Top video. I think this is even better than Axelsen analysis. Bravo! Zheng and Huang are both complete players, very efficient, and very difficult to nitpick their weakness. You need to play the best game of your life in order to have a chance of beating them. They're also so respectful! What's not to like? And massive respect for those who's been able to challenge them to the limit: Yuta/Arisa and Dechapol/Sapsiree.
Wow, thank you very much! 🤗 Haha, definitely agree about the 'you need to play the best game of your life' - one thing we didn't mention in the video was that when we played them it often felt like we were playing 3 people rather than 2 because there was no space on the court & they were so fast 😂
🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉 WTF 2024: Having non-stop heart palpitations during the entirety of the match. A fairly tale ending ultimately for the GOATs of badminton mixed doubles. Malaysian Chen/Toh pushed them to the limits and totally deserved the accolades, making the GOATs playing to their style of badminton. To share the finals with the GOATs must have been an exhilarating experience and memory. We all bow down to you, Zheng Siwei/Huang Yiqiong. Happy retirement, you WILL be missed. God bless. ZSW/HYQ 48th title.
I noticed Zheng had been winning a lot of points from his smash but didn’t know what is so special about his smash. Now I know after watching your video 👍🏻
Huang and Zheng are my idols. I enjoy watching their games and absolutely love their speed, power and skills. I was heartbroken when they were split up earlier this year. super glad to see they managed to get back together and became even stronger. Your video brought a different way to watch their games and actually get inspired by them. Thank you for this video ! Guess who will go back and re-watch their games this weekend:)
I have a lot of respect and love for the condensed analysis. The work done studying the numerous games and compiling the data in efficient matter really shows. No wonder why Gill Clark accepted you to join in for the BWF commentaries. This time it makes me don't miss for more content, a perfect balance of lengh and variety of Insights. The quality of the editing and speech is super smooth.
Currently 4 minutes in and had to pause because of how good it has been so far! I was hoping this would be similar to your Viktor Axelsen analysis video and it is looking like it could be even better (which I did not think was possible) 😲 Very excited to watch the rest! P.s. I think Jenny won the accuracy competition 🤩
I recently rewatched the semi-final match at the Japan Open with Zheng and Huang and Watanabe and Higashino. Zheng and Huang are an amazing and powerful force, but I always enjoy watching the lightning acrobatics and humility of Watanabe and Higashino.
I've always looked up to this pair, Zheng's speed and Huang's front court skills just make for a deadly combination truly. Didn't think about the other points until you brought them. Great video as always!!
How crazy were some of those statistics we found in our research?! 🤯 Also don't forget to check out Skillshare where the first 1,000 people to use our link will get a 1 month free trial: skl.sh/badmintoninsight11221
The Hardest Smash to return 1. Towards Dominant Hand's Arm Pit 2. Towards your Hip 3. Towards your Chest 4. Towards your Face Last but not least.... *"Towards your Partner"*
I noticed Jenny wearing a smartwatch, could you guys also do an episode which smartwatch or devices do you use to keep track of your training or improvement and what devices do you recommend?
The details, the qualities, my goodness, top notch video again!! My fiancée and i are trying to improve our plays, thanks Badminton Insight, big loves from SEA.
So proud to watch you guys play on BWF live, and thank you so so much for making this video. The amount of work including the data, the analysis, and the professional tips is just unbelievable while you guys train at least two sessions a day, and run coaching camps (I'm jealous of those people! want to move to UK now) Great work guys, this is my mixed double bible now.
I just rewatched this video again, and it really is amazing. Not just because it's about my favorite doubles pair, but also because it's really informative about the mixed doubles game plays in general. You are also both really likable/talented and clearly care about the sport, so it makes the video more enjoyable. Thanks for your work and good luck in your future tournaments.
