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When lifted up and expecting a smash, keep the racquet at eye level, in front andin backhand grip and bend knees. Easy to take wrist smashes or any smashes.

Nice video ❤

Any way to counter this strategy? For example, if the defender already knows that the attacker is aiming at their wrist.

LD is a left hander. Try to observe those matches then he played another left handers. You will be surprised he didn't do the same. For competing normal right handers,itt's not just about those rotational power or his attacks, think from the opponent's side : he attacks their back hand sides so that the returns would most likely still fall back to LD's own forehand side & he could continue attack (while the opponents were still in defensive state). When you watch his matches against other left-handers, you may notice that he did the opposite & kept throwing drives & clears towards the overhead of the opponents. Interesting to observe 🎉

Awesome video!! These tips are super practical and easy to follow. The focus on fundamentals for all levels is very helpful^^

brother please please upload neutralising forehand and backhand shots with pace tutorial (both when shuttle is along my shoulder and when shuttle is behind my shoulder). Also i had a doubt regarding the footwork for a medium paced shot. some times i see lin dan playing the medium paced slice then instead of throwing his left leg ahead of his right( for leftie player) some times his just jumps ahead in the position he was while playing the shot. is this anticipation for forehand lift or it is because by the time he has landed shuttle has already reached the player. PS: even i like to analyze footwork in detail pls help

I guessed right both time becauszzzz 😂😂Bhai mai dan ko hi dekhta hu 😂

I really liked that you showed footage of yourself trying to implement those tactics. Really helped to understand the concept and how to implement it on court

Хорошее дополнение, спасибо. Это особенно работает против габаритных и очень высоких игроков. Против игроков ниже 180см на профессиональном уровне уже не так хорошо, вспомните ли чонг вея, лин дана как они в одиночках отбивают такие удары разворачивая корпус. В парах можно вспомнить папы, которые успешно отбивали такие удары

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I thought many pros do serve to the T box or serve to the middle irrespectively of the handiness of the opponent / position of the receiving opponent :o

Bro good work....❣️❣️can you review my badminton gameplay if by chance you have any free time ... would love a suggestion of someone so experienced

Your videos and shots are great your student priyanshi 😊🎉

Great video

Nyc bro waiting for short selection video💥🌟💥

Very nice video! Your channel is really underrated, you post helpful content very regularily, thank you!

Your videos are great your student priyanshi dubey😊🎉

Amazing observation !! hope this video reaches as many people as possible ^^

Nyc video bro ❤ Can u make the video on how to select the shot to play like lin dan in his prime , I mean how to make opponent play wrong shot🤡

Now I understand the concept. Need to practice often to acquire that skill

0:30 Lin Dan is playing against left handed opponenet, that means it is not about opposite handed opponents he doesnt care he has his own strategy irrespective of opponenets

I just came back to this video to say thank you. I've been applying this in my matches with friends, and it's been really helpful. Sincerely, thank you!

The principle is the same, but the execution varies quite a bit it seems, when the shuttle is a bit far to the side Lindan adds a bit of slice and the stroke looks more like a stick smash, allowing the trick to be used in many more situations.

nice!

Keep going🤭🤭🤭 ur doing great

Great content as* usual!

Very good analysis. One thing to take note of is that this works well for Lin Dan because he is left-handed. From a right-hander's perspective, it is easier to think of it as always lifting to the deep forehand rear court of the opponent, then smashing to his backhand side when there is an opportunity (assuming that the opponent is also right-handed which is usually the case)

Footwork of Li Hyun Il is better than Lin Dan's... It is said by Lin Dan's coach..

Real smooth play 👏

Can you make a short video on the footwork on how to return if opponent does a deep forehand push after my serve? I struggle a lot to return this shot after my serve in singles.

Well this is clever, in the first Lindan clip, the horizontal distance between his shoulder and the shuttle is minimal in a forehand rear court position, which usually indicates a cross smash/drop/slice about to happen, which is obviously also what his opponent think. But by slicing outward a bit he could still guide the shuttle straight. Since most shots except full power smash has a bit of slice to it, his racket head looks basically the same for all shots, yes we are taught to make our hitting actions look the same for all shots, but this delays the discrepancy between shots even more. Not only half smash but this really makes all the straight shots much safer as it hard to anticipate the distance so it is much harder to do a cross counter. Obviously you can go forward to anticipate it, but your reply is still unlikely to get a clear advantage while if the opponent chooses any other placements you're fucked, high risk low reward.

Love ur vids

Your strategy: pressurize backhand and then sudden pace change to forehand?

Wasn’t lin dan type 1 for a good portion of his career or no?

More Lin Dan ❤

Nice bro make I subscribed you Can you make more on lin dan and shots guide i am really bad in backhand clear 🥲

This serve can be used in doubles? Good vid thanks

Can you do one tutorial about how to dropshot and cross smash. It really does help me cause i always wanted to learn the technique, but i cant master it. And your cross smash looking damn fine

Sir, Please create a video on deceptions in badminton, how to create it and how to reply if opponent plays deceptive stroke. Thanks.

nice video. However waht is the main reason why all these pros have swapped to this? You've mentioned that it helps you get ready for the rally and inject pace but I don't see why the previous serve can't do the same thing? Thanks

Please make a vedio on overhead variation. Great content, all the best

Yo dude, I admire your advice and gameplay. However, I noticed your dive in 6:44. You land on your right fist while holding your racket (6:46). I think that might damage your knuckles and wrist if you keep this as a habit. I have learnt it differently, I got told to basically drop the racket and land on your palm (racket lying underneath your palm). Just wanted to let you know that I think this is the „correct“ method or the one less damaging to your hand!

In 8:15 you could really see both your point of moving after the serve before the opponent hits the shuttle, leading to you gaining the advantage, and also your tactic resulting in a winner smash. Great video as always!

Love your videos. Its a shame your uploaded videos are almost a decade late for me since my competitive era is over and I used to play singles only… Maybe there will be doubles videos soon hahahaha.

Upcoming tutorial Videos: 1. How to serve in doubles 2. Receive with deception in singles and doubles 3. Deceptive lifts like Lin Dan 4. Dropshots like pros 5. Slice shots 6. Lin Dan's famous cross Deceptive lift 7. Drives 8. Hit each shot with 'highest quality' and not highest accuracy 9. Reverse slice backhand drop like TTY and LCW 10. Improve gameplay from advanced player to professional by using these strokes

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