How To Return The Flick Serve in Badminton - A Detailed Tutorial!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- To return the flick serve well you need to have the right starting position, grip and movement. In this video we give a detailed tutorial on returning the flick serve in badminton! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️
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I really love watching these videos but as a right handed player I often find it hard to imagine the opposite position. Haha
Thanks for the feedback Kenny. We often try to include lots of clips for both left and right handers!
Same problem
Same
How did i miss this piece!? Wonderfully depicted.. All the aspects were covered. As Greg mentioned - there is no where on TH-cam so detailed!
Every step
1. Position to return
2. Movement when flicked
3. Footwork
4. Return / finish
Everything is so important to take control
👌🏽 very nicely described
Thank you so much, hopefully lots more to come - especially with your support!
Love all your videos... The way you both explain is so soothing to learn.. keep up the good work guys...take care... Stay healthy as always
Your videos are pure gold for amateurs like me. Being a Professional doctor started badminton after 25 years. It will take few months to may be years to get into any sort of shape or rhythm. Great videos...
Awesome! Many thanks for your ongoing tips 😃 Also neat website with lots of useful resources, looking forward to using them to help my game and also for my coaching!!
Great to hear! Thank you so much! ☺️
Seriously good detail here guys, a master class!
Thank you so much Roger! 😄
Best badminton channel I have came across. Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you! 🤗
This channel is a gift🙌 ..... straight to the point no nonsense talk
Thank you so much! 😃
Thank you so much for this badminton guide ❣💯🥰
Thank you so muchhhh! So useful for my coaching sessions🙌🏼
You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful 😃
Great tips - I'm sure they'll make a difference to my game, once we're allowed back on court again! Hope you both had a great Christmas - and best wishes for the New Year 🙂
Thanks Tom 😃Hope they help! And thank you for the suggestion for this video! We have had a nice Christmas thanks, hope you have too! And wishing you a happy New Year as well 😊
Hope you had a good Christmas yourselves?
All we need now is the chance to get clubs back up and running which isn't easy when schools and colleges are not allowing their sports hall to reopen to the general, fingers crossed we can fet back to court sometime in 2021 👍
Yes we did, thank you! 😊 And we know... Fingers crossed 😫
Amazing video guys love it never used the straight jump before will give that a go
Thanks Daniel! Hopefully you can use it effectively 😃
Great!! And clear explanation!!! Keep up guys!!! 👍 Happy New year 🎉
Thank you 😃 And Happy New Year to you too!
I have just watched this video and it has helped fix one of the key issues I was having with receiving the flick server. Thanks a lot :)
That’s great to hear 😀 maybe our other tutorials will help you with some other areas 😜
This channel owners give such useful information. I am a beginner and these all of the tips have helped me a lot. I still dont get why this channel is so underrated. You may feel i am kidding but with so many efforts since years, these coaches need 100k atleast. And well I am a school going student so consider my grammar mistakes. Thank You.
Ahh that's so nice of you - hopefully we can hit 100k one day 🤩
Thanks Jenny and Greg. I recall the reaction from professional players when the flick serve was being newly used, and some (mostly the Danes, just as they did when the 115cm serve rule was initiated) complained about the changes.
Yes we remember that too, there was a funny video from Viktor Axelsen and Mads Kolding! Haha
@@BadmintonInsight Yeah, that was the one I was referring to. Viktor is the same weight and height as me so I'm bewildered about not being #3 in the world. He's also exactly 40 years younger (sigh.)
@@Longtack55 :))
Great video, thanks a lot! Will try to stand closer to the line- as a left-handed player, I feel particularly vulnerable when in the left service court when a right-hander serves to the back t, behind my back , if the serve is fairly fast and low ( or even quite high), it is hard to get back- any tips on returning this serve?
you are a good teacher really appreciate you
Thank you so much!
The MOST detail flick serve tips on TH-cam channel. Thanks. 😁
Subcribe button smashed!! 😁😁
🥳 Thank you so much!
Really useful - thanks!
Glad we could help! ☺️
Thank you for the video❤️
Thanks for watching!
love u guys
thanks so much
Thanks for the support! 👊🏼
Thanks for this one ❤️.
