I've seen many channels related to badminton. They only show right handers perspective except a few channels. You are one among the few who show both players perspective. Thanks 💙
The moment you said "either you lift short or it's out" I could relate with it so much😂. But great tip for improving backhand lift power. So close to 50K and that amazing giveaway.. Great going GRENNY (GREg & jeNNY)
We think a lot of people will relate to that 😂 Thank you so much Sahil - it's not the first time we've been called Granny (a lot of our friends do haha!!)
Showing both right and left hand perspective is so helpful! I've been following this channel for a while and they are just posting nothing but great content. It really helped me to improve my game. Thank you 😊
Big thanks guys! Another GREAT video! One of the most important parts of the game, often overlooked! Tks for the tip on the backhand grip, I'll pass it on!
Wow, my training this morning was hand fed shuttle for lifting drill. The pointer in the video will surely help me understanding behind the shots. Going to need to work more on my cross lifts as aiming the top corner consistently is hard. Looking forward to the advance tutorial for lifting
As a semi-pro player, I can still enjoy those as a refresher while revisiting my basic technique...especially coming back from a too long covid break. I think you should include the advanced tips in the same video, it would increase your ad revenue and exposure and be of use for players like me. I encourage you two to go deeper into the badminton technique and strategy, most if not almost all, the badminton channels I've seen so far are strictly targeting beginers.
You are amazing with the tutorials. They have helped me a lot in my game for quite a few months. I would like to see a video on what is the best positioning in accordance with your partner in a doubles game.
Thank you very much Dave! Unfortunately we've had to withdraw from Spain 😢 Greg is still not back up to full training yet, so it was too early for us to go and compete. Hopefully soon though!
When I saw the topic, I was like why is a seperate video required for lifts. You just have to hit the shuttle to the rear court. But when you said that your lifts are either short or outside that's when I realised " Absolutely Necessary "😂. A wonderful video Greg and Jenny
Aloha Jen and Greg, getting back to basics. Nice to see the emphasis on this key often overlooked skill. Love the video, will focus on my lift accuracy this week in training. Thanks so much. Looking forward to the next lesson. Take care.
New subscriber.. Finally a proper badminton channel that explains things very clearly! Thank you! Please can you continue with the advanced topics/techniques when you have a chance :)
Love all your tutorial contents. Big thanks!, Suggestion: Maybe in your next videos you can discuss different shuttlecock speed and what shuttlecock is suitable/best for practice/tournaments. Stay safe!
Great Video. I have a question, I think it was not mentioned, which part of the racket is an ideal spot to hit the shuttle while doing lifts? Thank you and looking forward to the advanced tutorial 😊
By this video I let to know that my foot movement was slightly wrong but now I can improve my foot work with the help of this video. 50k is almost achieved now next target will be for 100k good luck 🥳🥳🥳
This is really helpful!!! Can you PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO OF defending smashes in doubles match??? Where to stand so that we are more prepared for a potential drop shot.
Jenny the feeding you are doing with your racket is incredibly skilled,.. Most people, often even coaches, outside of national level, don't have that skill and would need the other person to lift it to them.. it'd be great if you did a tutorial on how to do that..
Thanks for the excellent content you produce . May we get some practical scenario based advice on singles footwork? For example how to split step and cover for closer to net drops and deep clears?
What about lifting on backhand side with bevel grip? I find It way easier to play deceptive net-cross than with thumb grip, but yeah, its harder to lift with power with that.
Really helpful video Wish I could support you on patreon (but parents, 😥) Also a video on forehand smash and drops etc wud be helpful You guys are so close to 50k, so congrats in advance :)
The breakdown of these tutorials is awesome from footwork to technique to grip etc! In the advanced lifting tutorial will you be covering how to adjust the height of the lift? I also have a doubles question, is there a specific reason why most females in mixed/doubles seem to build less muscle in their arms compared to female singles players, i would think that if muscle was an important part of the game they would include that in their training
another good tutorial. especially important was why to lift: 1) you're under too much pressure to effectively play another shot, 2) to move your opponent. for doubles play i would clarify that. in doubles the lift is a necessary shot when under pressure but it means handing the attack to your opponents, so in doubles i would look for net, front-mid court, and push opportunities before playing the lift-- anything to try to get the attack rather than hand the attack to my opponents. and of course you always want to try to force your opponents to lift. so in short i would say, in doubles DONT LIFT unless you have to it was a wise comment about practicing the simple things, or say, stay connected to the fundamentals. that would apply to anything you are trying to do
Please bring this session on short player also bcz my height is 5 feet so my footwork step will be more. Please show demo on short player it will be helpful for us (short player).
