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I think the chosen grip for each smash depends on your relative position to the shuttle. If I can get behind the shuttle, then I would use a near...
This means your smash is too wrist based. A wristy smash is good for steep angle, but when you want power, you wrist should be more stiff. Try to...
I notice that Cai Yun and Fu Hai Feng use an almost panhandle grip for smashing. Actually they often manage to get well behind the shuttle so a...
If you bend your wrist before contact, you can make your smash steeper. But you will lose a little bit power. If you choose not to bend your...
When your opponent moves to the far corner to do that serve, just step back one or two steps from the service line. Your opponent cannot hit a...
I think footimy has chosen a quite ambiguous name for his style. Taichi, in the context of badminton playing style is very unspecific. Otherwise...
Those things happen to almost every beginner (without a coach). Be patient :-). By the way don't use too much force. A badminton stroke requires...
I agree 100%. If you don't want to change grip, the bevel grip is a good alternative.
I wonder how many time you guys have to shout if you keep shouting when smashing. Against good opponent your smash comes back like 70 % of the...
Also depends on how the shuttle travels before you hit it. If it is travelling flat and fast sometime it's easier to pull a cross court clear, if...
IMHO to be really comfortable in the backhand corner one has to master both the backhand clear and drop, so that they look exactly the same until...
Do anyone here practice karate :-) In Karate the forward move and punch are excecuted with the punch reaching the target at the sametime with the...
For the smash, the back should be bent before the final swing. You should see Fuhaifeng again, he's a frequent flyer and his back bends quite...
It seems you want to optimize your action to obtain a powerful smash. Frankly, if you can feel what you're doing in a smash, it is not gonna be...
No grip is better than the other, it is dependent of stroke. An inexperienced player when played a double match and stayed at the rear court most...
Point of impact. If you watch Taufik playing backhand you'll notice he lets the shuttle drop quite low before hitting. I would say less than 50cm...
IMHO the basic grip can be used for backhand clear, but not usable for backhand drop. The slicing action of the drop would be much more easily...
The bevel grip is very good for backhand clear when the shuttle is behind you (i.e it is closer to the net), and especially good for drop shots....
I mean : my left and my right :). The racket foot forward is most observable when the shuttle is low on the opponent's court. When the shuttle is...
I watched some videos tonight (Taufik, LCW, Lee Hyun Il, Kennette) and noticed: - If the shuttle is high on the opponent side and on the left (for...