Happy New year 🎉 (in advance)
Happy New Year to you too!
Thank you guys for the video !!! I have been slowly working on having my starting point getting right up to the line . Right now I am closer than 1 foot (around 22cm) I have found that as I work my way closer it takes me quite some time to get used to my judgment on shorter serves. Because I’m closer to the net I have even less time for good judgment on short serves.. but over time I get better
Your first serve return video was super helpful to me and I’m sure once I work on the points from this video I will be even better at service return
Thank you for the good content ☺️🏸😎
Thank you very much that is great to hear! As you say, it takes time to adjust! Good luck with it 😊
Thanks Sir & Ma'am
Great video 👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Thank you team it's a useful session.......
Thank you so much! Glad to hear it was useful for you 👍🏼
Thanks for this one 👍🙂
You’re welcome! 😀
Very Nice Video, Thank You
Glad you liked it! Thanks 😃
Kudos guys!!👍🏼👍🏼 I really appreciate your badminton videos, all of your videos are really good and helpful for me to learn a lot as a beginner.
I suggest you to kindly include the reference video (previous videos) also in the description. Sometimes unable to open it from the screen.
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 and we’ll try!
Such a good lesson. Thank you both, I want to ask for more lesson of how to make a Powerful smash🙏
Thank you so much! :)
excellent video instruction
Glad it was helpful!
Really good tips from all your video. I beginner want to buy my new first racket this new years.
Great to hear! 😄
Thanks ......I am one of those who have asked....Wil try this technique..... Kudos
You're welcome, thanks for the suggestion! 😃Hopefully it helps lots of other people!
Love this!!! Thank you so much! However I always get caught when they drive flat quickly to my backhand side when in a starting position like in the video.. any tips for how to handle a drive serve if you can anticipate it?
Thank you 😃If this happens quite a lot and they don't ever drive to your forehand then maybe stand further over so that you could play this shot with a forehand grip? Chances are you'd be able to play a good shot from this and then they wouldn't do it again! If not then a soft backhand shot straight maybe effective! Hope that helps, all the best - Greg and Jenny
@@BadmintonInsight will try this out, thank you so much!!!! -arif from Malaysia
You know what there are mny video for badminton but i subscribe you just becuse of your very good way and the techniques which required me...
Wow, thank you so much! :)
Great Video Jenny and Greg. I came across your channel just a few days ago and found your videos very educational and helpful. Some players in doubles game at my club serve from the side gallery near the service line. Thus creating a flight path where most of the time the shuttle is flying over the wrong (partners side) court and just entering my side near the back gallery. Not knowing, if the service will fall on the wrong side, I usually play it late. This serve is almost never seen in international matches, which means it can be easily countered and is therefore not adopted. However, I am yet to figure out, if I should take it early or stick with my approach. While receiving, slight modification in position is also required to be able to respond to this serve. Can you share your views on how to respond to this serve. Thanks 👍🏻
Please share the tactics if you hear back from them. It is frustrating to return these serves. I did notice some players pause for a split second to change the direction of this forehand serve. Which seems to be the fault. And many of them will take extra time which considers being delaying and should be a fault. We know that at the club level many don't follow the rules.
Keep up!!
Thanks! We will try!!
Belated Merry Christmas and New year in Advance❤❣
Same to you! 🤗
Excellent videos 🙌 Please do a video on Badminton rules like racket crossing the net during defense, etc.
Thank you so much! ☺️ And thanks for the suggestion! We've done a video on the service rules which you can check out here if you like - th-cam.com/video/GE8qjIubAbI/w-d-xo.html
you guys are amazing .... can you guys also include right hand player as well for presenting demo so that its easy for right hand players like me to understand the stance
Thanks 😀 we always try and do this when we can and have done it in every video since 😊
wow! nice video
Thanks!
So good
Thanks 😀
Wow! Dream team!
Haha 😆
If you're right handed and receiving on the left half in doubles, how does the footwork work when flicked to your back left side?
