions and practice till your body moves of its own accord. Returning a serve puts you in an offensive position, and you want to keep your opponent in a defensive position by keeping that shuttle down at all times. You will observe in the video that the player’s stance is neutral, till he’s ready to move in a split second because that’s all you have when returning a flick serve. This video teaches the benefits of both: the China Step and Scissors kick step while returning a serve. Make good moves, watch the next video, and subscribe to our channel for more on how to rule the badminton court!
Two Best Ways of Attacking The Flick Serve:
Footwork includes: China Step, Scissor Kick Step
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Please show how to return flick serve if it’s coming to left side for right handed player
Can you make a separate video how to receive flick serve from each side of the court if... -> flicked down the center line, flicked to half, flicked to corner?
great video and footwork. excellent discussion of china vs malay jump. you dont talk about this but you can see in the video your aggressive stance in the serve receiving position. this can make your opponent feel pressured and give you opportunities from a weak flick serve. if you have practiced returning the flick serve, it is difficult for your opponent to serve a flick that will not create a disadvantage for him. so reaching as far toward the net as possible when receiving service is an important aspect of service return no matter how your opponent will serve. maybe you an cover some low service return techniques as well
Hi
How can the receiver return flick serve when the shuttle comes on his backhand side?
Done subscribe. Nice work brother. Salute
Wow.so glad to subscribe this channel.more videos please 👍👌
Thank you. Will have more video coming soon
This is the best footwork for flick serve return. He explained when to use sissor kick jump and china jump
Nice video coach
Thank you Hairil. Appreciate you love it
nice
Hello nice vid. What is the brand of your shoes? Love em!
Thank you. The brand is FLPA from Korea.
its different when you play against kevin sanjaya lol
Smash defense!!
Done subscribe. Prefect tip.
I dont mind flick serve but I really hate when the server serve from high position. I mean, the racket is as high as their chest area. That is illegal. But no one complaint because no service judge in the club.
Ikr, and they serve so flat, towards the back of the court, it's impossible to return lol
You don't need a service judge. You should call them out yourselves, tell them to keep it at waist height at the maximum.
The official rules right now cant be followed without a special device and someone to use it. But the old rule "at waist height" can totally be done in any setting.
Nobody flick serves me.... cz I stand at the back.. !!
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Really helpful, but Al, one of the difficulties I have is turning my body into the overhead position if the flick is to my left side. Since I am receiving with my right food behind, how do I generate the power to pushoff to turn my body for around the head?
Because of this problem, my receive position is always too far to the left, making my short forehand return too passive since my step has to be so big.
Hi
Mistable good question. So in your case that there are 3 steps to help you.
Step 1 : Shifting your weight to the back foot from front foot
Step 2 : Use back foot to generate power
Step 3 : If you fast enough then can try just jump up and hit shuttle but if not then can try do one more shuffle to help you reach the shuttle.
Practice it and test it out then let me know any questions you have.
Thank you very much
@@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching Ahh, that makes sense. Thanks Al!
I need to strengthen my legs and practice to make my jump bigger from my back foot so I can turn for scissor kick in around the head.
Done subscribe. Nice tip. I will preparing my footwork step.
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Done subscribe. Nice work. Thanks
Some players cheat by driving the shuttlecock low to the back instead of flicking.
The shuttlecock drops very fast from the drive, making it very hard to return...
I chose not to argue with the cheating opponent...Is it a legal serve?
Drive serve is legal serve, but you won't see too much in the professional match due to service judge sometimes will fault that kind of serve. Because this serve is more between the grey area, so that is not illegal serve. Good question.....
For intermediate and above, drive serve may backfire if the opponent reacts fast enough and hit offensive shot as the shuttle is facing up like a flick.
@@xxWidex Even top international players get caught flat-footed by low drive serves, happens occasionally in tournaments...
@@tckchannel4435 yeah, but if I remember correctly, 9 out of 10 times the receiver will hit a fast drive back.
I see that sometimes professionals use this. Mostly in intense points, they drive serve to make receiver surprise and return with mistake.
this is the best explanation of foot work👍
Thank you for supporting and glad you like the video.
amazing content man. Thanks
Glad you like it
Amazing!! What is your racket please?
Exthree Iron L
Iron L??? Never heard before. I'll google it
Looks easy but harder to do
Yeah, you can follow the video and step by step through practice. I believe you will be able to do it. Cheers
Thanks coachh
My Pleasure. Hopefully help you improve your skills
first
Thank you very much