I was not able to see the Proper positioning of thump, I am been playing in intermediate level. If we are using the top most part of the thump should we use more power there or held freely
Since a kid i learn badminton myself. Met a coach that cant play just have spare time and taught me dirty badminton. My technique are all mess up then i met national level coach and everything was a mess. Especially my backhand. This video taught me things i never heard about backhand it is sad really. I learned badminton with proper coach only for short time and i have learned badminton by myself for 20 years. The only thing that is good with me is only my experience and forehand. My backhand was so bad i often hurt my elbow. Now i am thankful for this video coach i can fix my backhand. Thank you. T_T. Edit: something is not mentioned here and i have experienced tennis elbow because of wrong backhand technique for a long time. Never snap your elbow!! Dont make it too straight to do backhand. Slight bend when doing it will save your elbow.
excellent video. Backhand clears are one of the hardest things to teach. I've spent 3 sessions on this, and still can't get it down. It's really 99% technique and timing, 1% power
In my opinion, the back hand clear is the most difficult shot to master and have consistency in. Takes a lot of practice and patience to get it right. Well explained by this coach.
I learnt this naturally. Learning shots like these might make you a good player but one have to develope there own technique and come up with versatile shots and compete to succeed as there is lot of competition out there no matter how hard you train
Pardon me.. I have not heard your name winning any champiomships.. You could not withstand the competition or did not train well?? Sir.. Stop commenting on everything.. What coach / guru does is imparting the basic skill.. After that it is the student who has to chisel it or hone it.. Even a mighty Lin Dan has a coach.. Just remember that.. Even Arjuna had a Coach.. Grow up sir.. I don't know what intent with which you wrote, but it came out to be a disaster..
@@gvnd you are saying u don't know with what intent I wrote that...then u don't even qualify to comment...just move on. So I should be winning championships to share opinions here? How many did you? Who are you by the way? Well.. never mind.
2:54 Hello, you are right. However, another channel I watched "Swift Badminton" argues that if you can take the shuttle that high for backhand, then you could of done overhead forehand shot instead. Therefore, you should practice your backhands for when the shuttle is lower.
That is actually incorrect, he said elbow higher than shoulders, but the contact point can be low in general. For example if you receive a flick and you run back then you can clear with a backhand stroke but you would not be able to overhead it if you are late.
Nice drill, my Problem is that the shuttle is not taken slight behind the player this way(meaning in Front of his Front body) AS such more of a drive shot.... Otherwise a nice drill
if i want to make my backhand clear as perfect as i can, i must do dumbbell workouts for my shouldrs, forearms and wrist? i can not improve it without doing any weight trainings?
As a coach, you’re saying “good” to the player each shot. What’s Good? The player ought to know what it is they’ve done that’s good, or how can they repeat it?
can the backhand clear by the demonstrator deliver the bird from baseline to opponent's base line? cause I don't see any body turning movement, big swing movement, simply raising the elbow above the shoulder and execute a whipping of the racket
Its all bout timing. If your timing is right, the shuttle will fly. Regular training is required. Even during play because the speed is different. Need to get the swing timing correct. On the sweet spot. Do not rusg or panic. Else, it will not fly.😊
He didn't mention the most important point. You have to keep your grip loose and relaxed until the contact. Why? Because this stroke generates power from the racket flex and to allow the whip like dynamics you need a loose grip. The position of thumb changes with how far the shuttle gets behind you, if the shuttle is far beyond you, change to pan-handle like grip.
DUDE woman obviously re not gripping too tight. But he's talking about things specific to backhand clear. Maybe you need to be told that about the loose grip in every single badminton video but others don't. Also when you get to needing a panhandle grip at the back, nobody does a backhand clear.
I've been playing badminton for many years. This is the only coach who can actually make people understand how to hit backhand. Excellent job!!
Thank you CW.
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Same also. I have been playing for years and only now i saw someone mentioned on the thumb for clears.
