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My favourite videos are the tournament vlogs
in the future i would like to see what are the note that you take when you watching badminton competition~
Congratulations on your recent win! Awesome video as usual. If it's ok, I'm quite interested in a video on types of overgrip and which is best for what. Most channels focus on rackets and strings, but I always have a hard time looking for suitable overgrips. By the way, I was told that a thicker grip will help the player to smash harder, but I'm not sure about that. 🤔
I would like to see you going in more tournaments and the video which I liked most is improving reactions in badminton. You both are great players. I Pray that you get more success.
My favorite video so far was : advanced double defense (both parts)
Video suggestion : giving away badminton equipments to young players to increase their interest in badminton
Congrats on 250K🎊many more achievements yet to come, keep going❤
It's very difficult to understand, how can you guys put such high quality stuff online for free, week after week. Your passion for the game is contagious and has ignited my love for the game. Love the in-depth analysis of each aspect of the game. My favorite series has to be the mixed doubles series. Love from 🇮🇳
I found this channel as I was on my way to retiring from competitive badminton. I'm a 35 yr old who's now riddled with both physical and mental illness and was advised to take lighter forms of exercise. Watching this channel, your enthusiasm to teach badminton and your amazing tips has inspired me to look at the brighter side that maybe in the next life, I could've played with you two on a tournament. I wish you more success not just with this channel but with your badminton career as well. From Philippines 🇵🇭 with love ❤
My favorite video is definitely "How to use your wrist in badminton". Can't believe such a short video helped elevate my game so much
Amazing to hear 😀
I play badminton with my friends, without a proper coach, so it was nearly impossible to improve. However, your technique and strategy videos moved me forward in an unbelievable way. Thank you so much. Love from Slovakia 🇸🇰♥️
Much love for Slovakia 🇸🇰 (from Ireland 🇮🇪)
Much love from Ireland 🇮🇪 to Slovakia 🇸🇰
Much love for both y'all from malaysia🇲🇾
@11kbxn yup in malaysia there so many coaches court for club player all over malaysia hell even our prime minister plays badminton for fun
I live in pakistan,there are no courts,clubs,or coaches,R.I.P me
as a singles player i really enjoyed your beginner videos like the different type of grips( panhandle etc) as well as the different typees of shots avaliable like the different types of drop shot and smashes. The trickshot videos were also very well made with clear instructions of learning the trickshot on our own which allowed for a fun time learning the differnt types of trickshots. The punchclear video was the best video for me imo as now that ive mastered it, it is now my signature move!! The footwork for the court was also one of the best beginner video about badminton as it laid a strong foundation for me when i was a beginner. It was well done to say the least. The key point that i like about you guys' video is that there are drills for us to do to improve on said skills like clears footwork etc :D
As a obese, lazy, and clueless kid who couldn't care more on sports, and a kid who once sat all day, play online games, and do nothing, you guys were one of the reasons of why I started playing badminton and realized my passion in playing! If I was asked about my favorite video from your channel, it would be the bwf championship vlog! It was so nice to know your life not just as a pro player but as a couple who understands and helps each other. Hope you'll both be more recognized someday. God Speed!
Bro never give up
I'm also a kid like you
200 Lb 6ft 15 year old kid
Also clueless and lazy( my muscles get cramped by running 2 minutes and taking a break)
I like badminton I play with my friends in the yard so I don't get to move along
I want to play and train in a court and one day I want to go to a tournament
my favorite video has to be the "4 ways to master your backhand" one. I used to hate playing backhand shots, and did way too many around-the-head shots that only made it easier for opponents to return or counter. But I found that video and improved my backhand a lot, and now I actually find a good backhand shot a lot more satisfying than your average forehand. Not the deepest video but I think that video is the prime example of what my favorite type of content is - things I can try out immediately and get better at. Congratulations on 250k, you guys deserve every single one.
Ah thanks that’s good to know 😃
This is certainly one of the best badminton channels in YT. You're promoting the game and helping a lot of people who don't have access to coaches, with very well made, detailed and informative videos.
I'm watching your videos since 2020 and it has been a great pleasure to see you develop as players, creators, and coaches to all of us.