A scissor kick like we showed in the video :)
@@BadmintonInsight more specifically for a fast flick serve. I usually don't have the time to pivot/split step into scissor kick
Probably the only one in the comment sections that sprained my ankle
Haha, there's definitely a lot of sprained ankles in badminton too!
You produce excellent tips, what are the rules for net serves if it touches the net etc?
Thanks! If it lands in it's ok :)
I needed to brush up on some of my skills due to being humbled by much better players than me and re watched this. I just noticed that Jen's legs look more athletic In their recent vids than here. I think that's definitely hard work paying off as they also invest time off court into gyms.
Merry Christmas and happy new year guys.🎄🎅⛪🎁
Same to you Ravi! 😃
@@BadmintonInsight thank you!
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Merry Christmas guys!
Same to you Deniz! 😃
@@BadmintonInsight 😄😄😄🙂🙂🙂
Amazing video
I applied all tactics today in my game its very helpful
But now also I facing too much problem on taking flat flick serve on backhand side plz suggest me something...
Thank you 😃If this happens quite a lot and they don't ever drive to your forehand then maybe stand further over so that you could play this shot with a forehand grip? Chances are you'd be able to play a good shot from this and then they wouldn't do it again! If not then a soft backhand shot straight maybe effective! Hope that helps, all the best 😊
Well explanation both ... and @jenny 😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks Sriram! 😊
@@BadmintonInsight 😍😍👍🏻
I still can't seem to be fast enough.Do you think doing squats or lunges would help for this ? Thanks
You should do a video on how to do a flick serve and return a flick serve for short people. My flick serves never goes high enough because of the low angle. And I always get flick served if I stand near the service line lol.
5:39 '''If your opponent isn't flicking, it might be because they can't''
*A small part of me dies
Haha true right?
80.510 people need this tips and still counting 😂
Haha hopefully many more can watch gain some tips too!
Hey pls do a video on different varieties of shuttle available in market.🔥🔥
We will do soon!
I know doubles is your forte but it would be nice to see a detailed video of return of serve for singles. The videos from other YTers are too general.
Thanks for the suggestion James! We'll definitely be doing some singles videos soon, and we'll hopefully include some additional valuable info from professional singles players too!
madame please tell me the model of victor racket which is your hand, i wana buy the same
It's the VICTOR Thruster BXR 🔥
thank you very much
Oh the flick serve used to be my nemesis. Practiced side shuffling, jumping squats and stick smash. Put it all together. Nowadays, my opponent will think twice before flicking to me because I will create a hole through him if he does. Im fairly tall, so that also helps.
Great to hear 👊🏼
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Please make a video on how to smash, lob, drop in all 3 court regions.......Thanku
Thanks for the suggestion!
@@BadmintonInsight it's my pleasure sir
How to return flick serve if the opponent flick it to center? Like you are right hand player, receive the serve on the right side but apparently your opponent flick serve to center area? How can you return that? I often got that serve and I can't do anything about that
Quick question, my racket is strung at 26lbs and I am wondering if a plastic shuttle can rip the strings?
Yes it will be able to! It obviously depends how hard you hit the shuttle, how often you play and also how well you time the shuttle!
@@BadmintonInsight yes I agree
Hey, one question: at 2:10 you say to push off from both legs, but at 2:25 Jenny said to push off your front leg, while lifting your back leg.
How would I understand that? First Push from both legs following by a push from front to back leg? Or maybe I misunderstood something, Cheers 😁
Hey 👋🏼 Yes first push off with both legs then you lift the bag leg to move :) Hope that helps!
please give me some information about foot fault service
There is some useful information in this video - th-cam.com/video/GE8qjIubAbI/w-d-xo.html
Please show how to return flick serve if it’s coming to left side for right handed player
As a right-handed person, where should I stand at 3:53 ? I find it very difficult to return a fast-and-low flick to my back-hand ( left side ) at 3:53 . What should I do ? I often play against sneaky opponents who flick my back-hand side .