I was not able to see the Proper positioning of thump, I am been playing in intermediate level. If we are using the top most part of the thump should we use more power there or held freely
Finally! Someone who are able to explain in an easy way exactely how that shot should be performed. Thanks a lot
Since a kid i learn badminton myself. Met a coach that cant play just have spare time and taught me dirty badminton. My technique are all mess up then i met national level coach and everything was a mess. Especially my backhand. This video taught me things i never heard about backhand it is sad really. I learned badminton with proper coach only for short time and i have learned badminton by myself for 20 years. The only thing that is good with me is only my experience and forehand. My backhand was so bad i often hurt my elbow. Now i am thankful for this video coach i can fix my backhand. Thank you. T_T.
Edit: something is not mentioned here and i have experienced tennis elbow because of wrong backhand technique for a long time. Never snap your elbow!! Dont make it too straight to do backhand. Slight bend when doing it will save your elbow.
damn a dirty coach? how are these kinds of coaches allowed to teach even
I have been trying to practice back hand for many years... now you make it crystal clear. Thank you.
excellent video. Backhand clears are one of the hardest things to teach. I've spent 3 sessions on this, and still can't get it down. It's really 99% technique and timing, 1% power
+neo Dude most people try for YEARS of 1-1 sessions and still don't get it!
In my opinion, the back hand clear is the most difficult shot to master and have consistency in. Takes a lot of practice and patience to get it right. Well explained by this coach.
Excellent training and Demonstrations.
The best simple way to lear Backhand strokes. Awesome. Keep going.
Love from India.
Great backhand clear exercise! Such an efficiency in the gesture sitting on a chair! Thanks for your teaching!
Best explaination have seen so far , thank you!!
Great 👍🏻 thanks for the video. As being new to badminton I was struggling with backhand for a along time. Thanks for helping me improve.
Nice Video and Good Information for Backhand.
best explanation i´ve seen so far for backhand clear!
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where have you been all my life!! simple elegant explanation!!
Very good and clear explanation..thank you for sharing
man ! to do this damp shot correctly, so many things are required so far. thanks for the different methods.
Very useful and very clear tutorial.. thanks a lot coach from now on i know how to learn very simple nd i am your followers.
Thank you so much coach
Thank you very much Mr. Coach
Fabulous explanation 👌
Coach Efendi is so great awesome video
thanks this video, your guide is wonderful
Really nice teaching
25 year play badminton dont know how the technic.. this coach explain it..tq
Thanks for the nice teaching
Well done while he was sitting down, but unfortunately his elbow was way too low during the last demonstration ! Great explanation !!
Great tutorial👍
Please do make smash technique..?
Wonderfully explained thankyou 😍😍😍
Great teacher i respect you n your team
Nice class sir forever... For back hand trick
Love this vid,the thumb thing explain everything i want to know
FINALLY!! a really good explanation
Good guidance
Very easy to understand
Thanks a lot🙏
Cool i wish i had a coach when i was just starting in highschool
Very easy to understand and practice, this video so much useful . tks 👍
Fantastic video coach.... Thank you so much....
Thank you coach for the tutorial
That's bevel grip. Your tutorial is helpful. Thanks
Same I did this to my students 3 yrs back . ✌️😊😊😉
Fantastic clear explanation - thanks
Very Beautifully Explained.. Thanks a lot Sir
Wat a brief explanation. Thank u
Very quality video. Thanks for your guideline !
Best backhand explained thanks
Fantastic explanation!! Thanks
Thanks coach for this amazing video...
Love this content very clear
Keren coach. Mudah dipraktekkan. 👍👍👍
Thanks from Indonesian coach..
I learnt this naturally. Learning shots like these might make you a good player but one have to develope there own technique and come up with versatile shots and compete to succeed as there is lot of competition out there no matter how hard you train
Pardon me.. I have not heard your name winning any champiomships.. You could not withstand the competition or did not train well?? Sir.. Stop commenting on everything.. What coach / guru does is imparting the basic skill.. After that it is the student who has to chisel it or hone it.. Even a mighty Lin Dan has a coach.. Just remember that.. Even Arjuna had a Coach.. Grow up sir.. I don't know what intent with which you wrote, but it came out to be a disaster..