I've really liked the video when you did the analysis of Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong, I think it really lived up to the channel name.
Wish you both a lot of success and happiness! Keep up the amazing work! Cheers, from Brazil!
The most inspiring couple I have ever seen. U guys are doing a great job, right from playing to leading life together, u guys are teaching a whole new lesson to viewers. Really greatful to watch u guys on court and off the court.
I started playing with friends a year ago, to improve i searched up "how to grip a badminton racket" and stumbled on you guy's 4 grips video (favorite vid). I proceeded to binge your entire channel and started keeping up with new vids. I couldnt help but fall in love with the game after a month and your vids was such an inspiration 🎁😁. The badminton scene in Viet Nam wasnt very big so wanting to spread the word we made our own highscool club and tournaments, when someone asked for advice i would recommend you guy's vids and now everyones watches MY favorite channel 😩
Sadly im now in the US for college and I cant play with my best friends anymore but luckily the club is still thriving and im trying to make a new club here. All of this badminton love would never have happened without you guys ♥ Its sureal that you guys are already at 250,000 subs and I bet that you will get to 1 mil next year and could you guys do another injuries video 🥺 MUCH LOVE 🏸
Wow great to see your spreading badminton around the world ❤️ love from thailand 🇹🇭
Love from USA. yes we do play badminton too 😂😂
My favourite video from your channel has got to be the smash tutorial because smashing is the hardest technique for me to use, and i've really improved my smashing by rewatching your smash tutorial many times.
Hey guys, I would really like you to make a video on what goes on through your mind after every point in a match and what to think/analyse between points.
I got back into badminton a year ago and remember watching all your previous videos on fundamentals, grip styles, all the basics really and it helped immensely. I find it so awesome that you guys are still going at it to promote such a fun sport to the world at the highest level and congrats on the milestone!
I used to play badminton casually, about 15yrs ago. I was a beginner and lost interest quickly because I was not able to improve much. This year I restarted playing about 6 months back to improve fitness. Thanks to you guys, I learnt pretty much everything from this channel: from holding a racket to buying it, stringing, types of shots, footwork techniques, doubles tactics, serve returns! The quality of my game has risen significantly and so has my interest in the game.
My fav videos are the ones where you analyse amateur players (or even when you play against them) and point out their mistakes. They are the most relatable ones! Would love to see more of those. Also curious to hear your thoughts on how to popularise badminton in my country (India). Althought it is popular, it is still far from accessible here, particularly in the weaker section of the society.
Good wishes. Keep growing. 💪
I spilled my tea when cardboard Greg entered the scene in one of the videos about precision!
I started playing badminton 5 months ago and learned a lot from you guys. I have this mentality that I do not accept myself to be mediocre. It fuels me to be better every day but also make me a bit harsh on myself. I love to hear what you guys has to say about it. Congratulation on your channel success
From a complete beginner to I would say an average player now in less than 4 months is actually incredible and thanks to you guys. i won't be able to to this without your guys help so thank you so much. While the video that help me the most I think is the footwork and the jump smash and also serving tatics. Love you guys content
Wow that’s awesome! Keep it up 😀
I've been watching you lot for a year, when I started badminton, you guys have really helped me propel my badminton game to where I am confident to play at tournaments. My favourite badminton video you guys have made is the 7 types of drop shots video, its added alot of variety in my game. The vlogs in the All England Open last year were great too, especially when Greg played Momota in a game of net tumbles. A video suggestion would be some drills to improve the around the head smash or a video on badminton singles strategy. Thank you guys, keep up the hard work.
I would like to know during a match if the opponent team is targeting my team thinking they are weak and they will get easier shots how do we prevent this?
“How to do a deceptive flick serve” is definitely a great video to watch. Always saved me some energy to score a point
Congrats on the milestone! My favorite video is definitely this one. After all, it made me appreciate your videos muuuch more and gain a newfound respect for aspiring/certified pro players, who sacrifice so much just to play the wonderful sport of badminton.
Crazy to see how fast you guys are growing, 250k already!
My favourite video of yours that I've seen is probably the one where you found someone on an app to play against while Greg pretended to be new to badminton and Jenny pretended to be a film student 😂 It might not be as high quality as your videos right now in terms of editing, but it was really entertaining and so cool to see the whole "pretending to be a beginner" idea being brought to badminton!