Hello greg and jenny you might know me on some of your comment’s like 1 month from the past and because of school I can’t really watch your videos often but now im watching your videos and hope you guys remember me and wish you a happy life
Hi Jenny and Greg, love all your videos especially these players analyses! Could we get one for Watanabe/Higashino as one of the other top mixed pairs who have a distinctly different style? A breakdown of their strengths and weaknesses would be super valuable as they have some incredibly identifiable strengths (his flair and vision, speed and unorthodox play which lacks Zheng’s consistency; Arisa’s aggression which comes at the sacrifice of defence - in particular cross court blocks which was highlighted in their recent Japan games against them). Thanks for all your hard in growing this channel! Great to see how far you’ve come from watching you play at BUCS…
This analysis is so helpful! I always knew they were good but now I know why. I find this is a really good follow up video after watching the match analysis template video too
What timing! I've also watched a lot of their matches lately and this video came at a perfect time! Awesome analysis as always. I was wondering if you both can touch the subjects of their "relentless attacking" playing style and also their physicality? I've watched a video of Zheng Si Wei's body conditioning training and it's insane! A lot of it is focused on training the core so I think that's one of the reason why he's so quick at the court.
This is such an awesome and interesting video! I have always admired the pair--they are my favorite XD pair. I especially look up to Zheng Siwei. He seems like the kind of person who gives everything 110% and never gives up. It was nice to see what makes the pair great, explained so well! BTW, "Zheng" is pronounced like "Jung" in Mandarin, just so you know.
Hii Greg and Jenny , just wanted to pop in to say a bigg thank you for your videos. You seriously don't know how helpful they are 🛐💗 ( I have a match in 3 days wish me luck 🤞🏻)
This sort of video is amazing! there's so rarely deep video analysis of badminton pairs and its something that is so so interesting!!! (i love the kinda analysis sky do for football matches , and this reminds me of it!)
Awesome video guys, many of these things we sub-consciously know... but never actively think about them in games. Great analysis, I will be trying to implement these tips in my game. Keep up the great work!
Hey Greg and Jenny, this is such a great video! You guys are bringing some top quality analysis that this sport desperately needs. Things like error rate, and analysis on serves should definitely be talked about more often. Maybe in the future you can partner with BWF to launch a series that focuses solely on analytics (so you guys don't have to spend 20 hours on looking at footage but someone else can compile the stats for ya)? There's definitely a lot of work that can be done here, will be interested to see players in the past as well like LCW and Lin Dan. Look forward to seeing more analysis from you guys!
Really like that you pointed out that even when the intercept player moves the wrong way, it still actually provides an advantage to the back court player, to signal them where they need to protect. Just illustrates how important it is for the intercept player to be aggressive, and cut the down the options of the player hitting the shuttle.
Think a review of their latest match between them and Watanabe/Higashino should be done where the Japanese pair beat them in an absolute titanic clash! EDIT - I spoke too soon and you guys posted a clip of that match! A review would still be nice and it could be titled "How to beat the best" or something!
Hi Greg and Jenny! I've improved my game a lot watching your videos and I have a request. Please make a video on how to avoid injuries and how to recover from one quickly. This would really help a lot because I keep twisting and hurting my ankles all the time.
Great video! Just to note that the pronuciation of 'Zheng' (as in Zheng Siwei) is not 'Zeng', its 'Jeng' (the names are written in Pinyin and not English which is why people get confused)
@@BadmintonInsight Just to add, Chinese names which start with the following letters have the following English phoetical pronunciation: Zh - J Q - Ch X - Sh
I am sick and can’t play badminton. Also, I have a lot of exams this month so I was watching your videos. You are still motivating me with badminton and hopefully I can play as soon as possible. Thanks for this video.😊
@@BadmintonInsight if a video can be made of Lin Dan. I see him move effortlessly on court as if he is walking. Also I think he uses wrist more than his arms Would like to know your detailed views. I have never seen a player like Dan
As always love your video, enthusiastic but rather short on natural talent, some great info gives me hope to keeping polishing and will eventually be a better player. 👏👍🏼
Hitting to the hip or armpit only works if you can hit it at an elevated angle. The shuttle flies really high, but it won't go out. Siwei legs are extremely strong
Because Zheng is an animal :p (observe him practicing), and of course, his partner is amazing as well. XD is one of the exciting categories in badminton. Currently, four pairs are dominating it. Your analysis (of one of them) is exceptional.
