1:59 Serving to the middle or their body. Predict the return based on their racket then intercept. 4:14 Serving to the sidelines, your forehand side. Either intercept with your forehand or watch the cross. 6:10 Flick to the corner. Watch the cross. 7:10 Flick to the middle to their forehand. Watch the cross. 7:27 Flick to the middle to their backhand. Watch the straight shot down the sideline, stay forward.
Not sure how many times i have watched this video. This has lot of strategy to take. Especially intercepting. Guessing opponents move and intercepting is a next level skill
I have a match this week, and have 2 practice sessions before. I always have the wrong serve at the wrong time. This is awesome. I will be putting this into practice tomorrow. Awesome tutorial guys. Ant wait for next week. Thank you 🙏🏼
Great vid! The bit about standing behind your partner and slightly towards the backhand side is so underrated. The lift return to the backhand can be so dangerous, many struggle to return this
That's only because they don't want to do the around the head footwork, for some reason. 😶 They would rather watch the lift go up and over them, then try and play a backhand. No ideas why, but it just happens all of the time. 🤷♂️
Either which way standing slightly over to that side will help. It’ll always be harder to reach than the forehand side. Forehand better if you can do it agreed.
Anticipating my opponent's returns after my services is sooo difficult... Try to see if your predictions are correct at my level ! Thanks for those useful tips, can't wait next sunday ! PS: your goh/lai match this week was insane, especially the third set ! Coming back from 11/5, i knew you could do it ! I shouted so loud when you won ! Love you guys ❤️
I love these scenarios! Besides showing you a play-by-play of what's being taught, you get to see players pretend to be bamboozled by shots they knew were coming lol!
Thanks for the video! Learned a lot as always :) I think it's important to mention the risks of flick serving are of course very high and in men's doubles they can easily smash it down. So I would advise to only use it, if the oponnent is really hunting down the low serve. In reality something like 5% flicks to middle, 10% flicks wide and the rest low serve variations would be a good idea
Really enjoyed the last two episodes! Thank you Jenny and Greg very much. Now that we know that even pros are watching your channel, hopefully you will include more tactical tips.
The tip about server's partner position was great. I actually stand a a bit far back because at the low level, players either play fast push towards either corner or they lift it- so, I focus mainly on the lifts and go into attack mode. However, I'll admit, that also results in us losing points to the straight net shot (the deceptive ones are lethal). Great video, as usual!
another great video, with everything spot-on, and it looks like greg's preparing for a second career in the theatre the section of interceptions stands out for me. one thing i'd add there is a lot of intermediate players jump to the side to intercept, which is usually a mistake. when intercepting those return of serves it's best to stay low and move fast and smoothly, with low, neutral footing when you strike the shuttle, not with your momentum carrying you to the tramline, otherwise the next reply in going to be 1v2 excellent pointer to stop retreating and get centered before the shuttle is hit even if you are too far forward in the court. applies to return of serve and other situations in doubles the flick along the center line to the receiver's non-dominant side is a great serve, but it's best as a once-in-a-match surprise. try it twice in a match with a strong player and it's likely to come back at very high kph into your dominant shoulder the work ethic you guys show in every aspect of your careers is awesome. dont know how you do it and keep talking to each other
Thanks for the comment! Definitely no career in acting any time soon 😂 We agree with the jumping out part for sure! We tried not to include many technical points in this video as it would have been a lot longer than it already was! And yes good point about not overusing the flick down the middle! Thanks a lot 😀
I tend to serve from the tramline side about halfway back.this allows me to assess where my opponent is standing and what sort of stance they’re taking and I use this to try and anticipate whether I should hit it to the front line (in front of them) or to hit it tot the back corner (on the center line) as I find this can leave the, unsure of whether I will get it in the serve area or not and make a difficult decision on their return.it’s a tough shot and I do sometimes miss the serve box but I do tend find a descent result of my opponent thinking it will go out of the serve area and leave it.