Really admire your dedication towards this amazing sport, from creating videos to playing at the highest level of badminton is not an easy job, congratulations on 250,000 subscribers. A video that I would like to see would be more vlogs at your tournaments, as I find those videos very interesting, I've watched all the previous vlogs and I've got to say my favourite vlog was the one where Greg played a netgame against Kento Momota.
I am 48 and passionate about badminton. Been playing it regularly since a month or so. Have learnt a lot from your videos, particularly on how to improve the movement to cover the court. Best of luck from India
As a teenager that is currently preparing and self teaching for our upcoming sportsfest all your videos so far has helped me improve and has helped me form my own techniques please keep making more videos. Love from the philippines🇵🇭
I started playing after 7 years, literally I git to zero, then I was learning from your videos every basics and skills and techniques, within 1 week I see a progression in my game, Thanks for your knowledge sharing, thanks a lot, keep it up, and my favourite video from you guys are, all the tutorials💛
The 5 Best RETURNS OF SERVE is one of my favorite recent videos. Love that reasoning is provided along with why to play a certain shot, and the examples included in the video (particularly the bad return on 4:51).
Old me as Beginner to now as a advanced player. Without you guys I have no where to go thanks a lot with tutorial you gave us 😊 ❤️
And congrats on 250K subcriber 😊
Hello from Indiana, US! I've been your subscriber for about a year now and it is quite rare to see professional players share their life and skills with all the badminton lovers. So your insights are extremely valuable for us amateur players. I have been playing badminton for about ten years and I recently persuaded my wife to start playing badminton with me (she has never played before). We find it really useful when you guys shared the tactics on how to play mixed doubles and hope to see more insights on how to play mixed doubles. My wife is making a lot of progress and really enjoys playing badminton, thank you! Good luck with your wedding next year, cheers!
My favorite video so far is how to do a low serve and it has helped me alot in my progress to the goal of being a known filipino badminton player
My favorite video of yours is Backhand Serve - A step-by-step guide EVERY BADMINTON PLAYER NEEDS!
The mixed doubles tactics guide has been our favourite. My wife and I play together sometimes and you’re videos have been so helpful.
You guys are inspiring. You’ve reached audiences across the globe and spreading badminton. Congratulations on 250K!
I love playing badminton. Got improved by watching your videos to learn the basics. From proper racket grip, footwork, smash, backhand. Watching from Philippines🇵🇭
Thank you so much for all your hard work, consistently producing a new fun and instructional video every week. I am an independent badminton beginner/intermediate in the USA, where the sport is very underappreciated and underplayed. I have played/trained for one year, and I am happy to say that I am improving very quickly, thanks to your informative advice and tips. I haven't really gotten the chance to compete in any tournament outside of my high school and college, but I truly love the sport more than anything and would play any chance that I get. I do not have a coach or any training routine, but I have good friends who are strong players.
After learning the smash around six months ago, I was obsessed with it. It looks flashy and impresses people who do not know badminton, it scores points, and it quickly wins the game... so 100% of all my overhand shots were smashes, even if I would not have enough time to move back into the center position to get the next shot (if they defend successfully). I won a lot against beginners, but I lost very devastatingly to players who know what they're doing and counter my smashes with net play.
I knew that I was not evolving as a badminton player and that I needed to change my techniques, since I was way too predictable. I then found your video: "How to Play the Reverse Slice Drop Shot: A Step by Step Tutorial". This video changed my entire style and after practicing this deceptive trick-drop shot for a few weeks, I was almost unstoppable and unreadable -- whether I would smash or drop, and if I drop, which side would I drop to? I won against opponents who I never thought I could win against before, and this all boosted my confidence very much, not just in badminton, but in high school as well. My opponents thought my deceptive shots were magically lucky at first, but they quickly found out it was a real deal.