@@gvnd you are saying u don't know with what intent I wrote that...then u don't even qualify to comment...just move on. So I should be winning championships to share opinions here? How many did you? Who are you by the way? Well.. never mind.
guys....to finish this debate,can we settle it over in the court :)
Thanks Coach Efendi...
Thank you so much for this!!!
Materi tehnik sangat bagus mudah dimengerti
Very good👍 thanku so much
Really helpful to me.🏸
Indeed ,great explanation.
Wow great coach 👍
You made it clear. Thanks.
2:54 Hello, you are right. However, another channel I watched "Swift Badminton" argues that if you can take the shuttle that high for backhand, then you could of done overhead forehand shot instead.
Therefore, you should practice your backhands for when the shuttle is lower.
That is actually incorrect, he said elbow higher than shoulders, but the contact point can be low in general. For example if you receive a flick and you run back then you can clear with a backhand stroke but you would not be able to overhead it if you are late.
Great teaching and demonstration...❤
Awesome video. Thank you a lot!
Never seen like instructor before
Best explanation
Thanks.. informative, very good👍👍
Best explanation and understandable.. thankyou
Good one,thank you for clarifying all my doubt on backhand master
Coach, how to serv flick? Can you make a tutorial, tankyou so much
Very well demonstrated
Thank you
Matur nuhun pak😍😍😍😍😍
Excelentes enseñanzas
Nice and thanks
Well explain how to grip badminton i was doing mistake till now thankyou
Good Like....from indonesia👍
Wish I was young enough to try it
tnks fr shring.. i like it
Nice drill, my Problem is that the shuttle is not taken slight behind the player this way(meaning in Front of his Front body) AS such more of a drive shot.... Otherwise a nice drill
Thanks coach 👍👍👍👍👍
Nice video will give this a try👍
Nice.....thanks
I heard there Two ways of holding backhand grid according to the body turn
Half turn use backhand grid
Full turn use forehand grid
Thank U sir....
Good job
if i want to make my backhand clear as perfect as i can, i must do dumbbell workouts for my shouldrs, forearms and wrist? i can not improve it without doing any weight trainings?
Are there more videos on other badminton techniques from the same coach?
Yes, we have many more videos featuring Efendi Wijaya th-cam.com/users/sportdvdssearch?query=efendi
Nice explain 👍
Good to know it coach👍
As a coach, you’re saying “good” to the player each shot. What’s Good? The player ought to know what it is they’ve done that’s good, or how can they repeat it?
i love this tutorial so much ..it that your son?
Thank you for watching the video. No, Tommy is not Efendi's son.
Informative 👍😍
Thanks 🙏
can the backhand clear by the demonstrator deliver the bird from baseline to opponent's base line? cause I don't see any body turning movement, big swing movement, simply raising the elbow above the shoulder and execute a whipping of the racket
Kiddo, blink if you're in danger! :) Joke aside, really good tutorial. Thanks!
Its all bout timing. If your timing is right, the shuttle will fly. Regular training is required. Even during play because the speed is different. Need to get the swing timing correct. On the sweet spot. Do not rusg or panic. Else, it will not fly.😊
Thanks cocah
Thank you so much
Thank You Sir...
He didn't mention the most important point. You have to keep your grip loose and relaxed until the contact. Why? Because this stroke generates power from the racket flex and to allow the whip like dynamics you need a loose grip. The position of thumb changes with how far the shuttle gets behind you, if the shuttle is far beyond you, change to pan-handle like grip.
DUDE woman obviously re not gripping too tight. But he's talking about things specific to backhand clear. Maybe you need to be told that about the loose grip in every single badminton video but others don't. Also when you get to needing a panhandle grip at the back, nobody does a backhand clear.
@@boliussa so you suggesting a panhandle grip isn't recommended for a late backhand clear from deep corner?
Thx much
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