I think Zhang and Huang is arguably the best mixed double pair of all time, feels like they're even better than Zhang Nan/ZhaoYunLei. Would love to see how them play against the prime Liliyana Natsir.
I'd say Jenny's were harder to defend - those 2 that were higher would be very awkward. I suppose you could crouch lower and use a forehand or stand up and use a backhand or may move to the side a little but either way it's trickier to produce a quality return. Although I do think she backed-off the power quite a bit to ensure accuracy 😉 (I'd argue that, assuming you don't hit it out the back, aiming for the ribs/armpit area can be more effective than the hip)
Thank you for investing your hours into this analysis for us to see. And.. Regarding the accuracy part , whoever is reading this comment right now gets the dub🏆😛
🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉 WTF 2024, ZSW/HYQ last tournament. Having non-stop heart palpitations during the entirety of the match. A fairly tale ending ultimately for the GOATs of badminton mixed doubles. Malaysian Chen/Toh pushed them to the limits and totally deserved the accolades, making the GOATs playing to their style of badminton. To share the finals with the GOATs must have been an exhilarating experience and memory. We all bow down to you, Zheng Siwei/Huang Yiqiong. Happy retirement, you WILL be missed. God bless. ZSW/HYQ 48th title.
Speaking of serving, Zheng and Huang got called service fault 9 times in one game in 2022 Denmark Open, what a shame to the referees trying to manipulate the game.
Zheng and Huang are minions of XD. They both are short, great agility and very fast on court. Most deadliest pair in world ever in XD and yet so humble and good sportsmanship. Huang is like Kevin very fast in front court and Zheng is like Marcus at back coirt so athletic. Do you agree???
![[4K50FPS] Zheng Siwei /Huang Yaqiong vs Seo Seung Jae /Chae Yu Jung | 2024 Asia Championships](/img/n.gif)
Top video. I think this is even better than Axelsen analysis. Bravo!
Zheng and Huang are both complete players, very efficient, and very difficult to nitpick their weakness. You need to play the best game of your life in order to have a chance of beating them. They're also so respectful! What's not to like?
And massive respect for those who's been able to challenge them to the limit: Yuta/Arisa and Dechapol/Sapsiree.
Wow, thank you very much! 🤗 Haha, definitely agree about the 'you need to play the best game of your life' - one thing we didn't mention in the video was that when we played them it often felt like we were playing 3 people rather than 2 because there was no space on the court & they were so fast 😂
🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉
WTF 2024: Having non-stop heart palpitations during the entirety of the match. A fairly tale ending ultimately for the GOATs of badminton mixed doubles.
Malaysian Chen/Toh pushed them to the limits and totally deserved the accolades, making the GOATs playing to their style of badminton. To share the finals with the GOATs must have been an exhilarating experience and memory. We all bow down to you, Zheng Siwei/Huang Yiqiong. Happy retirement, you WILL be missed. God bless.
ZSW/HYQ 48th title.
I noticed Zheng had been winning a lot of points from his smash but didn’t know what is so special about his smash. Now I know after watching your video 👍🏻
Huang and Zheng are my idols. I enjoy watching their games and absolutely love their speed, power and skills. I was heartbroken when they were split up earlier this year. super glad to see they managed to get back together and became even stronger. Your video brought a different way to watch their games and actually get inspired by them. Thank you for this video ! Guess who will go back and re-watch their games this weekend:)
I have a lot of respect and love for the condensed analysis.
The work done studying the numerous games and compiling the data in efficient matter really shows.
No wonder why Gill Clark accepted you to join in for the BWF commentaries.
This time it makes me don't miss for more content, a perfect balance of lengh and variety of Insights.
The quality of the editing and speech is super smooth.
Wow thank you so much ☺️ made our day!
Currently 4 minutes in and had to pause because of how good it has been so far! I was hoping this would be similar to your Viktor Axelsen analysis video and it is looking like it could be even better (which I did not think was possible) 😲 Very excited to watch the rest! P.s. I think Jenny won the accuracy competition 🤩
That Viktor video was very helpful
@@lilvishinu7279 It sure was!!