I've seen many channels related to badminton. They only show right handers perspective except a few channels. You are one among the few who show both players perspective. Thanks 💙
Ahh that's amazing to hear, thank you so much 😄
Probably worth noting that they're both left-handed and most would complain without seeing the right-handed perspective XD. But great nonetheless
This is like the best badminton video i ever seen woah
Wow thank you!!
Your video making badminton problem easier...I always try what you say in your videos...
Glad we can help 😊🏸
The best thing about Sunday is these uploads ❤️❤️
Wow - you made our day! 🤗🤩
My game was really improved throughout ur videos...!
Thankyou badminton Insight!!
Ah amazing to hear! 😊🏸
I am so weak in lift after shown and I practice now it s Coming thank you for the video
The moment you said "either you lift short or it's out" I could relate with it so much😂. But great tip for improving backhand lift power. So close to 50K and that amazing giveaway.. Great going GRENNY (GREg & jeNNY)
We think a lot of people will relate to that 😂 Thank you so much Sahil - it's not the first time we've been called Granny (a lot of our friends do haha!!)
Grenny 😂 love it
👍
Tbh the best badminton tutorial channel ever !!
Love from india
Wow thank you so much 😄
I haven’t been able to play like in a month due to quarantine but u guys make me feel like I’m on the court
50 k incoming!!!
😄🔥
You both make every Sunday awesome for me
Showing both right and left hand perspective is so helpful! I've been following this channel for a while and they are just posting nothing but great content. It really helped me to improve my game. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much! ☺️
This channel is definitely 1 of the best badminton channels in TH-cam love from India
Wow thank you so much!
Big thanks guys! Another GREAT video! One of the most important parts of the game, often overlooked! Tks for the tip on the backhand grip, I'll pass it on!
Thank you so much Roger!
I can't remember a better video on lifting. Thank you. You guys are amazing!
Wow, thank you so much Victor! 😊
Wow, my training this morning was hand fed shuttle for lifting drill. The pointer in the video will surely help me understanding behind the shots. Going to need to work more on my cross lifts as aiming the top corner consistently is hard. Looking forward to the advance tutorial for lifting
Good luck 👍🏼💥 And thanks - coming in the next week or two!!
As a semi-pro player, I can still enjoy those as a refresher while revisiting my basic technique...especially coming back from a too long covid break. I think you should include the advanced tips in the same video, it would increase your ad revenue and exposure and be of use for players like me. I encourage you two to go deeper into the badminton technique and strategy, most if not almost all, the badminton channels I've seen so far are strictly targeting beginers.
Very very close to 50K!!!! Come on people! Bring it on!!!! Smash that subscribe button hardddd!!!
Loved the lesson. Nice attention to details.
Thanks so much Umesh! Can't believe how close we are 😱
Can’t wait for y’all to come to Australia some day!
It's on our bucket list 🤩
I practice lifting with the speed lifting exercises only. But you guys also added the element of footwork to it. Great job!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Love your videos. Please, keep'em coming.
Thank you! Will do!
You are amazing with the tutorials. They have helped me a lot in my game for quite a few months. I would like to see a video on what is the best positioning in accordance with your partner in a doubles game.
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you!
Best channel to learn.
good luck to you both!
Thanks! 😃
Thank you for including the left handed version for all the lefties out there, max respect!!
Woop! Glad you enjoyed it 🤩
Another great video of explanations. Subscription numbers nearly to 50k! (at the time of writing). Oh, and the very best of luck in Spain.
Thank you very much Dave! Unfortunately we've had to withdraw from Spain 😢 Greg is still not back up to full training yet, so it was too early for us to go and compete. Hopefully soon though!
@@BadmintonInsight ah well, important to get to full fitness. The good new I see is the 50k subscribers! WD
When I saw the topic, I was like why is a seperate video required for lifts. You just have to hit the shuttle to the rear court. But when you said that your lifts are either short or outside that's when I realised " Absolutely Necessary "😂. A wonderful video Greg and Jenny
😂😂
I love these exercises. We usually do these in training before the virus :(
It's kinda boring but it is great for improving our skills...
Definitely! Hope you can get back to training soon 👍🏼
Eyyyyy congrats on the 50k!!!! More power and more awesome vids to come!!
🎉 thank you so much!!!
