BG Badminton AcademyJust starting Badminton? This handy badminton racket tricks will help you impress your friends look like you look cool on the court! (Literally!) Although they are not badminton trick shots, you'll still be amazed!
First off, we have the famous badminton shuttle scoop that you see many professional players do! It's functional and saves you effort bending over to pick the shuttle, while making you look like the pro (among the beginners that is!) Eventually, this technique will become a staple as it is so useful during the game!
Next, we have the racket flip - Not the most functional trick, but amazing because it allows you to flex your hand-eye coordination effortlessly and I noticed many players eventually come to learn how to do somehow or another (I wonder why!)
Last but not least, we have the racket fan badminton trick. Oh boy, this technique brings back fond memories when I was training is hot and humid Singapore/Indonesia! I used to do these a lot because it really does help cool you down and I figured it might be a handy trick that you can learn!
3 Beginner Badminton Tricks that Anyone can LearnBG Badminton Academy2019-08-25 | Just starting Badminton? This handy badminton racket tricks will help you impress your friends look like you look cool on the court! (Literally!) Although they are not badminton trick shots, you'll still be amazed!
First off, we have the famous badminton shuttle scoop that you see many professional players do! It's functional and saves you effort bending over to pick the shuttle, while making you look like the pro (among the beginners that is!) Eventually, this technique will become a staple as it is so useful during the game!
Next, we have the racket flip - Not the most functional trick, but amazing because it allows you to flex your hand-eye coordination effortlessly and I noticed many players eventually come to learn how to do somehow or another (I wonder why!)
Last but not least, we have the racket fan badminton trick. Oh boy, this technique brings back fond memories when I was training is hot and humid Singapore/Indonesia! I used to do these a lot because it really does help cool you down and I figured it might be a handy trick that you can learn!
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A fundamental shift in attitude towards high-performance training has happened and this is BIG!
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Timestamps 0:00 The Problem 0:54 The Goal 1:20 How to do the Footwork - The Split Step 1:43 The Acceleration Phase 2:33 The Recovery Phase 3:19 The Contact Point 3:41 How to Cross Defend 4:25 Swinging Technique 5:10 Backhand Footwork 5:35 Advanced Backhand Footwork 6:15 How to Counter the Smash with the Drive shot 7:14 Montage 7:29 Bloopers 7:57 Don't forget to Subscribe!
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1. Keep smashing By smashing frequently, you hone your technique, train your muscle to be more efficient in generating explosive power, which results in a deadly smash!
2. Learn Different Smashing Techniques Doing the full smash may not be the best way to win! Sometimes you can do a flick smash (whipsaw smash) or half smash or even the slice smash to add deception and follow up for the kill!
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Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:25 Why Consistency is such a big problem? 1:46 Factors Affecting Consistency 3:00 How I Improved my Consistency 3:45 Tip#1 Point of Reference 5:02 Tip#2 Visualization 6:19 Tip#3 Setting Targets
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#BadmintonTraining #BGBadminton #BadmintonCoaching #Badminton #Singapore$5 Vs. $50 Vs. $300 Badminton Racket by a Pro, Intermediate and Beginner PlayerBG Badminton Academy2020-09-05 | The limited-edition Woods N90 was used to win the Olympic 2008 champion. The question is, does it fair significantly better than the $50, or the $5.90 Yonex GR201? In this video, we'll do a comparison by players of 3 levels
0:00 Previewing the rackets First off, let us preview the three different #badmintonrackets! The GR201, the Scorpio and Woods N90.
2:00 Introducing the Players Next up, we need to introduce the players that will be playing and giving our thoughts on the rackets.
2:39 The Tests Conducted We will review the video using two different types of test, the first is the attacking type of shots, comprising of the #Smash&Drive technique, and the second type of test is the defending type of shots, comprising of front-court lifting, lifting a smash, and blocking of shots to the front of the court.
4:32 Attacking Test
14:45 Defending Test
27:57 Which is Most Worth it? Wanted to film this in the badminton court, but we ran out of time... So instead, we gave our concluding thoughts on the rackets in a coffee shop. We talked about which racket we liked best, and which racket do we find the Most Worth it.