I cannot express my thanks for you in words! I never thought of incorporating deception into my playstyle, and before learning deception, I always thought that I was the explosive-power-smash type, and that was all I needed. Right now, I am well balanced with all my techniques such as smash, net play, footwork, deception, etc., although I do make silly blunders from time to time. To work on this, I visit your other video "8 Ways to Improve your Consistency in Badminton" often, and then try to practice my fundamentals like grip changing during a rally, net play, footwork, and overhand clears. I love that video a lot as well, and I really learned a lot from you explaining in clear detail, the 3 steps of progress: Gear Acquisition (such as winning this giveaway :D), Learning (watching your instructional content), and Deliberate Practice (trying it out on the court). Your lesson was amazing, and I know for a fact that these 3 steps of progress, as well as the rest of your video on how to stay consistent, do not apply only to badminton, but to many other things that we want to improve on in life as well.
Again, thank you so much, not just for all your content, but for hosting ALL OF THESE giveaways to us as well. I wish the best of luck to you in your competitive badminton career and your future endeavors...!
Thank you very much David, what a nice comment to read 😊😊🏸🏸
@@BadmintonInsight No problem! I was speaking only the truth! I really wish your plan of expanding badminton as a worldwide sport comes to fruition; I really dislike how the USA regards badminton simply as a backyard sport haha 🏸🏸
For me the clip "Why Zheng Siwei & Huang Yaqiong Are The BEST Badminton Players In The World" is the best one. Congrats on the milestone!
I find myself going back to the 'every shot you need to know' video every month or so, always fun to keep learning!
I started watching your badminton videos just a few weeks ago and Greg’s smashing technique really helped me improve my game 😄 My favorite video so far is the $10 racket vs $200 racket because it really showed me how skillful both of you are no matter what racket you use 😊
Congratulations on reaching 250k!!!
This video and all England vlog were one of the best for me because I have never been to such big tournaments. Seeing pros playing is very inspiring, I am currently 18 and I've been playing badminton since 7 years now and I wish to play like the pros someday.👇
And PLEASE make a video on how to improve shot selection and play an intelligent game on the court
Thanks !!!!
I have been playing badminton for 5 months now and i fell in love with the sport. I get coaching 2 if I can 3 times a week and dream of becoming pro in the future. Your videos have helped boost my progress and helped me out alot. Thanks.
My favourite video of yours has to be the badminton smash tutorial, simply because I thought smashing was pretty cool (aha). Glad to say, I am finally able to smash properly and have been having lots of fun playing badminton! I am really thankful for your videos!
My favorite video was the smash training one. I frequently injured my shoulder due to improper stance and your tutorial helped me a lot!! I have not injured my shoulder after practicing the smash from your smash tutorial. Please keep up this good work and keep promoting this game.
Favourite video: the 4 corner footwork one, really helped to reach more shots
As someone who just started playing last year at the age 36 I rely on your channel for everything. Thank you!
My favorite video has been the smash tutorials... albeit I haven't quite mastered it yet.
Keep on doing what you're doing!
I've been a long fan of your channel with me and my father who watch your videos consistently over almost a year now and out of all those videos we watched, My absolute favorite has to be your guide in the cross net shot. It is my favorite shot of all time and it always satisfies me if i pull it off and watching your video made me twice as more consistent at making the shot. Lots of love and support from the Philippines
Class Video. Love the idea of a video talking about how to grow badminton cuz I think it is so important. Favorite video so far is the one where an amateur badminton player did a day in your life because it was very eye opening. Thanks
my favorite video is smash tutorial.. As a 6 feet 2 intermediate player, it helped me improve my thirdline shots. TH-cam is my only coach. Love from Kerala, India
Congratulations on 250k and creating a fantastic channel. My son is just starting in BE junior tournaments. We would love to know more about your junior journey and any advice for younger players.
One my my favourite videos of yours is Elite Badminton Player Pretended To Be A Beginner. This is one of my favourite video because it is very fun and you rarely see funny badminton videos outside of pros goofing on court sometimes
My favorite video has to be the 5 Common Mistakes Intermediate Badminton Players Make. The realization that being too tense was something that has stuck with me since the video's release. Changing this mind set had greatly improved my enjoyment for badminton!