Thank you for this detailed Lift tutorial. Love the lift shot landing inside the cup :-)
Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
50k is just about to happen.... congratulations in advance
Thank you!! 💥
Aloha Jen and Greg, getting back to basics. Nice to see the emphasis on this key often overlooked skill. Love the video, will focus on my lift accuracy this week in training. Thanks so much. Looking forward to the next lesson. Take care.
Thank you so much Bryan! 😊
Thank you, best lift description and tips on TH-cam :)
I particularly liked the difference between singles and doubles
Ah thank you so much!!
Great video on a video undervalued area of the game! Thanks guys 😀
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥳
New subscriber.. Finally a proper badminton channel that explains things very clearly! Thank you!
Please can you continue with the advanced topics/techniques when you have a chance :)
Thank you so much! ☺️ and definitely!!
Thanks for doing my suggestion, this is going to help me so much 😀- still love this emoji!
Glad you enjoyed it Threly! Haha, it looks awesome 😄💥
Great video as always😃
Thanks 😋
Nice one as always guys!
Thanks Max 💥
Love all your tutorial contents. Big thanks!, Suggestion: Maybe in your next videos you can discuss different shuttlecock speed and what shuttlecock is suitable/best for practice/tournaments. Stay safe!
Coach I’m getting condoned on ur left hand caz I’m right hand person. I love your videos
Glad you’re enjoying our videos! 😄
Great Video. I have a question, I think it was not mentioned, which part of the racket is an ideal spot to hit the shuttle while doing lifts? Thank you and looking forward to the advanced tutorial 😊
By this video I let to know that my foot movement was slightly wrong but now I can improve my foot work with the help of this video. 50k is almost achieved now next target will be for 100k good luck 🥳🥳🥳
Glad it helped! 😄 Thank you so much!
To be honest these tutorials are very well detailed. It is sad that we can't play though because of covid and lockdown. ;(
Thank you so much! :) Hopefully you can get back to playing soon!
Yess!!!!! 50K Subs and more to come, Congratz :)
Thanks William! 😃
Congratulations for tomorrow for 50 k subscribers...and after that you will get 100 k...🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much 😀
Great video🔥, missing my coaching where we used to practice all this 😭🤷♂️
Thank you Arya :) Hopefully you can get back to coached sessions soon!
Loved the vid thanks for making it 💜😇
Glad you liked it!!
@@BadmintonInsight glad that u replied 😇💜 i love ur all vids too good keep growing like this 💜💜😇
This is really helpful!!! Can you PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO OF defending smashes in doubles match??? Where to stand so that we are more prepared for a potential drop shot.
Thanks a lot! Good news - we already have done! Take a look through our channel 😀
Also make video series on mental toughness,well love the video.❤️🙏🇮🇳
Have you seen our first 2 videos on Mental Training? 😄
@@BadmintonInsight yeah,I SAW it.
Can’t wait for the advanced lifts! Great start with this.. 👍🏽🙌🏼
Thank you Sudarshan! 😊💥
@@BadmintonInsight anytime greg / jenny 😊🙌🏼
Without a shadow of a doubt- by far the best Channel for badminton and tutorials
@@sudarshanalwara So nice of you 🥳🤗
@@BadmintonInsight Massive Congratulations ! 50K now ! Awesome !
Love your video. You explain it very well. Please do the slice smash or slice drop technique for the next video :)
Thank you so much 😊
Exactly what I wanted!!!!
Jenny the feeding you are doing with your racket is incredibly skilled,.. Most people, often even coaches, outside of national level, don't have that skill and would need the other person to lift it to them.. it'd be great if you did a tutorial on how to do that..
Awesome video, keep up the good work!
Thanks, we will try! 😄🏸
Congrats on 50k! You guys deserve it!
Thanks so much!!
Congratulations for your 50k subscribers 👍🏻👍🏻100k soon 🙈🙈i wish i can meet u guys once in my lifetime ✌
Thank you so much! 😁🥳
49.9k sub this is incredible thx for all the tutorials u guys done
Thank you so much!
@@BadmintonInsight congrats for 50k sub
Congrats on reaching the milestone of 50k subscribers
Thank you so much 😀
Nice video and can you also make a video on some badminton exercises/warmup routine before matches? ❤️
Thanks! 😊 Have you seen our warm-up video we did a few months ago?