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Often times people just want to learn #trickshots because they win the point, neglecting the just as, if not more important techniques, the setup techniques. In this video, I'm going to cover a very underrated winning technique, that serves both as a setup, as well as a winning #technique. It is called the flick shot - Enjoy.
Timestamps Why Learn The Flick shot? 0:00 What is the Flick shot 0:42 Doesn't Require Much Power 01:23 How to Win Points 02:27 How to Setup 03:47 Flicking Against Better Players 4:15 Flick shot Safety Tip 04:27 Use more Flick Shots! 05:17
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Disclaimer alert - this video is not medical advice or a treatment plan so please consult with your healthcare professional before doing anything contained in this video! The use of this video is at your sole risk.
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Australian Strength and Conditioning Association classified speed into 5 sub-qualities 1.Maximum speed 2.Acceleration 3.Change of direction 4.Reaction/agility 5.Speed-endurance
In the previous video, we covered an AMAZING workout that will improve your speed-endurance here:
In badminton, maximum speed drills are less important because you'll never reach maximum speed due to the short length of the court. Therefore, we will focus on improving our acceleration, change of direction, and agility sub-quality.
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Caution! High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is demanding on the body so if you are over 55 or have any pre-existing medical conditions, have a chat with your doctor first.
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If you want to smash harder, move faster, and become more skillful in badminton, this video is for you. It is very important to have consistent deliberate practice and I am here to help you get into the habit of practicing consistently. This is what separates those that improve and those that do not.
I’m going to help you for free with a step-by-step walkthrough on all the tasks that you need to do.
I’ll also give you exercise variations and tips on how you can maximize results over the next 30 days!
In this challenge, I have two tasks for you.
Task 1 – Goal setting Write down your goal: Do you want to improve your speed? Your power? Or your skill? Next, elaborate specifically on what is it you want to achieve in 30 days! Make sure they are SMART! If you are having difficulty setting them, I have a video to help you. youtu.be/Pu8CIuNswDU
Task 2 Find an accountability partner. Write a punishment if you fail the challenge. Extra 2 days of exercises – Shout on social media that you give your 100% effort not to miss the next workout session! Brief the accountability partner - The goal is to motivate and push you - You will inform your accountability partner of your progress after every workout with your program - Your partner will check with you if you miss an update - Your punishment
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What you will need for this exercise A heavy or training racket Normal racket 20 shuttlecocks A wall to drive against
We are going to do 20 sets of wall driving, each lasting 30 seconds, with a 30 seconds break in between.
I recommend doing this 3 times per week if you really want to improve on your defence. If 30 seconds is too easy, try increasing it to 10 seconds until it becomes tough. Remember! The quality of each set counts too! So keep training hard everyone!
P.S I got injured at the 17th set so I couldn't finish the entire exercises with you. I really tried!
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So what is strategy? A strategy is like problem-solving to achieve 2 objectives #1 Winning Points #2 Not losing points But at the same time, it must also be immediate
So here’s a simple but powerful framework. Remember the objective - How to score can be broken down into two sub-parts a) What are you good at? b) What is your opponent weak at?
#ProTip- A common mistake I foresee is that a lot of people would naturally overthink and change tactics even before your opponent adapts.
How to not lose points can also be broken into two sub-points a) What is your opponent good at? b) What are you weak at?
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Again please avoid those cloth type rope because they're really terrible for training, I'm recommending this because I've used it for professional training and it worked well for me. didn't fancy the thin handles that much, hence I bought this set, but other than that it was perfect actually! Cheap and effective.
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It's a double-edged move because it leaves you vulnerable as you get disoriented as you turn, but if used well, IT IS EPIC.
Before you try the 360 backhand smash, you need to get good at using the backhand first! E.g Able to take every single shuttle, generate power easily and have good control of the direction.
How to Use? Force an opportunity at a corner to open up the court,e.g drive shot, then anticipate a flat return, watch if there's an opportunity to kill, and commit fully to the 360 backhand smash!
