How to Increase POWER on Your Badminton SMASH

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[@skyafterrain1358]

My first rule of thumb when smashing is to know when to not smash. No matter how good your smash skill is, if you are off balance, you are at the very end of back court or your opponent is super ready for your smash, it is not going to work.

[@manbunbadminton3589]

Yeeppp I Agreec

[@YT-jt5te]

It should not deter you, you can still do it but keep in mind you are wanting to win the point rather to take advantage for next rally

[@Kdotkage]

my tips for smashing are 1: focus on your precision first, then start increasing power. even if your smash is kinda slow if you smash it on the line they still can't return it. 2: don't smash when you are out of position. sometimes when youre being pressured to the back dont smash cuz chances are its gonna be a weak smash and they can easily return it to the front where you cant recover. 3: try incorporating some slices and diagonal smashes. this makes it way harder for your opponent to predict what you're gonna do cuz if all you do is smash straight they can just stand there and predict you. 4: be prepared to follow up. sometimes when you have a good smash you might not expect your opponent to return it, and when they do, it's hard for you to follow up. so after every smash be aware of what your opponent is gonna do next.

[@Anime_Royale]

This actually helped thnx

[@juanmiguelsanvictores2594]

"It doesn't matter how big it is, it's how you use it" Nice😗

[@iimiboy]

Very important points, regarding tension, high is good for feathers but for plastics 24lbs to 21lbs is best

[@noob_strikes0011]

Very educational. Thankyou

[@kaviyaneskandari2316]

That intro kept me laughing throughout the whole video. Didn't expect that. Now I had to watch twice

[@hrishi_8282]

Thanks bro

[@bt1163]

whats the best tension for plastic shuttles ?

[@asutoshsahoo1883]

I m using Gosen gtone 9 string....at 25lbs...quite interesting string

[@swabil45]

Wondering what racket is the 28lbs racket?

[@TheScavenger2021]

Smash!!!! it's the most effective offense☺

[@nfoSphere]

outro on fire

[@asutoshsahoo1883]

Over powering ending

[@thomasslebew6362]

i like how he explain about tension power need to use because last week my racket tension 24 then i decided to change to 22 but when i use 22 lbs it feel so loose to smash because the string not feel good but when im use my second racket 28 lbs it feel good and perfect smashing place but idk i still need try my 27 lbs the first racket astrox 01 clear with nanorgy 98 string overall very good explain couch😅

[@williamhuang3808]

if the tension is too high, the smash power will also go down, because its like a trampoline and a stone floor - u bounce way higher on a tramploline. The best tension for power in my opinion is between 26-28. higher string tensions give more control, so you might want to opt for that.

[@thomasslebew6362]

@@williamhuang3808 nah bro im build different higher tension higher power for me

[@ThaiOdessy]

@@williamhuang3808 The pros players have tension exceeding 30lbs...and they can smash. Example, the Chinese team. The men play with tension exceeding 30lbs. The women players rarely go lower than 28lb, there are some that use 30-32 lbs tension. I would think each player will find a suitable tension for their style of play. There's no one size-fits-all.

[@myclamish]

@@ThaiOdessy my general understanding is that pros use a high tension because it gives them maximum consistency, not for power. Like william huang stated, my understanding is you lose power as your strings get more tensioned because its closer and closer to hitting with a non-flexible surface. Just the more solid the surface is the less deviation you'll get on the repulsive force. I suspect the original poster is probably not actually getting more power, but it will 100% feel better when hitting as you don't get that weird string vibration, and it'll sound much better as well.

[@ThaiOdessy]

@@myclamish Thanks Mike. Not here to 'dis' anyone but what I'm trying to say is the tension would be suitable and complimentary to a person's level of play. There's a video on StringScience by Yonex that does a good explanation. Cheers

[@babubhaiya7958]

Nice sir l like these

[@lordumas]

That outro lmao

[@vangcau4269]

nice!

[@imperfect7719]

man forcefully teaching me physics

[@babubhaiya7958]

how can improve placing Reply sir

[@Instagram-ay_insane]

Bro make jumping smash tutorial

[@rafaelsubhan6530]

It’s funny how everyone in the comments became lee zii jia with their tips 😂

[@mank8588]

We want your game play video 🕵️

[@Volidious]

Bro gameplay vid pls

[@Aquarius_g69]

broski, the common equation for momentum is mass*velocity. Force*time is Impulse.

[@user-hm7gt6yu9o]

5:15 he destroyed the world😂

[@rafaelgache9966]

I just need more power for my smash

[@babubhaiya7958]

Place sir

[@ramgarg5553]

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[@sura4659]

please answer

[@AXMIM]

I was expecting one of those cheesy video on how to smash hard, ahah. Instead got tons of informative useful stuff. I like it!

[@sura4659]

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[@_Dope96_]

Less tension more power .. high tension less power more accuracy+control no1 is wrong 😂

[@venxz4a]

That's wrong the more tension the more power ik less tension the power is good but it's because it's rackets help, but when high tension you have to control the racket that means if u have more power the better shot

[@Sandarusandaru1234]

Woww

[@mahbub6705]

JoJo reference

[@babubhaiya7958]

Reply me sir

[@melonusk6120]

i think he missinformed about the first point

[@deekay13]

Exactly. Higher tensions give more control and accuracy, not power.

[@ijack1]

Agreed. The string "lower tensions" (within the racket suggestions) stretch ever more slightly on contact. Which means when the strings tries to return back to neutral position after contact, it adds more velocity to the bird/ball/whatever for racket sports (as long as swing speed is same). Which is why follow through is so important. This extra velocity from lower tensions WILL NOT MATTER in most situations other than high level competitive/pro level where winning a point is within milliseconds of getting the bird/ball/whatever past the opponent. So what I'm trying to say is choose the tension most comfortable for you. I tried the lowest racket tensions for a while and found that it made trying to get my drops accurate worse, so I learned the best tensions for me is the middle of the racket's recommended range.

[@ayambo3281]

It depends on your level of play. If you are an intermediate to advanced player,, it makes a noticeable difference if you use a 28lb racquet vs 22lb racquet.

[@_Dope96_]

Yeah bro .. low tension more power .. high tension more accuracy and control 😂

[@mrgreenis]

your music is louder than your smashing, it look the same with both 22 pounds and 28 pounds

[@jackylin2939]

Don't you play piano?