Honestly I love the video. It has a really creative flow. I am actually a website designer, an artist, and a 3D designer. I’m not very known by anyone famously but I can give you some tips. Maybe when you,re switching from topic to topic, you can add a little colored rectangle on the bottom of your screen. You could put a subtitle and an explanation of that topic in smaller text. Like: 02: (Subtitle) (Explanation). Also, I recommend using canva for your videos. Thanks!
Perfect video! Can you also make a video on flick serves and what muscles to develop to do it correctly? At present, I dont have much strength in my wrists so if I try a flick serve, the maximum it goes is the middle of the court and at a really low height which is surely going to be killed.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been asking for this for a while and especially in your previous video when you were talking suggestions. Thanks for listening to us and providing great content.
Hello Greg and Jenny! :) Congratulations on your Irish Open title! I am so happy for you!! Thank you for this wonderful video. Could you tell me how you would recommend serving to someone who likes to do a lot of deceptive returns at the net on the low serve? (you can't always serve long if he has a good attack can you? ;) ) Where should you position yourself and which areas should you and your partner cover?
This was the badminton video I was looking for. Thanks again for making the effort in uploading these videos helping us improve. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍😊😊.
Amazing video a flat serve at a good speed can make any player fail the return serve flat at an awkward position you just have to master it I've tried it works if done correctly
Great video with some great tips for beginners and intermediate players👍 I Just needed an advice on my deceptive doubles serve I do a low backhand serve, I aim my racket towards the T but i hit towards the very corner of the box in serving towards, eg: if I'm serving odd, then I'll aim my racket towards the T but hit the shuttle towards the extreme right corner so as to deceive the opponent. Do u think this is a good deceptive serve or should I just server normally?
Thanks 😀 Have you watched our deceptive flick serve video? This should help you out! We released it a while ago so you might have to search it on our channel! Hope it helps 😊🏸
Word! Drumline serves are great for intermediate players !F you make - consistent services - reliable services and - are able to hit the back right and front left corner of your target area from the same point of service with almost ;) the same style of serving (so your opponent's can't predict to which area you are serving) I recognized that the back right corner requires a skilled reliable backhand return which most intermediate or even advanced players can't deliver Working for me over 15 years .. winning me easily over 15 points in each match of an intermediate tournament - the opponents have usually less than 42 point to learn this specific return required :) :) :)
hi, first of all, love all your videos, and just want to say that you're my favorite badminton youtube channel. I wanted to ask if you could make a video where you show us how to hit forehand shots on the backhand rear court and the steps with the rotation and footwork and how to get back to the middle or front, and the pace that it should be done in both doubles and singles, and also when to take that shot vs a backhand Thanks!!
Thank you Greg and Jenny - here in Bristol we do get to play some men's doubles (in a level doubles league) so this is really useful stuff. I do flick down the centre line quite often but hadn't thought about moving across to the opposite box so will try that next time 👍
u2 have a fabulous talent to explain things, specially for beginners. i have started watching from last week. i hope i will improve a lot using your tips. thank you.
This week's topic is brilliant and so well explained. As a left hander, I find it difficult when my right handed partner is serving from either side. There's the visibility issue, together with our positioning both during the serve and following this.
I was lucky enough to be playing in the same hall when you were filming. Was so cool seeing you guys. I think you should include some bloopers though 😂
Great video ! Just wondering if it's technically possible to do flick serves when you do low forehand serves ? Or is flicking only possible with backhand low serves ?
As I’ve gotten more serious and committed into doubles, I feel like this came at perfect time for me! You guys always know what I need to learn before I do 😂
What are your thoughts on the drive serve down the middle line? I've had varying levels of success with it in both mens and mixed doubles (more so mixed) and singles.
this was a great tutorial i have a doubles tournament in 5 days and cant wait to see how it goes btw you guys should come and do one of those public play with us games in toronto if you ever come by.
