Rearcourt (R) Shots 1. Clear (R to R) 2. Smash (R to M) 3. Drop (R to F) Midcourt (M) Shots 4. Short Defence (M to F) 5. Drive (M to M) 6. Long Defence (M to R) Frontcourt (F) Shots 7. Net Shot (F to F) 8. Lift (F to R) 9. Net Kill (F to R) Serve Shots 10. Forehand Serve 11. Backhand Serve
Very simple and clear overview!! Great job!! I would love to see the same but with all the different kinds of footwork for singles and doubles separated.
Thank you! Not sure if you have already seen it but I made a video on Frontcourt Footwork (th-cam.com/video/ive-Vf8BmH4/w-d-xo.html) and one about Rearcourt is coming soon
Very helpful as I teach middle school kids. Beginners start hitting all high mid-court shots. It takes practice to make a deep clear, flat game or an effective drop. Just having the options available for kids/beginners to think about. A caution, I have heard of, and had close calls, with eye injuries on the net kill. The drill has to be done from the side and eye protection is not a bad idea. Injuries happen most often when kids are goofing around and don't know any better. Super video again. Thanks for posting.
Thanks a lot for the feedback and for sharing your experiences. And yes you are right, you have to be careful with the feeding when it comes to net kills, especially with beginners
Hi Tobi, can you produce a video showing us about 5 good exercises for the gym? Exercises that you do as well regularly (or that you did regularly before) and that are good for a better badminton performance. To work against disbalances due to badminton training and to prevent possible injuries, as well as improving the speed or the power on the court. Thank you so much and best wishes from Switzerland :)
Hi Leonie, I will put it on my list, I also made a video already that goes a little in that direction,, maybe you haven't seen it yet: th-cam.com/video/hchNknGlTBo/w-d-xo.html
I wish you could make an advanced series of shots in badminton like, the punch clear, late forehand (drives, clear and drop), backhand smash etc. anyway very good video 😁😊
Hi Tobias, what exercises or training do you recommend for improving balance? I notice that from a lunge position or after hitting a smash, I am always slow to recover and usually because I am off balance. This might just be that I need more footwork practice but would love to hear your thoughts on this! Thanks!
not Tobi, but here's my 2c.. practice slow lunges with weights aim to activate muscles to stabilize your knee. Also try the progress to pistol squats. If you can do pistol squats then your single leg balance is pretty much guaranteed.
Hey Tobias! Ich frage mich was deine Meinung zu dem Gerät ist, das dir die Bälle füttert. Ich überlege so ein Teil meinem Verein zu spenden. Viele Dank für das Feedback! :)
Nice videos easy in understanding as explained in very descriptive manner. I started playing and learned much from your videos thank you very much.. kindly guide to make a good schedule for training to improve my game.. want to participate in national next year in veterans.
why is it that most pros badminton rackets make that metallic "Ting" sound but mine does not ? Will really appreciate if someone can answer this question. has been frustrating me for a long time as I also want that sweet metallic "Ting" sound but no matter which string or racket I use, its almost a flat sound always. Thank you.
to give an another "attack" to surprise your opponent, you also can do "hard and fast drive" from back to back it is use you power just like the smash or back clear and the shuttle trajectory is flat hope this help and..... love badminton 🏸
Rearcourt (R) Shots
1. Clear (R to R)
2. Smash (R to M)
3. Drop (R to F)
Midcourt (M) Shots
4. Short Defence (M to F)
5. Drive (M to M)
6. Long Defence (M to R)
Frontcourt (F) Shots
7. Net Shot (F to F)
8. Lift (F to R)
9. Net Kill (F to R)
Serve Shots
10. Forehand Serve
11. Backhand Serve
Noted ❤
Very simple and clear overview!! Great job!! I would love to see the same but with all the different kinds of footwork for singles and doubles separated.
Thank you! Not sure if you have already seen it but I made a video on Frontcourt Footwork (th-cam.com/video/ive-Vf8BmH4/w-d-xo.html) and one about Rearcourt is coming soon
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Thanks very good explanation! Exactly what I was looking for. Looking forward to the rearcourt version
Very helpful as I teach middle school kids. Beginners start hitting all high mid-court shots. It takes practice to make a deep clear, flat game or an effective drop. Just having the options available for kids/beginners to think about. A caution, I have heard of, and had close calls, with eye injuries on the net kill. The drill has to be done from the side and eye protection is not a bad idea. Injuries happen most often when kids are goofing around and don't know any better. Super video again. Thanks for posting.
