Feet STUCK? Deception Shots? Try these Footwork Tips!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
- If your legs are often tricked by deceptive shots. this video will help you.
First I'll explain why this happens.
Then, here's what you need to do to solve the problem
1) Push yourself to take every shuttle (and let your muscle memory and reflexes work their magic)
2) Work on your agility
3) Maintain a stable upper body
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You know you're trying hard when you hear yourself screaming like 1:38
Great reminder to reach for every shuttle. I'll pass this to my students - thanks!
Thanks for the tip. I'm a 52 year old badminton player, age defies sometimes the movement. Still keep on practising.
#Respect
Is this practice just part of your habit
@@thechallengeboy5679 part of my habit to practice more skills.
@@Bgbadminton Stormtrooper is lit
Man you bring up the problems and solutions so accurately!
Love it!
OMG for me this video is right on point! For years I attributed inability to get around the court quickly enough to lack of fitness. It turns out fitness was a factor but the bigger problem is that I have terrible footwork! Plus I use the upper body far too much just like the guy towards the end of this video at 2:56!
Changing these bad habits after decades is proving very difficult but I will persevere and this great video gives me some useful visual memories to take onto the practice court.
Thank you very much.
Hey Glyn, I know right! A lot of students asked this so I figured we should make a short clip. If you look at retired players, a lot of them aren't fit at all, but they really move around the court!
So turns out it's a combination of solid footwork and very good habits.
Let me know if you're having any difficulty and I'll try and help you out! Peace
- Gerald
Lin Dan is watching you in the background...so stay alert and don’t get sloppy LOL
Where is he ?
That’s not Lin Dan
@@DivinityCODMYT I think you imagine that he's watching you lmao so you don't make mistakes
@@mysticman331 right 💀
2:45
Thank you sir. Great video 👍
Great work! Fantastic video!!! 🏸💪🔥
Good advise for beginners. If you want to avoid deception at the advanced level, you need to keep your shots fast so they don’t have time to throw deception into their shots
Hahaha! But there's always Lee Chong Wei though 🤗
Bro I'm downloading all ur videos
Ur videos r very helpful
Good job boi👍🔥
thank you so much! your tutorial is very clear, now I know why it is so difficult for me to run for the birdie 😅
The quality of your videos keep going up! Thank you for posting this, getting stuck is a huge problem for many of us.
Thank you! Practice makes perfect :P I'm trying to balance entertainment with a good amount of learning content. Am worried the content standard dropped. So it's really nice to hear this!
hahahahhaha i laughed sooo much watching this video, narration is on point thank you. It was like you were reading my mind. :D
Very Good Tips! Like your videos
Good stuff coach, well-explained and clear. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words David!
Great video
It feels like you were talking the whole time about me :D Thx, good tips
I remember in a tournament. I was exhausted. the guy, I was against did a amazing backhand reverse slice drop. I saw it I knew it was gonna fall in the front. I was fairly closer to the net. my legs wouldn't move so I just fell forward and reached it. I got the point, the guy assumed I wouldn't get the shuttle and didn't get back in position so it's a mental thing just train yourself to get every shuttle even if you get stuck just try to reach the shuttle however possible don't think abt the proper step in the game
Great video :) Keep up the great work and your channel is gonna grow super big in no time!
Keeping my fingers crossed ;)
thank you it was actually helpfull,keep making these kind of videos..
Roger that Mr. Creator!
You make great videos man, thank you
Thanks Tendo! Please do help to share & subs for support!
2:21 if you don’t have a friend....
Yeah... I get what you mean... I messed up that part hahahah
BG Badminton Academy you’re fine it’s just a joke 😂
Seemed like a personal attack
I solved it via playing football and skipping!! Great video 😊
Very good explanation. Thank you so much Bro
Cheers! :)
It really helped!!😘
Can you please post your one game. Just curious to see how you are playing.
After being deceived and as explained here, your footwork or moves that comes after that is more a recovery attempt to give you all the possible chance to still be in the game. Very little chances that you're likely be in control or in a position to give that offensive pressure against your opponent.
When confronting a very deceptive player, other than the importance of knowing all the requirements in your quest to develop that necessary speed in your footwork in your attempt to make that recovery moves, it's also important to train yourself on how to make your footwork and use it as an offensive moves when your opponent goes into a deceptive mode.
One must understand that it's likely that all type ofl deceptive moves requires a player to create a convincing scenario to "sell" his deceptive moves first and if the opponent "buys" that scenario and only then the outcome of those subsequent deceptive moves could be very effective.
If you can avoid being sold when those scenarios presented to you then youre likely won't be deceived. The key to this is to always have a clear mental awareness and your vision should fix on the birdie, not your opponent racket, body and especially forearm/wrist movements. Always be bouncy by being on top of your toes rather being flat footed when preparing yourself to retrieve any hits. You also need to slightly bend your knee when on your stance so that there will be room for your lower legs to grip and propel yourself for a fast reaction. Your racket head also must always be optimally high so that to better your chance to address those birdie at its earliest opportunity.