I forgot to watch this and was literally struggling with this yesterday 😀 Goes to show, always make time to catch up on the new releases! Thanks guys! ❤
I always watch your tutorials every single day for more than a year now even though some might be repeats.. and it has improved gameplay.. Beast mode unlocked soon 😁
Can you please post video on how to change the grip and rocket position to attack service returns? I think there could be some techniques which we need to learn.
Nice video. Thank u for answers my question about where I should stand after flick serve. Now I totally get it. I will use it in my games later. Cheers❤
My favorite serve is to hit the corner directly behind the opponent. For example, if you are on the lower left section of the court and your opponent is on the upper right, hit a low serve at an angle that passes the opponent and looks like it will land out (in the upper left section of the court) but ends up sneaking in and hitting the corner behind where the opponent is standing. It come wide at an angle and looks like it’ll be out. So many people let the serve pass them only to see it hit the corner behind them.
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks a lot. I've being annoyed by drive serve so many times and think it's illegal. One more question please: When serving, the racket head needed to be pointed downward all the time? Can i serve with racket head parallel ground?
When playing at club level, how do you make sure players are serving the shuttle below 1.15 meter? I was playing with/against a player who has a really cheeky serve yesterday and I questioned his service height as he was serving from midcourt to just about anywhere with very high speed.
Amateurs (usually) still play under the old (alternative) rule where the shuttle must be below the waist where the waist is the bottom of the lowest rib. So many people think their serve is legal because they setup low enough but don't realise they're raising everything up during the actual stroke. If someone's constantly getting complaints they should think about videoing themselves. I did wonder about everyone wearing t-shirts with lines on but every player would need it custom (e.g. due to leg length) and I bet some would cheat!
Thank you so much for this detailed video. I'm going to try these tonight with my group. Also big thank you for providing a massive discount on Surfshark. I'm now able to watch more badminton matches.
What if you flick serve to the corner on the outside of the court and you have a good prediction they are going to straight drop it to the net? I tend to flick serve move back a little and if I see that they will straight drop I will attack the net catching them off guard. However in general circumstances my partner is expecting both of us to go sides because I flicked
Not gonna lie this is the best tutioral you can possibly find
Ah thanks a lot! Hopefully our next few videos will make you question this comment 😜🏸
Best channel for badminton tbh
100%
1:59 Serving to the middle or their body. Predict the return based on their racket then intercept.
4:14 Serving to the sidelines, your forehand side. Either intercept with your forehand or watch the cross.
6:10 Flick to the corner. Watch the cross.
7:10 Flick to the middle to their forehand. Watch the cross.
7:27 Flick to the middle to their backhand. Watch the straight shot down the sideline, stay forward.
Thanks ❤
Not sure how many times i have watched this video. This has lot of strategy to take. Especially intercepting. Guessing opponents move and intercepting is a next level skill
Very good tutorial both for beginners and for intermediate level players! 😊
Thanks Subin! Glad you think so 😀
I have a match this week, and have 2 practice sessions before. I always have the wrong serve at the wrong time. This is awesome. I will be putting this into practice tomorrow. Awesome tutorial guys. Ant wait for next week. Thank you 🙏🏼
Great vid! The bit about standing behind your partner and slightly towards the backhand side is so underrated. The lift return to the backhand can be so dangerous, many struggle to return this
That's only because they don't want to do the around the head footwork, for some reason. 😶
They would rather watch the lift go up and over them, then try and play a backhand. No ideas why, but it just happens all of the time. 🤷♂️
Either which way standing slightly over to that side will help. It’ll always be harder to reach than the forehand side. Forehand better if you can do it agreed.
I don't think so. It's almost intuitive, almost everyone has a weak backhand so they cover that side before a serve.
@@1Flyingfist Around the head (footwork/shot) comes easy to the agile & powerful hitters.
Others have this goofy idea to improve their backhand.
