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Very good thanks

We've been waiting for the second game analysis for quite a while now...

Personally I find that by sliding the finger down as you suggest as in a more “hammer grip” works better for overall power and control and allows the wrist to flex more fully. So you’re right. Glide the index finger down. In fact, although in the video I have my index finger quite high, in reality, it’s closer to the other fingers in a more “hammer” style grip.

At the point of contact for a forehand smash, do your fingers take a more hammer style grip as they squeeze down onto the handle? I find trying to swing full power with my index finger quite high up as in the video, causes the racket to move around in my hand as its accelerates.

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Thanks for your good information.

the best analyse video ever

Thanks sir, very good explanation

superb !

First time I've seen so much detail in just picking up the shuttle...!

Hello Mr prit

please make a video on tactics of shot placing of LIN DAN that gave him an upper hand on every player...

Thank you very much. 👍🏽

Again, excellent all-around demonstration indeed! Thank you for Ur 1st class lesson!

Likely one of the best, if not the best, *meticulously break down, key (!), stroke EACH stage motion(s) if backhand. After watching this video and drill 100-dozen times, you are all set for back hand likely solid beginning intermediate level, except need to buy, I intend to, bird shooting machine, like table tennis robot, and need place like gymnasium, not easy to find and practice. I need to figure it out. Taking class is not much help as you have to play NOT systematic drills we need! Thanks U so very much indeed! USA

That is so awesome as you can see in a systematic way all variations at once. The video is so good. Thanks! I wonder if something similar exists for doubles footwork ? It looks to me like doubles have some specific standardized footwork in some areas. For example there is specific footwork for backcourt player to quickly move from angle to angle, or just small specific jumps when moving from position to position.

Thank you bro ❤

Soooo good. Thank you

Omg this is such a great video, especially for the forehand grip my index finger was too low and I didn't think of using it as a lever like the thumb for the backhand. Now I should get more power and control with the forehand thanks.

Hello sir you were a substitute teacher for my class! You told me to comment so you knew it’s Riley!

Thank you for the details ❤

Momota is a left handed like me, lin dan too :D. Ig i will get their strength

Love these! Keep making these professional badminton player tips etc…

If you are in London, please consider to coach , and let me if you do... thanks

Hello, your website is down, you don't offer coaching anymore? Thanks.

You are a lifesaver 😊 I wish I found your channel sooner

Hi... Wonderful video like the others... How can I connect with you... The website is not loading

Excellent video bro thank you so much

I enjoy and learn a lot from your analysis series, especially how you cover players like Kento and explain down his strategies for the general public. I would suggest doing more of these on well-known players like Lin Dan, Lee Chong Wei, Viktor Axelsen, Chen Long, and others.

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Nice

Hey brother, I've been watching your videos, and I'm in love with the level of details you've presented your tutorials. It's unlike any other channel I've ever found, great job, I appreciate your content!

Excellent

Very informative. It's a shame there isn't more content on this channel :(

Detailed and clear. Hope to practice in front of the mirror to get the muscle memory. Thank you very much.

This is the best video on youtube..regarding training wrist vis a vis grip. This has dramatically effected by playing styles which has improved a lot

Very structured way of teaching others.. great!!!!

amazing analogy and fantastic insight, never thought of using the racket as the 3rd arm in the triple staff structure!

Thank you for always teaching me

Great video. Very helpful slo-mos, graphics, repetition and explanations. Thank you!

Can I Request some racket to you bro I need a one to a tournament but I don't have own one(

Great stuff, I use your films allot when I train the group.

Awesome explanation!!!

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Excellence coach, thank

Wry usefull

Very good thanks