Credits: Donovan Willard Wee & Koh Eng Keat Wesley The 360 degrees backhand smashing technique is used when you want to get maximum power in your backhand smash.
It's a double-edged move because it leaves you vulnerable as you get disoriented as you turn, but if used well, IT IS EPIC.
Before you try the 360 backhand smash, you need to get good at using the backhand first! E.g Able to take every single shuttle, generate power easily and have good control of the direction.
How to Use? Force an opportunity at a corner to open up the court,e.g drive shot, then anticipate a flat return, watch if there's an opportunity to kill, and commit fully to the 360 backhand smash!
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The smashing technique is most recreational players' favorite way of scoring points. In this video, I will teach how you can do the powerful smashing shot. I’ll also cover the different jumping techniques to help you master the amazing Jump Smash Technique.
There's a ton of things to cover.
We've the contact point of the smash, the swinging technique to generate power, and of course, the footwork.
1. Contact point. The MAGIC is taking the shuttle in front of you. 2. Sweet spot (of most modern rackets in 2020) - Base of an Inverted triangle. 3. How to practice? Two popular practice methods a) Throwing the shuttles b) 1-2-3 Swinging practice
Personally, I find the easiest way to practice is to throw the shuttles as far as you can. The key is to become efficient in getting a full range of motion & to hit the shuttle as sharp as you can.
Some people find 1-2-3 an effective method to learn. Some prefer to just throw the shuttle as the movement is more integrated.
You need to get very good at the basics, such that you can smash shuttles very quickly, with power and solid contact point BEFORE attempting to learn the jump smash, you’ll learn way faster! Trust me!
4. Why do the jump smash? Steeper + More power
The most, most, most important thing is for you to like and subscribe for Youtube. The second most important thing is - Timing - Timing is key!
Jump Smash 5. You need to practice all the different ways you can jump and smash Start with these - basic backward step forward - stationary scissor Jump, then
Then as you get better, move to these footwork drills. 6. Advance footwork - moving backwards scissor jump (Pros use this is singles match all the time!) - box jump backwards/sideways Overhead the hardest! (Often used in doubles)
Once you can do all that, you can add a war cry and you can combine everything to get…
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So what is a drop shot? It is a technique used to force your opponent to the front of the court. And there are 4 variations to this technique: 1) Regular drop shot 2) Hard drop shot 3) Slice drop shot 4) Coconut drop shot
This video is meant to be a quick intro to the different techniques and the jargon. For in-depth guides on each skill, search them up on Youtube, the names of them are 👆
Remember, keep practicing the skills that you're weaker in, and in time you'll be able to use it effectively in a competitive match! Train hard!
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Many of you have requested to watch how I play now, and here it is! Not at conditioned as before, but I believe I still pack some punch :) Have a wonderful Sunday everyone!
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Here's the routine Shuffle skip - 5 minutes X 2 sets Double skip - 30 seconds x 10 sets
Double skip will take some practice, it is all about TIMING (Sounds familiar?)
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Additionally, there is a rotation movement that is used to add more pressure to your opponent.
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Conceptually, when hitting the shuttle you need to exert a sideways wrist motion to create a slicing effect. The harder you exert the sideways motion, the more the slice (slowing effect).
Once you learn the concept, you can get creative and use it in different parts of your game as shown in the video!
It takes a while to get the accuracy but I'm sure you folks will do just fine!
Then, here's what you need to do to solve the problem 1) Push yourself to take every shuttle (and let your muscle memory and reflexes work their magic) 2) Work on your agility 3) Maintain a stable upper body
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If you are unsure how to play badminton, these 12 exercises with varying difficulty will shed some light on some areas and techniques you can work on to improve your game.
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It's much harder to skip the backhand drive and jump straight to lobbing and many players do this because backhand lobs are really cool, you've been warned!
Once that's done, come back to his video and watch my tips on how to do a backhand lob well! Remember, keep your elbows high and all the best to mastering the backhand lob. As always, keep practicing!