Thanks Chris 😀😀🏸🏸
Anticipating my opponent's returns after my services is sooo difficult... Try to see if your predictions are correct at my level ! Thanks for those useful tips, can't wait next sunday ! PS: your goh/lai match this week was insane, especially the third set ! Coming back from 11/5, i knew you could do it ! I shouted so loud when you won ! Love you guys ❤️
Yes it takes time to learn for sure! Hope the tips help 😀 and thanks a lot, it was a good win for us 😊🏸
I love these scenarios! Besides showing you a play-by-play of what's being taught, you get to see players pretend to be bamboozled by shots they knew were coming lol!
Thank you so much Chris 😃
Thanks for the video! Learned a lot as always :)
I think it's important to mention the risks of flick serving are of course very high and in men's doubles they can easily smash it down.
So I would advise to only use it, if the oponnent is really hunting down the low serve. In reality something like 5% flicks to middle, 10% flicks wide and the rest low serve variations would be a good idea
Really enjoyed the last two episodes! Thank you Jenny and Greg very much. Now that we know that even pros are watching your channel, hopefully you will include more tactical tips.
Ah that’s great to hear! Yes lots more tactical tips coming 😀🏸
The tip about server's partner position was great.
I actually stand a a bit far back because at the low level, players either play fast push towards either corner or they lift it- so, I focus mainly on the lifts and go into attack mode. However, I'll admit, that also results in us losing points to the straight net shot (the deceptive ones are lethal).
Great video, as usual!
Yes you should definitely adapt your positioning depending on what shots your opponents play! Glad you enjoyed the video 😀😀🏸🏸
This is the greatest badminton channel on youtube, period
It was a pleasure seeing you last week at the Hylo open, in Sarrebrucken. Hope to see you next year.
A french fan.
Glad you enjoyed it! We’ll be back 😀😀
another great video, with everything spot-on, and it looks like greg's preparing for a second career in the theatre
the section of interceptions stands out for me. one thing i'd add there is a lot of intermediate players jump to the side to intercept, which is usually a mistake. when intercepting those return of serves it's best to stay low and move fast and smoothly, with low, neutral footing when you strike the shuttle, not with your momentum carrying you to the tramline, otherwise the next reply in going to be 1v2
excellent pointer to stop retreating and get centered before the shuttle is hit even if you are too far forward in the court. applies to return of serve and other situations in doubles
the flick along the center line to the receiver's non-dominant side is a great serve, but it's best as a once-in-a-match surprise. try it twice in a match with a strong player and it's likely to come back at very high kph into your dominant shoulder
the work ethic you guys show in every aspect of your careers is awesome. dont know how you do it and keep talking to each other
Thanks for the comment! Definitely no career in acting any time soon 😂 We agree with the jumping out part for sure! We tried not to include many technical points in this video as it would have been a lot longer than it already was!
And yes good point about not overusing the flick down the middle! Thanks a lot 😀
Hey Just want to say congrats on getting to Quarter Final last week, it was a very close game! Hope to see you guys more!
Thanks a lot 😀🏸
I tend to serve from the tramline side about halfway back.this allows me to assess where my opponent is standing and what sort of stance they’re taking and I use this to try and anticipate whether I should hit it to the front line (in front of them) or to hit it tot the back corner (on the center line) as I find this can leave the, unsure of whether I will get it in the serve area or not and make a difficult decision on their return.it’s a tough shot and I do sometimes miss the serve box but I do tend find a descent result of my opponent thinking it will go out of the serve area and leave it.
Honestly I love the video. It has a really creative flow. I am actually a website designer, an artist, and a 3D designer. I’m not very known by anyone famously but I can give you some tips. Maybe when you,re switching from topic to topic, you can add a little colored rectangle on the bottom of your screen. You could put a subtitle and an explanation of that topic in smaller text. Like: 02: (Subtitle) (Explanation). Also, I recommend using canva for your videos. Thanks!