I am from Sri Lanka and this channel has helped me immensely to educate my son and daughter on all things badminton. Both my kids watch all your videos and learn a lot of things as this kind of knowledge is rare to find in Sri Lanka. My son’s favorite video is the “Split Step guideline” video and that inspired my son to completely change his footwork for the better. He is just 16 years old, and he already got selected and participated in the world junior badminton championship in Spain, and without your videos and knowledge, it would have been impossible. My daughter is 11 and her favorite video is “Win A Point, Add A Layer Of Clothing”. She is a big fan of jenny and she was rooting for jenny to beat Graig in that superb video. Keep up the good work and all the best.
My son watches your channel and enjoys it very much. He has improved quite a lot since finding your channel. I enjoyed the how to improve in 1 week video. Every video is always fun to watch and very insightful.
My favourite is probably the forehand clear video. I have had such a long time struggling on making good clears I kept watching and testing my techniques. Thanks for all your videos!
How To ‘Read The Game’ In Badminton video has helped me a lot to improve tactics and flexibility during my game. I have never realized how important it is to read the game to predict and understand your opponent's moves. I used to struggle with fixed playing style in the game, which has given my opponent the to know and predict all my moves. When I watched the video, I just realized how your stance and position really give an insight into how likely the next shot will be played. So, it has made me adapt to a more flexible playing style, and I can now adapt or change tactics during the game.
you both are so cute when you say you loved playing with each other ❤️😘🏸
My favourite video on Badminton Insight is "Why Viktor Axelsen is the best player in the world", the way you analysed Viktor and his playing style his qualities led me to start analysing players myself and helped me a lot in learning new things and yeah I love you both keep doing the good work! :)❤️
Badminton Insight channel and website really help me to improve my little brother skills and performance. So much improvement are made last 6 months till now. Multishuttle, circuit, weight session definitely helpful for improvement and stay injury free. I felt grateful i found this channel and looking forward to see next video. Good luck in your future badminton career and stay healthy and injury free.👊👊👊
I started playing 2,years ago socially in Australia, and love it, I’m 66 and wish I had started as a youngster in London. Love the sport love watching you and your tips ,cheers don
That’s awesome to hear Don! ☺️
My most favorite video of you guys is your tutorial series of how to smash and taught me a lot about how to do it and now I can do it too! I love all of your videos and keep up the great content!!! love lots you guys are the best mixed doubles I ever known
I’ve gotta say, my favorite video that you’ve made so far was “6 Tips For Playing With A Worse Partner in Badminton” (though I have to admit, it’s hard to pick because all your videos are helpful)
This video really helped in a recent tournament I joined since I had a double entry (Level A and Level B). That video helped me prepare for the latter. It also allowed me to reflect on whether I was the better player or not, and how I could react in both situations.
All the tips were helpful and I loved the cheeky sense of humor (this applies to all of your videos!).
Congratulations on 250,000 subscribers, I’m proud to be one of them!
My favourite video (aka most useful) was about short serves. It gave me insight and motivation to book a court and go practice serving by myself. Now I rarely miss, and have much better rallies.
I have enjoyed the badminton psychology the videos the most so far, I would definitely appreciate any future videos about badminton stringing advice please!
Thank you for all the videos, I love when you vlog your tournaments.
For me it’s definitely the Vlogs series, the amount of preparation, stress, planning, training, presenting yourselves on the main stage worldwide and to still pumping out incredible content. A fresh perspective on the life of a pro-badminton athlete, before I thought they were all high class individuals but through your videos, they all came out as friendly and down to earth. Thanks for the the great content and congrats on the 250k (350k atm). I would love to see a video on your diets, or maybe some fun activities you can do on badminton court outside of the match like the half court session you guys have :3
Again, congrats on the 250k ❤❤❤
I found this channel to improve my badminton. I play nationals and have asked some questions. I love your videos. My favourite video so far has been to Lear deceptive returns
My favorite video of yours is the one for mastering the late backhand. After watching that video, my backhand has improved a lot. I even acquired some new moves that get me a lot of points, well, when I execute them properly. Congratulations on your achievements! I wish you both well!
The best video of you guys is of court movement. The corner to corner is elaborates so well, keep up the great work.
I'm almost 50 and returned to playing badminton (and a healthier lifestyle) partly because of your videos. Thank you heaps.