Wow thank you so much Graham 🙏🏼 Great to hear you're enjoying the video, and thanks for giving me (Jenny) the victory 😜
@@BadmintonInsight haha you're very welcome you deserved it - very accurate in your line you just need to work on your height 😉
I recently rewatched the semi-final match at the Japan Open with Zheng and Huang and Watanabe and Higashino. Zheng and Huang are an amazing and powerful force, but I always enjoy watching the lightning acrobatics and humility of Watanabe and Higashino.
I've always looked up to this pair, Zheng's speed and Huang's front court skills just make for a deadly combination truly. Didn't think about the other points until you brought them. Great video as always!!
Yes they have so many great areas! Thanks Nigel glad you enjoyed it 😀 Hope you’re well!
I've never heard of them. I can't believe Watanabe / Higashino
aren't number one.
How crazy were some of those statistics we found in our research?! 🤯 Also don't forget to check out Skillshare where the first 1,000 people to use our link will get a 1 month free trial: skl.sh/badmintoninsight11221
Yes
The Hardest Smash to return
1. Towards Dominant Hand's Arm Pit
2. Towards your Hip
3. Towards your Chest
4. Towards your Face
Last but not least....
*"Towards your Partner"*
I noticed Jenny wearing a smartwatch, could you guys also do an episode which smartwatch or devices do you use to keep track of your training or improvement and what devices do you recommend?
The details, the qualities, my goodness, top notch video again!! My fiancée and i are trying to improve our plays, thanks Badminton Insight, big loves from SEA.
Thanks a lot 😀 We hope the videos help you to improve!!
So proud to watch you guys play on BWF live, and thank you so so much for making this video.
The amount of work including the data, the analysis, and the professional tips is just unbelievable while you guys train at least two sessions a day, and run coaching camps (I'm jealous of those people! want to move to UK now)
Great work guys, this is my mixed double bible now.
I just rewatched this video again, and it really is amazing. Not just because it's about my favorite doubles pair, but also because it's really informative about the mixed doubles game plays in general. You are also both really likable/talented and clearly care about the sport, so it makes the video more enjoyable. Thanks for your work and good luck in your future tournaments.
Their placement is really good this video will definitely help me improve my game thanks. Nice trim Greg btw
That's great to hear! 🙏🏼 And haha, thanks!
@@BadmintonInsight 🙂
Hello greg and jenny you might know me on some of your comment’s like 1 month from the past and because of school I can’t really watch your videos often but now im watching your videos and hope you guys remember me and wish you a happy life
Hi Jenny and Greg, love all your videos especially these players analyses! Could we get one for Watanabe/Higashino as one of the other top mixed pairs who have a distinctly different style? A breakdown of their strengths and weaknesses would be super valuable as they have some incredibly identifiable strengths (his flair and vision, speed and unorthodox play which lacks Zheng’s consistency; Arisa’s aggression which comes at the sacrifice of defence - in particular cross court blocks which was highlighted in their recent Japan games against them). Thanks for all your hard in growing this channel! Great to see how far you’ve come from watching you play at BUCS…
I just noticed yall ACTUALLY made a physical stand of your defense position LMAO yall are really the BEST badminton content team around YT
I like how you guys had a cardboard cutout of yourselves for this 😂
Great analysis as always!
Haha 😂 And thanks Benedict! 🙏🏼
The consistency is ridiculous all round. The drills they must do to get that way, incredible.
Definitely! Lots of hard work in the training hall that’s for sure!
So excited to have appeared in a Badminton Insight video 😁😁😁 Life goal achieved 🤩 Thanks for another brilliant insight - you are amazing!
This is the kind of content this sport needs. So few Badminton TH-camrs out there and this will help it to grow
Thanks Mike, we hope so 😀
Amazing analysis. I am big fan of their game lately but it is so great to hear from pros on what exactly are the factors we should focus on.
super well-informed and excellent analysis of this dominating duo. every point spot-on. thanks for sharing your hard work
Thanks a lot 😀😀
I don't need Skillshare actually, you guys are my skillshare! Thank you so much for the great and solid tips as usual! Love from Malaysia.
one of the best videos I have watched from your library. Top stuff.