Perfect video! Can you also make a video on flick serves and what muscles to develop to do it correctly? At present, I dont have much strength in my wrists so if I try a flick serve, the maximum it goes is the middle of the court and at a really low height which is surely going to be killed.
as the one who always serve first and practices serving, this helps alot
That’s great to hear 😀
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been asking for this for a while and especially in your previous video when you were talking suggestions. Thanks for listening to us and providing great content.
You’re very welcome! We will always listen to what you guys suggest as you’re who we’re making our videos for 😊🏸
@@BadmintonInsight 🙏🙏
Amazing slowmo net shot from Kirby @ 2:45!
Please please do more of this intermediate/advanced tactics... so good
Such a great video explaining the serves and where to position afterwards. The VPN transition was very smooth 👌🏽. Can’t wait for next week.
Haha thanks a lot!! 😀😀
Hello Greg and Jenny! :) Congratulations on your Irish Open title! I am so happy for you!!
Thank you for this wonderful video. Could you tell me how you would recommend serving to someone who likes to do a lot of deceptive returns at the net on the low serve? (you can't always serve long if he has a good attack can you? ;) ) Where should you position yourself and which areas should you and your partner cover?
This was the badminton video I was looking for. Thanks again for making the effort in uploading these videos helping us improve. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍😊😊.
That’s great to hear! We’ll do our best 😀
Amazing video a flat serve at a good speed can make any player fail the return serve flat at an awkward position you just have to master it I've tried it works if done correctly
Looking forward to next week to learn how best to counter act the good serves I'm learning this week.
This is probably the best channel to learn badminton skills. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks! You’re very welcome 😀
Great video with some great tips for beginners and intermediate players👍
I Just needed an advice on my deceptive doubles serve
I do a low backhand serve, I aim my racket towards the T but i hit towards the very corner of the box in serving towards, eg: if I'm serving odd, then I'll aim my racket towards the T but hit the shuttle towards the extreme right corner so as to deceive the opponent.
Do u think this is a good deceptive serve or should I just server normally?
Thanks 😀 Have you watched our deceptive flick serve video? This should help you out! We released it a while ago so you might have to search it on our channel! Hope it helps 😊🏸
Word! Drumline serves are great for intermediate players !F you make
- consistent services
- reliable services and
- are able to hit the back right and front left corner of your target area from the same point of service with almost ;) the same style of serving (so your opponent's can't predict to which area you are serving)
I recognized that the back right corner requires a skilled reliable backhand return which most intermediate or even advanced players can't deliver
Working for me over 15 years .. winning me easily over 15 points in each match of an intermediate tournament - the opponents have usually less than 42 point to learn this specific return required :) :) :)
This was honestly, the best video for the week. Looking forward to the next one.
Great matches in the Hylo Open♥️♥️
Thanks! We’ve also put a lot of time into the next one and actually filmed it at the HYLO Open 😀
@@BadmintonInsight we love the effort you put in for us. May you get the desired results. Hope to see you in the Top10 of XD
hi, first of all, love all your videos, and just want to say that you're my favorite badminton youtube channel. I wanted to ask if you could make a video where you show us how to hit forehand shots on the backhand rear court and the steps with the rotation and footwork and how to get back to the middle or front, and the pace that it should be done in both doubles and singles, and also when to take that shot vs a backhand
Thanks!!
Thank you Greg and Jenny - here in Bristol we do get to play some men's doubles (in a level doubles league) so this is really useful stuff. I do flick down the centre line quite often but hadn't thought about moving across to the opposite box so will try that next time 👍
Yes it should help you play a more effective serve too 😀 Let us know how it goes! And a lot of this is very relevant for womens doubles too 😊
3:16 I see this type of forehand drive used a lot in doubles, especially by kevin sanjaya. can you make a video on how to use this efficiently?
u2 have a fabulous talent to explain things, specially for beginners. i have started watching from last week. i hope i will improve a lot using your tips.
thank you.
This week's topic is brilliant and so well explained. As a left hander, I find it difficult when my right handed partner is serving from either side. There's the visibility issue, together with our positioning both during the serve and following this.