If this happens quite a lot and they don't ever flick to your forehand then maybe stand further over so that you could play this shot with a forehand grip? Chances are you'd be able to play a good shot from this and then they wouldn't do it again! If not then a soft backhand shot straight maybe effective! Hope that helps, all the best 😊
Please make a video on deception tricks
Thanks for the suggestion! Definitely some trickshot tutorials coming in 2021 😜
im a right handed player. when opponent do a flat long serve toward my left side shoulder, i cant play a good stroke. probably i choose to play around the head shot. but still im struggling on this. let me knw a few better srokes to overcome this situation?
Thank you 😃If this happens quite a lot and they don't ever drive to your forehand then maybe stand further over so that you could play this shot with a forehand grip? Chances are you'd be able to play a good shot from this and then they wouldn't do it again! If not then a soft backhand shot straight maybe effective! Hope that helps, all the best 😊
@@BadmintonInsight stand further over .. u mean more closer to the centre line?
@@gaffarsajith3514 closer to the centre line on the even side, closer to the tramlines on the odd side i.e. move towards your backhand side to protect it from this type of serve.
@@fijtips112 thank you.
@@BadmintonInsight also if you stand closer to tramlines ., server like me see a gap on your right and do the low server to the right front corner..so there is not you can be prepared for this serve. only if you are strong you can take it on your back hand without even turning your body.. that is the best option..and try to place a drop near the net on one of the front corners or hit a clear with the same back hand..
People use to flick serve me cause it was my weakness and im quite small. But nowadays I am able to return it with a drop or clear.
Keep in mind too, in case of doubles, flicking is more susceptible to going out of bound especially for less than top level players. Keep in mind that leaving the shuttle is an option.
Opponent always flick towards my back hand .what to do
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I was literally just wondering this, how did yall know?
Haha 😆
How to do sidek serve/s serve?
Do you mean the Kevin Sukamuljo spin serve? 🔥
@@BadmintonInsight You're too young! 😋
The Sidek or 'S' serve is illegal these days but until they changed the rules it was a very effective weapon, particularly for the Sidek brothers.
Essentially, hold the shuttle upside-down and hit the feathers first with a strong slice.
th-cam.com/video/27kF3zWN_DU/w-d-xo.html
@@BadmintonInsight that mean ur knowledge about badminton in detail in beginner level
Thank you but Both players showing on left hand. Right hand tricks is not clear
It's great but your description words were hide the video...
Thanks for the feedback Jan! We'll make sure to not do this again in future videos...
Are you left handed
If right handed can scissors cut is possible
Hi , I'm impressed by your efforts on making videos...
Hear me out ....
I'm an elegant player. I don't want to waste my energy by hitting smashes ( :) Just kidding)... But I want to know about drop shots ... Peace ☮️
A lot of detail in the video. I'd say there's just the rule that you need to be able to reach the shuttle at the net with the low serve and also to smash the flick. This is doable and you need to believe it. The rest sort of follows.
Now I understand why my opponent flick serves me all the time. After I smash my partner stays still expecting me to land on my feet, run, & get their return at the net.
next time can tell how can we open a gymnasium in a dictatorial regime please ? that could be usefull ^^
Sorry, we don't understand! Please can you explain more?
"Sometimes, you might be really anticipating the short serve..."
Not if Gabby Adcock is serving! 😁
He looks like Linus Sebastian
Haha a few people have said this!
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Am I first🤔?
You were second, only just! 😜
I m left handed .. how to jump if someone
We are too!
Why do you only use victor products
We are sponsored by them, but they are great products 💥
If someone flicks flat
I would like to tap with thumb grip😉
How to dodge without hitting the ball to me
Very happy 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Thanks for watching! 👊🏼
To receive flick serve you are standing too close to front white line. What if the server flicks bird over your head on your left? Whatever you do the server will be 100% ready to kill your shot on the court.
If they flick it you need to be explosive to jump behind it and smash it 💥 if you can’t do this, we would recommend standing further back. But as we say in the video, the closer you can stand to the service line the better 👍🏼
@@BadmintonInsight i am learning and trying my level best to improve my game. Although i am 38yrs old and started playing first time this game just 3months ago.
Why is the guy a right handed at some point and become left handed at other time?
It's to show the demonstrations for both right-handed and left-handed players... So everyone can learn! 😄
yeah, I will try this at least to get closer to the line .
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