Good luck
Wow I like how you made this video the format is perfect. I feel like the voice over with examples helps super well.
Roger that! Thank you :)
He was good even when he tried to look like he is bad! 😂😂👍
I am bad even when I try to look good
Not really...he did a nice job looking like a beginner tbh...glad you liked the video tho brother not tryna be that guy
Nice.. Thank u soo much 😊
My smash always stuck at the white line of the net. Please make a video on consistent smash shot over the net. Thank u so much.
Your vedios are awesome
You're awesome!
I think u r the best badminton coach
Hearts for you my man!
can you do a video on exercises to improve overall strength for badminton?
Thanks for the suggestion! It'll be great if you can guide me on improving strength in which area, like for footwork and movement or for heavy smashing shots or for more skillful flick shots.
It really depends on what kind of strength you're talking about, stability is important, but so is explosive strength, but it is trained very differently.
For more stability when lunging (more coming up):
th-cam.com/video/GwuAacSG8xU/w-d-xo.html
For more explosive strength in your leg, this workout could be a part of your training:
th-cam.com/video/8qELPHcCyYA/w-d-xo.html
Let me know what else you need/would be interested in an I'll try my best to help out. My channel is new, but focusing on badminton specific things not related to technique.
Thanks for the video.. this might be the answer for my problem..
Jiayou Martin!! You can do it!
Very useful
Thank you for your support Gopinath! :)
Can you please explain the forehand and backhand grip and how to practice
You can easily search forehand and backhand grip tutorials in TH-cam.
As for how you can practice, check this video out!
th-cam.com/video/92gCzJBNLcI/w-d-xo.html
Your interval music sounds the same as the Danish Badminton channel I subscribe to. But hey, it works.
Phew! Good thing it works :)
Having mindset is very important. Dont think about I'm gonna get it or not. Just go for it And eventually you're gonna get it trust me I'm a big guy and people tend to play net shot with me cuz they think im not gonna get it. Just have that dont quit attitude and you're golden my friend
Agree, you'll be as gold as this comment ☝️
Does being sore make it harder for u to move fast?
Pls make a video on covering the net without seeing the opponet when u were on Singapore team
Don't have a recording of that to make a video. Could try making one post Nat team though hahaha
there are cuts and bruises on my thumb ,may be to due to wrong grip..can you please tell how the thumb should be...during the forehand grip..?? should it hold the raquet or should it rest on the middle finger?
Check your grip, could be really old and worn out causing abrasion! Maybe moisturize your thumb. Using a lot of backhand really puts a toll on the thumb. If it doesn't get better, please see a doctor ok? Get well soon!
@@Bgbadminton thanks coach 😊😊🏸
I found that was holding the grip very lightly with thumb and this caused the cuts due to abrasion when attempting any shot.. 😕😕😕
make a video of how to play badminton for kids
Haha. Simple watch opponent when you play. Watch only the birdie when he plays. There is always time to admire deceptions. But it's not during the game 😎😎
WOW THATS SO SMART why didnt the national players and legends think of that omg
@@exodia123652 they do. It's just a part of it. Not to fool themselves with deceptions and do a wrong split step and movement will mess up subsequently. So always watch birdie. But sometimes things change with pros like dan
ANTICIPATION?!??!?!
I watched the opponent when I'm playing
Somehow the birdie still landed in my court.
This trick doesn't work
What about the split step, what about getting mentally prepared, and sometimes you can be tricked even tracking the ball
how come you decided to leave the sg national team?
That is a looooong long ass story, and I'm not even sure if I'm allowed to disclosure all the details online (contract) hahaha. Maybe if we do meet in person, I can share with you ;)
1:39 so funny
How much does your racquet cost?
I don't actually know the retail price as I was sponsored. I think the woods N90 was going at SGD140 the last I heard... Maybe someone can verify the cost of it. (if it's still in production that is)
The Oscar for best actor goes to.....
😎
thats me in a nutshell
Osm
Bouncing on your toes is so important
Main reasons for feet being stuck for beginners are poor balance (center of gravity too high) and racket being down & close to body. Just go to any badminton hall and see for yourself. No amount of footwork practice will help if they continue with these bad habits.
Mary The Cat kento monota has his racket down and next to his side doesn’t he?
Split step
Save time.read 3 keys in the description
Are you singaporean?
True blue Singaporean ;)
@@Bgbadminton i recognised khcc thats why lol
First one to like and comment 😎
2:55 dude I see you move like that all the time
Lol bot
Hit the ball ? Really?
Yes, for real! It's the *Mindset* of pushing yourself to take every shuttle. Sounds simple, but lots of students I've met aren't really giving it their all when retrieving the shuttle.
Here's a bonus mindset tip! Think counter attack, rather than just taking the shuttle. This mindset will force you to not only take the shuttle, but to create opportunities with difficult shots.
Good luck Jeyanth!
- Gerald