Very valuable insight! I've never thought of these set plays before. Thank you!
I was lucky enough to be playing in the same hall when you were filming. Was so cool seeing you guys. I think you should include some bloopers though 😂
No way! You should of said hi 😀 Now you know there are lots of bloopers 😂
1:22 move in One Direction :D
Great videos. Do you have one on where the woman stand when man serving in Xd. To the front left or to the right?
Great video ! Just wondering if it's technically possible to do flick serves when you do low forehand serves ? Or is flicking only possible with backhand low serves ?
Thanks! Yes you can definitely do a forehand flick serve!!
As I’ve gotten more serious and committed into doubles, I feel like this came at perfect time for me! You guys always know what I need to learn before I do 😂
Haha hope it helps Nigel! 😀😀
Excellent content!! Thx a ton! Will try things out this evening.
Thanks! Good luck, let us know how you get on 😀
I sat still here running the plays in my head after watching this. Very educational!
Haha glad you found it useful Tony!
I just love your videos guys , I learn a lot from them , keep continuing , hope u guys fulfill your dreams
Thanks! 😀
could you guys please do a best serves for singles vid ,love your guy's chanel
Contextually amazing vid, but also props to the editing!
Thanks 😀😀🏸🏸
What are your thoughts on the drive serve down the middle line? I've had varying levels of success with it in both mens and mixed doubles (more so mixed) and singles.
this was a great tutorial i have a doubles tournament in 5 days and cant wait to see how it goes btw you guys should come and do one of those public play with us games in toronto if you ever come by.
Good luck 💪 We'd love to visit Toronto one day!
As always great work..gonna use this ❣️❣️❣️
Congratulations on winning!!🎊💪
I forgot to watch this and was literally struggling with this yesterday 😀 Goes to show, always make time to catch up on the new releases! Thanks guys! ❤
Haha sure does 😜🏸
I love this video, thanks Greg and Jen! Love from PH
You’re welcome Stephen, glad you enjoyed it 😀
2:06 nice editing and camerawork
Thanks 😊😊
I always watch your tutorials every single day for more than a year now even though some might be repeats.. and it has improved gameplay.. Beast mode unlocked soon 😁
Can you please post video on how to change the grip and rocket position to attack service returns? I think there could be some techniques which we need to learn.
Nice video. Thank u for answers my question about where I should stand after flick serve. Now I totally get it. I will use it in my games later. Cheers❤
You’re welcome, thanks for the question! Good luck 😀
My favorite serve is to hit the corner directly behind the opponent. For example, if you are on the lower left section of the court and your opponent is on the upper right, hit a low serve at an angle that passes the opponent and looks like it will land out (in the upper left section of the court) but ends up sneaking in and hitting the corner behind where the opponent is standing. It come wide at an angle and looks like it’ll be out. So many people let the serve pass them only to see it hit the corner behind them.
The video category I had been waiting for. Need another video about positioning when your partner is taller and blocks your view. Thank you!
As we mentioned in the video you need to try moving to one side! 😀
Hello, may I suggest to make the pop-up message a bit bigger or put it in the subtitle area. It is kinda hard to catch them. Thanks!
Thanks it's is helpful
I have a problem
I use a kind of flick shot that put lot of strain in my forearm and it's pain what should I do
Great quality content, great strategies. Amazing, thank you soooo much for uploading the video. Love you both 💖
Thanks a lot 😄😄
Very nice tips. But a have one question: Is drive serve legal?
You can serve however you want as long as the shuttle is below 1.15m at contact and you don't contact the feathers.
That is correct in the professional game now. A lot of clubs still have the old service rules where often the drive serve might be illegal
@@BadmintonInsight Thanks a lot. I've being annoyed by drive serve so many times and think it's illegal.
One more question please: When serving, the racket head needed to be pointed downward all the time? Can i serve with racket head parallel ground?