Hi Greg and Jenny. My badminton journey just started 4 years ago. I never even know how to play properly before this, but right now I actually achieved my highest peak of my badminton life by winning a tournament this year! I don't have a coach. I never enter any classes. but I can say i learnt a lot from TH-cam. and Badminton Insights is by mile the best YT channel for me to improve my game. so, thank you guys for making videos for us! My favorite video out of all would be "5 Ways To Become A Better Badminton Player". I even printed out your 5 advises/key points, laminated it and carry it inside my badminton bag. The best advice from you guys I think would be, always have fun while playing badminton. it sure makes a lot of different when you play with positive mindset! I wish you guys the best in life and thanks again! from your loyal subscriber. 😄 ps: come visit Malaysia and I can take you both out to eat somewhere nice. 😉 cheers!
I started watching your videos while I’m recovering from a sickness to motivate me to exercise and get a healthier lifestyle. I casually play badminton since I was a kid but it was never my passion until I started watching your videos. Now I play badminton 3 times a week with my friends 🤣. My most favourite videos is when you guys collaborate with CK as I do watch his videos as well. Hoping for you guys to keep up the good work and inspire a lot of people around the world 👍
Congrats on your 250K subs ! Always love watching your contents which are very entertaining & knowledgeable. My fav vid would be the smash tutorial.
Hi, I'm from the Philippines! Your channel is definitely one of the best and informative channels about badminton. My favorite video is the beginner to intermediate tutorial tips. Seeing more of these would be helpful to me as it allows me to improve my game as a whole.
Thank you and more power!!!
Hi!! I'm a subscriber for over 7 to 8 months now and I watch almost all of your video!! And I think one of the best channels I visited for tutorials and advice on how to improve my badminton skills. I love to watch some tutorials like how to improve your smash, how to improve your footwork and etc. I Love your videos guys and greetings from🇵🇭
I first came across your channel when was searching for ways to prevent shoulder injury in your shoulder strengthening video as I was coming back into the sport. Ever since then I've started to play several times a week and have been steadily improving. Your latest videos have been extremely helpful giving me fresh insight into how to advance my game and help be more of a teamplayer for my partner by hitting favourable shots to their dominant side. Thank you for putting in the time and effort to make these videos and I wish you all the best of luck in the future!
I've only been a fan of u guys for a couple weeks now as I have recently started playing badminton. But even though I haven't seen heaps of ur videos, ur beginner mistakes and tips vids are my fav because they've helped me improve my badminton leaps and bounds. I've improved alot faster and i'm very grateful to u guys.
I found this channel as a way into competitive badminton and really liked the "How To Improve Your Footwork in Badminton" video it really helped get a better understanding of footwork and what i need to add to my Training!
I just started playing badminton 6 months ago and when I found your channel your videos really helped me improve, especially the doubles videos
I first started playing badminton around the time I saw your TH-cam channel, which was around 5 months ago. I can say I have seen most of your tutorials. The video "4 Corner Footwork - A Step-By-Step Badminton Tutorial!" was quite helpful to me because I have always had trouble with my footwork. It's actually tough to choose just one video because they're all interesting and helpful. Continue your wonderful work. 😇
As a shy and anxious person badminton really helped me through the hard times and made me an outgoing and confident person and made a lot of friends and met a lot of people through the sport I hope badminton/and your channel reach more people around the world.
I hope you would have a great and happy year.
Ah that’s great to hear John! 😀 Keep it going 👍🏻
@@BadmintonInsight yes thank you I will always strive to be better and learn as I play more and through your videos thank you for inspiring more people to play badminton
Defending the smash tutorial video is one of my favourite, it has completely changed my game and I feel so good about it. Lots of love from India! Thank you 🤗
Great to hear, thanks Santosh 😃
My favorite video was your tutorial on the different grips. It helped me improve my game massively as a beginner. Thank you for your hard work.
My favourite videos currently have been the men's and mixed double tactics, they have really helped my play in both disciplines and made me improve tactically as a player
The analysis on the match against Zheng/Huang is one of my favorite videos of yours. Great job as always guys!
I just watched your latest video on Attack and Rotate in doubles. That is probably my favorite and most helpful tutorial I've seen. I will be trying out your tips when I get on the court!