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it 😃
I must say analysis is on point! Fan from Philippines! Great video! Thanks, Greg and Jenny!
Thanks a lot Steven, glad you enjoyed it 😀
This analysis is so helpful! I always knew they were good but now I know why. I find this is a really good follow up video after watching the match analysis template video too
What timing! I've also watched a lot of their matches lately and this video came at a perfect time! Awesome analysis as always. I was wondering if you both can touch the subjects of their "relentless attacking" playing style and also their physicality?
I've watched a video of Zheng Si Wei's body conditioning training and it's insane! A lot of it is focused on training the core so I think that's one of the reason why he's so quick at the court.
Thanks Theo 😊 yeah their physicality certainly helps their playing style!
This is such an awesome and interesting video! I have always admired the pair--they are my favorite XD pair. I especially look up to Zheng Siwei. He seems like the kind of person who gives everything 110% and never gives up. It was nice to see what makes the pair great, explained so well!
BTW, "Zheng" is pronounced like "Jung" in Mandarin, just so you know.
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it 😀
thanks for uploading this video, such a great birthday gift to me
Happy birthday 🥳
Hii Greg and Jenny , just wanted to pop in to say a bigg thank you for your videos. You seriously don't know how helpful they are 🛐💗 ( I have a match in 3 days wish me luck 🤞🏻)
Ah that's awesome! Good luck 🏆
@@BadmintonInsight tysm!
loving these analysis videos! please do more of these in the future! thanks for the amazing video once again! ❤
We’ll try our best, but they take a looooong time to prepare 😅
This sort of video is amazing! there's so rarely deep video analysis of badminton pairs and its something that is so so interesting!!! (i love the kinda analysis sky do for football matches , and this reminds me of it!)
Thank you so much ☺️
Awesome video guys, many of these things we sub-consciously know... but never actively think about them in games. Great analysis, I will be trying to implement these tips in my game. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Conor! Hope it goes well 😃🏸
Hey Greg and Jenny, this is such a great video! You guys are bringing some top quality analysis that this sport desperately needs. Things like error rate, and analysis on serves should definitely be talked about more often. Maybe in the future you can partner with BWF to launch a series that focuses solely on analytics (so you guys don't have to spend 20 hours on looking at footage but someone else can compile the stats for ya)? There's definitely a lot of work that can be done here, will be interested to see players in the past as well like LCW and Lin Dan. Look forward to seeing more analysis from you guys!
Excellent analysis, Thanks for sharing with us . ❤
Glad you liked it ☺️
Really like that you pointed out that even when the intercept player moves the wrong way, it still actually provides an advantage to the back court player, to signal them where they need to protect. Just illustrates how important it is for the intercept player to be aggressive, and cut the down the options of the player hitting the shuttle.
Thanks so much for your video. They help me a lot in improving my mixed double game. And enjoy my game even more
Ah that's amazing to hear! 🤗🏸
Think a review of their latest match between them and Watanabe/Higashino should be done where the Japanese pair beat them in an absolute titanic clash!
EDIT - I spoke too soon and you guys posted a clip of that match! A review would still be nice and it could be titled "How to beat the best" or something!
😂 We knew somebody would speak too soon 😜 Yeah we'd love to do that, but would be difficult due to copyright!
Both Higashino/Watanabe and Huang/Zheng are top teams in mixed doubles. A win or loss just depends on how they performed at the time of competition.
Great analysis guys! I love this video because I play mixed doubles and could definitely keep this in mind.
Thanks Miguel! Hopefully it helps you 😀
Awesome video on best mixed double pair!
This analysis content is so good! 🔥 hope you do more in the future!
Thanks Anna 😀
A Very good breakdown analysis video.Keep up the good job!!!
Just saw this. AMAZING ANALYSIS! Thank you!