Well researched.. This is what I wanted to know
Good lessons I will use this for improving my skills
Being able to serve wide is a good tool to have. Thank you for the insight :)
You’re welcome! That’s what we’re here to provide 😀
That has to be one of your best vids yet!
Thanks! That’s great to hear 😀😀
Plz make video on forehand side hitting technique
Flick middle is my favorite.. but position Tactics i dont know
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But In this video i learnt that also 👍.Thanks 👍.
Respect!! Useful and clear info. Looking forward to communicating and covering my partners. PS That wide right serve o mine may need scrapping!!
Amazing video. Badminton content of the highest quality 💯
Another great video that will probably help me on next week tournament. By the way, congrats for the Hylo tournament, you did a good performance.👏
Thanks a lot Lee! We hope it helps 😀
Thanks a lot Lee! We hope it helps 😀
When playing at club level, how do you make sure players are serving the shuttle below 1.15 meter? I was playing with/against a player who has a really cheeky serve yesterday and I questioned his service height as he was serving from midcourt to just about anywhere with very high speed.
Just get a tape measure and measure them.
Amateurs (usually) still play under the old (alternative) rule where the shuttle must be below the waist where the waist is the bottom of the lowest rib.
So many people think their serve is legal because they setup low enough but don't realise they're raising everything up during the actual stroke. If someone's constantly getting complaints they should think about videoing themselves.
I did wonder about everyone wearing t-shirts with lines on but every player would need it custom (e.g. due to leg length) and I bet some would cheat!
Thank you so much for this detailed video. I'm going to try these tonight with my group. Also big thank you for providing a massive discount on Surfshark. I'm now able to watch more badminton matches.
You’re very welcome! Hope they went well 😄
Waiting for something like this
another amazing video from you guys!
Thanks 😀
I think this is best video I ever seen online
Can we have a video on breakdown of the back hand cross court drop shot? If you have one already, can you please link it here.
Thanks in advance.
We have talked about this on our ‘how to play a backhand’ video! 🏸😊
@@BadmintonInsight thank you so much.
This is just the video I need. Thanks!
You’re welcome Joshua 😀🏸
Hi Jenny [ Because Jennie checks it most of the time] It would be really great if you could do serve returns for singles also
Great tips as usual! I've always wanted to be a doubles player but there's just not enough people on my team, so maybe in the future.
I really love badminton and badminton insight has helped me a TON to improve my game and defeating my opponents also
Love, From India
That’s great to hear! 😀😀
Thanks for the video it was very helpful
You’re very welcome 😀
Thanks this tutorial really helped me
This is such a great video. I'm gonna practice these serves right away
Thanks! Hope they go well 😀
Extremely helpful 🥰
What if you flick serve to the corner on the outside of the court and you have a good prediction they are going to straight drop it to the net?
I tend to flick serve move back a little and if I see that they will straight drop I will attack the net catching them off guard. However in general circumstances my partner is expecting both of us to go sides because I flicked
If you think they’re going to drop then definitely try to anticipate this! But make it obvious so that your partner can cover the other gaps!
You guys having been killing it with awesome videos!
Thanks Dhruv 😄😄🏸🏸
Great video. Thank you!
I swear if only my friends were willing to watch it, we would have a much more enjoyable game😢
from Bangladesh..🇧🇩 love you
If the opponent stands too close to the net then it becomes difficult to do low serve..what should be done to improve this...thanks
Great tutorial! And I am really looking forward to next week!
Thanks! It’s a good one 😀
i Learned A lot plus the scenario and examples Thank you❤❤❤
Glad we could help!
Thanks a lot!
Thank you! This was a great video 🏸
You’re very welcome Markus 😀
Great video guys love from India🇮🇳
Helpful video👍
Amazing content…sheer quality ❤️
Thank you for creating such quality content.
New subscriber here from India 😊
Another great informative video 😊. Will you be doing this for mixed doubles as well pls
We already have Darren! In January 😀😀
Oops must of missed that one. Now going to watch it. Thanks for the quick reply 😊