Thanks a lot for the feedback and for sharing your experiences. And yes you are right, you have to be careful with the feeding when it comes to net kills, especially with beginners
Very Clear..this is what i was searching for.
Thanks for this video...love from India.
Hi Tobi, can you produce a video showing us about 5 good exercises for the gym? Exercises that you do as well regularly (or that you did regularly before) and that are good for a better badminton performance. To work against disbalances due to badminton training and to prevent possible injuries, as well as improving the speed or the power on the court. Thank you so much and best wishes from Switzerland :)
Hi Leonie, I will put it on my list, I also made a video already that goes a little in that direction,, maybe you haven't seen it yet: th-cam.com/video/hchNknGlTBo/w-d-xo.html
you forgot one most crucial shot every badminton player do, Frame shot, you hit the shuttle on the frame.
It generates points for the opponent
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It sometimes generate point for you if you were about to do a smash but it became a drop coz it hit the frame
Every time me or my partner hit the frame we shout regardless of scored we or not "frame is power! "
Im not too sure if these guys are really tall or the net is really small
Frrr
Why would they be playing on a small net? He's a pro (or former pro) player. Probably a tall person
Net is only 1.55 cm high
Thanks for sharing the 11 basic badminton shots.
Again toby another superb video…. Packed with great useful information with excellent demonstrations.
Thanks a lot!
Such a great concise video man
Thank you 😊
lets goooo a new tobi video!
Important information is clearly mentioned Bro.Thanks
Clear overview, that’s great :D
Great video , stilll waiting for the flick serve tutorial.
Really nice video! Thank you👍
best badminton material
I wish you could make an advanced series of shots in badminton like, the punch clear, late forehand (drives, clear and drop), backhand smash etc. anyway very good video 😁😊
Great idea. I put it on my list 👍
Hi Tobias, what exercises or training do you recommend for improving balance? I notice that from a lunge position or after hitting a smash, I am always slow to recover and usually because I am off balance. This might just be that I need more footwork practice but would love to hear your thoughts on this! Thanks!
not Tobi, but here's my 2c.. practice slow lunges with weights aim to activate muscles to stabilize your knee. Also try the progress to pistol squats. If you can do pistol squats then your single leg balance is pretty much guaranteed.
Learned a lot
Great❤
Fantastic video! Would love to see a video on hitting awkward/late shots on forehand, I can't seem to find anything about it on TH-cam
Thank you. I made a video on that already, maybe it helps: th-cam.com/video/tfx_T-uVqpo/w-d-xo.html
@@tobiaswadenka8435 great! Thanks
Hey Tobias!
Ich frage mich was deine Meinung zu dem Gerät ist, das dir die Bälle füttert. Ich überlege so ein Teil meinem Verein zu spenden.
Viele Dank für das Feedback! :)
How to divided (in meter) Rear court,middle Court and Front Court.
Nice videos easy in understanding as explained in very descriptive manner. I started playing and learned much from your videos thank you very much.. kindly guide to make a good schedule for training to improve my game.. want to participate in national next year in veterans.
Thanks a lot. Have you seen this video already: th-cam.com/video/f9m_9FkVj5s/w-d-xo.html Maybe that can help
Good video
Nice
Tobias what is the weight of your racket
On the Yonex website it says 85-89g
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what string do you use
Yonex Aerobite
Period 2 edwards class rn
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why is it that most pros badminton rackets make that metallic "Ting" sound but mine does not ? Will really appreciate if someone can answer this question. has been frustrating me for a long time as I also want that sweet metallic "Ting" sound but no matter which string or racket I use, its almost a flat sound always. Thank you.
How much tension you have on your string? That makes the biggest difference on the sound and the more tension, the higher the sound during impact
@@tobiaswadenka8435 I have 28lbs tension on my string. the string is yonex BG 65 Ti (0.70mm). thank you .
Try 30 lbs thin string
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Need to make my drop look like smash but not happening.
Hey just asking what is short defence and long defence there doesn't seem to be any other sources that use the same terminology
Short defence = you just block the smash of your opponent to the net, long defence = you return it high to the rear court again
Didnt know Bo Burnham was this sporty
to give an another "attack" to surprise your opponent, you also can do "hard and fast drive" from back to back
it is use you power just like the smash or back clear and the shuttle trajectory is flat
hope this help and..... love badminton 🏸