Thanks for the upload❤️
Hope you enjoyed the video! 🤗
Such a great Video. thank you so much!
You’re very welcome Val, glad you enjoyed it! 😀
I asked for this exact video in the comments of the Viktor Axelsen video, thanks so much for doing it! ❤
Yay! Hope you enjoyed it 😃
Excellent analysis.
BRILLIANT as usual ;-)
Thank you so much Vincent 😀
Hi Greg and Jenny!
I've improved my game a lot watching your videos and I have a request.
Please make a video on how to avoid injuries and how to recover from one quickly.
This would really help a lot because I keep twisting and hurting my ankles all the time.
Great to hear we've helped you improve! 😃 Have you seen this video of ours - th-cam.com/video/V44wSwL0_oU/w-d-xo.html
@@BadmintonInsight OH!! Thank you so much!!!!
Great video! Just to note that the pronuciation of 'Zheng' (as in Zheng Siwei) is not 'Zeng', its 'Jeng' (the names are written in Pinyin and not English which is why people get confused)
Ah okay, we didn’t know that! Thanks 🙏🏼
@@BadmintonInsight Just to add, Chinese names which start with the following letters have the following English phoetical pronunciation:
Zh - J
Q - Ch
X - Sh
Fantastic analysis!!
Thanks David 😀
I am sick and can’t play badminton. Also, I have a lot of exams this month so I was watching your videos. You are still motivating me with badminton and hopefully I can play as soon as possible. Thanks for this video.😊
Thanks Andrew, hope you get better soon!
@@BadmintonInsight thanks for your support❤️
@@BadmintonInsight they won the finals in the French open!
ミックスダブルスを研究するときにはいつもこのペアを見ています。紛れもなく世界最強ペア！特にHuang Ya Qiong 選手の前衛が素晴らしいですね。このペアのファンです。
Hi from SIQUIJOR PHILIPPINES
ME AND OUR BADMINTON CLUB WATCHING YOUR PLAY AND VLOGS..NICE ONE!!♥️..
Amazing video!
Thanks 😀
FUNTASTIC analysis ...!!!!
Haha, thank you 😁
Love your guys’ video
Ah thank you 🤗
Wonderful super important tips that I never could realise inspite of watching them so often.
Glad we could give you some good insight 😜
@@BadmintonInsight if a video can be made of Lin Dan. I see him move effortlessly on court as if he is walking. Also I think he uses wrist more than his arms
Would like to know your detailed views. I have never seen a player like Dan
Loved the outro 🤣🙌
Haha thanks 😂 You’re the first to comment on it!
Dang!!... I Love these kind of videos please try to make more of them... 🙂😅
Thanks! We’ll try it just takes a lot of time 🙈 Probably over 40 hours in total!
One of the best tutorial from pros.
As always love your video, enthusiastic but rather short on natural talent, some great info gives me hope to keeping polishing and will eventually be a better player. 👏👍🏼
Is this a backhanded compliment? 😂
Amazing! Very informative for me and of course to all other MD coaches and players (especially Japan and Thailand 😁)
This is an amazing analysis video. Thank you so much for this video, Greg & Jenny! One I’ll be coming back to watch again and again.
Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it and hope you continue to do so every time you watch 😜
hey its me again / hopefully one day i could meet your guys ..& how 's the weather in milton keynes??
Badminton insight - a good preacher cant be a good follower always
great vid👏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Nice Analysis 🤩
Thanks 🙏🏼
Hitting to the hip or armpit only works if you can hit it at an elevated angle. The shuttle flies really high, but it won't go out. Siwei legs are extremely strong
Key is reading the game. Anticipating and reading comes with time , itsnot somethin which you can learn overnight. So stay consistent and OBSERVE!
I like your new ending! ;)
Haha thanks a lot 😜 it’s the smash drop and serve now!!
Thank you so much
Helps improve my game
Welcome 😊
ur videos are very usefull thaks a lot uplod more videos like this keep it up:}
Ah thank you so much! We'll try our best :)
Those life-size cardboard cutouts were a stroke of genius! 🙌🏼 Complete with holes for the racquet string bed! 👌🏼😊
Haha glad you liked them 😀
Loving the life size cardboard doubles of you guys!