@@BadmintonInsight no did you make one? Ill check it out now if you did
@@ceazur4985 th-cam.com/video/ZEmtYFnxZtk/w-d-xo.html
@@BadmintonInsight oh thanks 🙏
What a informative channel, thank you guys for this.😊😊😊
Thank you so much 😀
Great explanation guys!❤
Thank you! 😃
It would be very good if u guys start doing reviews of badminton racquets from beginner to advanced level racquets🤩🤩😍😁
Thanks for the suggestion! 😊
Very uplifting! Thank you
🤪
Very nice video. Can’t wait to see the advanced lift session
Coming soon!
the short sequenzes where you two have to "act" a bit is getting better and funnier with each video, fair play :D
Haha thanks Alex! 😁
Great lesson can’t wait for the next one
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the excellent content you produce . May we get some practical scenario based advice on singles footwork? For example how to split step and cover for closer to net drops and deep clears?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
How we can improve our hand/wrist strength at home(without court)? if it is possible
all your videos are great..... Can you teach about the drop shot please ???
Thanks for the suggestion!
Brilliant now I can lift as per your videos thanks
What about lifting on backhand side with bevel grip? I find It way easier to play deceptive net-cross than with thumb grip, but yeah, its harder to lift with power with that.
50k coming soon!!🔥💯
So close 😱💥
Take love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤
Thank you❤️
Really helpful video
Wish I could support you on patreon (but parents, 😥)
Also a video on forehand smash and drops etc wud be helpful
You guys are so close to 50k, so congrats in advance :)
No problem at all Nihal, thanks for your support by watching our videos! 😊 Thanks for the suggestion!!
@@BadmintonInsight No worries, I actually wait every Sunday checking my notifications for your uploads. I wish you guys all the best
@@nihalsameer6417 wow thank you so much for your support 🤩🤩
@@BadmintonInsight You guys are simply the best (also I look up to you as my role model) and supporting you is the least I can do for you.
@@nihalsameer6417 aa AAP
Thanks
Awesome Content🔥
Thanks 🔥
@@BadmintonInsight You guys show both left hander’s and right hander’s perspective That’s really Great👌❤️
Love from India ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love from EARTH 🌎🌎🌎🌎
Thanks guys! 😄
The breakdown of these tutorials is awesome from footwork to technique to grip etc! In the advanced lifting tutorial will you be covering how to adjust the height of the lift? I also have a doubles question, is there a specific reason why most females in mixed/doubles seem to build less muscle in their arms compared to female singles players, i would think that if muscle was an important part of the game they would include that in their training
great badminton video!
Loved it ❤️
Several of my lifts were short tonight which annoyed the heck of me...grrr. back on here watching this clip again 😤☺️
Haha! Keep working on it! 😁
Haha! Keep working on it! 😁
Haha! Keep working on it! 😁
Congratulations bro you complete 50k love you bro and sister big fan
Thank you so much 😀
another good tutorial. especially important was why to lift: 1) you're under too much pressure to effectively play another shot, 2) to move your opponent. for doubles play i would clarify that. in doubles the lift is a necessary shot when under pressure but it means handing the attack to your opponents, so in doubles i would look for net, front-mid court, and push opportunities before playing the lift-- anything to try to get the attack rather than hand the attack to my opponents. and of course you always want to try to force your opponents to lift. so in short i would say, in doubles DONT LIFT unless you have to
it was a wise comment about practicing the simple things, or say, stay connected to the fundamentals. that would apply to anything you are trying to do
Hey Jenny I like u made the sound when shuttle falls into the target ..very funny , thanks for ur helpfull video's
Haha I was very happy!! You're very welcome - lots more to come hopefully 😃
50k! Let’s go! On the road to 100k!!!
Thanks Darren, we hope so! 🎉
Waiting for this video 😃
Hope you enjoyed it!
I see you both as my coach ❤️❤️
I have learnt lot things only from you ....
Thank you so much! ☺️
So close now guys only one hundred left to 50k🥳🥳🥳
I know 😱
Nice guys love the drills 🏸
Thanks Daniel! 😊
How are you Greg now???
nice tips…thanks
Thanks Sir
Amazing video
Thanks! 😄
🏸🏸🏸 Great Tips! Baddy On! ♥️
This channel is on fire 👍🥳
Thank you so much! 😊
@@BadmintonInsight thank you both
Please bring this session on short player also bcz my height is 5 feet so my footwork step will be more. Please show demo on short player it will be helpful for us (short player).
Nice to see you two of them with a new video
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@BadmintonInsight ya very much
Cant wait in case i win😍
Good luck 😄
Nice video
Thank you so much! 😊
Congratulations 50k
Thank you so much 😀