Ah amazing! Glad you enjoyed it Josh 😀😀
Definitely the video teaching how to serve. I’m so thankful I found that video and I have gotten so much better just from watching these videos. Thanks.
My favourite video of yours is about the mixed doubles tactics. As a coach, I often get questions about the mixed double and now I simply refer them to your videos :)
Some of my favourite videos are your vlogs from competitions. It's great to get an insight behind the scenes of professional match play ! Thanks for all you great content!
Congratulations on the 250k milestone! I have been watching your TH-cam videos since early days as it was about the same time when I started playing badminton again after putting down the sport for 15 years. All of the videos are very useful but I particularly like the doubles tactics/skills videos because they are tremendously helpful for social players like us! Keep up the good work, you guys will reach 500k in no time!
I really enjoy all of your videos I watch, but especially those on rackets and their specifications which are very entertaining and helpful in forming an opinion on ones own rackets!👍
My favourite video has to be the top 5 best return of serves. Your analysis of professional games is totally a game changer and has been very knowledgable.
Congrats on the 250k subscribes! Couldn't be happier to see a channel dedicated to badminton finally gain this amount of attention. The world needs more exposure to badminton and you guys are certainly playing a great part in it. Looking forward to that video on how we all can make badminton more popular :)
With that, this is definitely my favorite video so far as it highlights a huge milestone for you guys and as an avid badminton player, it's always interesting to see what it's like in the typical day of a Pro player. Kudos and hope to see this channel break the 500k mark next! Cheers from the Philippines! 🍾
I love your videos of Mixed Double. But all of your videos are very useful for me :) I'm using your videos for my training. So thank you very much for all what you do :)
Hi from France, congratulations for the 250k subscribers !! It's really hard to choose only one video. Maybe "How To Improve Your Badminton Endurance & Stamina", it helped me so much ! Can't wait to see your next video :)
Favourite video has to be the vlog when you played against ZHENG Si Wei and HUANG Ya Qiong. You two were incredible and it shows how much you’ve been improving 👏
The video called "Win A Point, Add A Layer Of Clothing" has to be your most entertaining and my favourite video. And i have to thank you guys so much for all the videos and congrats on 250k, you deserve it! :)
I love your channel because it is by far the most fun channel to watch whenever it comes to badminton. You have the most fun, serious, and informative content to watch. I think my favorite video was about how much the price of a racket makes a difference, and it really highlighted how the cheap ones aren't that good. Everytime after I practice, I evaluate what was lacking in my practice, and I look for how to improve it in your channel, and safe to say that your advice never disappoints. Other than serious videos, I love how you guys make fun videos too to keep the channel fun. All in all, good luck in your TH-cam journey and all the best for your future matches!
I work in the NHS which is quite demanding and draining physically, mentally and emotionally and the badminton court has been my safe haven from all the pressure from work. I only started playing badminton last July this year ever since i moved here in the UK last 2019, and immediately I fell in love with the sport. I had no proper coaching and have learned only by watching multiple youtube tutorials, but none of them compared to your channel when i stumbled upon it. I really like all of your videos and even watching them during my work break times as it kinda keeps me 'sane'😂. I just wanna say thank you and I really appreciate the work that you do. I really hope that I could meet you guys in person some day😊
By the way, if I have to choose my fave video, it would be the one where Jenny was teaching how to pick up a shuttlecock using the racket😀
Hey Greg and Jenny! Congrats on 250k subscribers. I still remember first watching your videos from a year ago. Back then I was struggling to improve my game at my local club, but since then I've been able to see major improvement and you guys have been a big help.
My favorite video from you guys is the first one I watched about the different badminton grips, super informative, as I had no idea about using a bevel grip and it's usefulness.
You guys deserve all the success so far, looking forward to more awesome badminton insight! (Haha)
my favorite by far would have to be the mixed double series. Sending love from Myanmar
Loved the ‘how to dive’ video! Had me in stitches cause I don’t dive often and I could relate to Jenny😅
Used to love playing against and watching you guys play as a junior and so happy that TH-cam is paying off for you guys!
As a beginner, I find your videos really useful. My favourite video is the footwork video and the how to improve from a beginner to an advanced player. It helped me a lot.