😂😂 Glad you enjoyed them Justin!
@@BadmintonInsight I would love to see more of Greg 02 and Jenny 02 in other videos 😂
For social players, depending on your level, most of you should not be afraid of lifting if you have strong defence.
really informative video, would you also be able to do an analysis video on the opponents they lost to? Watanabe and Higashino
Yeah sure, we’ll add it to our list!
They won the Olympics Mix double GOLD!!!
Respect for the analysis...
I was like go Greg, when Jenny said sorry...😂
Because Zheng is an animal :p (observe him practicing), and of course, his partner is amazing as well. XD is one of the exciting categories in badminton. Currently, four pairs are dominating it. Your analysis (of one of them) is exceptional.
Yeah they are both so good 🔥 thanks!
Got to learn to type faster so I can go play more badminton haha, love it.
😂
Gut analysis 👍👍, and i saw you both are good players too
Thank you 👍
Ok you made your point they might be the best player currently but you two are still my favorite youtuber ❤
Great video. Will you be doing more group coaching?
In the future yes 🙌🏼 keep an eye out on our channel & social media!
LOL where you guys get those cardboard posters.
This is so good
Haha we got them from a friend! Thanks 😀
They're observing the percentage of their energy like we're in anime.
😂
1:58 The racket-side shoulder is really hard to defend too!
High potential of going long
Yep very true! 👍🏼
I think Zhang and Huang is arguably the best mixed double pair of all time, feels like they're even better than Zhang Nan/ZhaoYunLei.
Would love to see how them play against the prime Liliyana Natsir.
We wouldn’t disagree!! It would be interesting for sure - similar to seeing Viktor Axelsen playing a prime Lin Dan!
I'd say Jenny's were harder to defend - those 2 that were higher would be very awkward. I suppose you could crouch lower and use a forehand or stand up and use a backhand or may move to the side a little but either way it's trickier to produce a quality return.
Although I do think she backed-off the power quite a bit to ensure accuracy 😉
(I'd argue that, assuming you don't hit it out the back, aiming for the ribs/armpit area can be more effective than the hip)
Can you tell how to practice power and accuracy
👀 stay tuned!
Thanks for the analysis. BTW , how did you make a life size print-out of yourself ?
You’re welcome Danny! We had a friend who did it for us 😃
Thank you for investing your hours into this analysis for us to see.
And.. Regarding the accuracy part , whoever is reading this comment right now gets the dub🏆😛
Glad the effort is worth it ☺️🙏🏼 and it’s Jenny, so I’ll take the victory 😜🏆
While pointing the shuttle to serve,if the shuttle feather touch the frame of racquet and hit for serve,whether it is fault?
Thanks!
Welcome! 😃
Best mixed doubles partner of all time ☺️
Possibly!
🥳🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉
WTF 2024, ZSW/HYQ last tournament.
Having non-stop heart palpitations during the entirety of the match. A fairly tale ending ultimately for the GOATs of badminton mixed doubles.
Malaysian Chen/Toh pushed them to the limits and totally deserved the accolades, making the GOATs playing to their style of badminton. To share the finals with the GOATs must have been an exhilarating experience and memory. We all bow down to you, Zheng Siwei/Huang Yiqiong. Happy retirement, you WILL be missed. God bless.
ZSW/HYQ 48th title.
can you do a peripheral review on kevin sanjaya
Similar to this video?
@@BadmintonInsight yes please!!!!
they are really amazing
Agreed 👍🏼
Speaking of serving, Zheng and Huang got called service fault 9 times in one game in 2022 Denmark Open, what a shame to the referees trying to manipulate the game.
Zheng and Huang are minions of XD. They both are short, great agility and very fast on court. Most deadliest pair in world ever in XD and yet so humble and good sportsmanship. Huang is like Kevin very fast in front court and Zheng is like Marcus at back coirt so athletic. Do you agree???
i love the idea that you guys just have cardboard cutouts of yourself...