Badminton - 6 MAIN SHOTS (*excluding blocks & serves)

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[@PritPachu]

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[@jdhsingi]

Very clear instruction. The diagrams and way you organized the material is excellent. Thank you.

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[@bryanchun5491]

Aloha Coach Prit, very concise and comprehensive review. I love this video. Your graphics are awesome. Information is spot on. Covers everything you need to know about these 6 main shots. Thank you for this high quality tutorial.

[@ash121187]

Just found your channel, you’re an excellent teacher and very easy to follow. Thank you

[@PritPachu]

K9 BEATZ thanks buddy

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I feel like someone from my class is gonna see this

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[@adonissebolino6892]

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

[@sheldonhamp5213]

Hi Prit, Excellent videos. I am teaching in Northern Manitoba and am starting to coach badminton here and your videos are exactly what I need to help my athletes. Your brother gave me your link when I asked him for some assistance.

[@PritPachu]

Sheldon Hamp good to hear from you! Glad they’re of some help!

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[@mrfreshindn1237]

Not gonna lie the backhand nets were sketch bit apart fro. That it was a great vid

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[@jouiniahmed8834]

thanks a lot for the detailed excplaination

[@azumkyo]

Excellent coach, I would love it you can cover all type of smash with points and details like this.

[@PritPachu]

azu mkyo I have marked this down as a video to do as a request from you. Thanks Azu!

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[@srinathcm1]

Nicely explained tutorial sir. You made it look very easy to play but it will take a lot of practice to make it happen in the game. The way you teach is very good & helps to understand the game which makes it easier to execute. Thank you so much.

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[@trietnguyen767]

very useful videos, thank you!

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[@08sorena]

very nice and thank you so much, it would be great if you breakdown all of the shots.... :) your videos are really helpfull

[@PritPachu]

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[@nagodio]

Ty

[@ari-athbadminton0301]

Even without going into the description you should have mentioned the SERVICES. Forehand and backhand defenses are also worth a mention. We're talking about foundation shots after all.

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[@pramodshimoga5085]

Excellent vedio, i had problem that after smash i couldnot cover my deep backhand ,coach please suggest

[@PritPachu]

Pramod Shimoga can you explain in a little more detail the shot scenario you’re having trouble with?

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[@RAJENDRANR-vm1qj]

Does Forehand Drop contains points in singles match sir?

[@loganathanr2960]

Fabulous 💓

[@vinaykumar2030]

Please cover other shots too

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[@vinaykumar2030]

@@PritPachu Already did sir. Your videos are the best.

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[@roshini13022012]

Super... I need video about smash

[@Upgradezz]

Very nice

[@jyotirmoygolder9140]

How do you hold the racket there? Can i have a clear look dear coach! Thanks.

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[@angelaadildhiman5085]

Heyaa.. Tomorrow is my tournament and i dont know the rules.. Idk how I selected.. But tomorrow I have to do so.. Plz tell me all the basics nd rules

[@TPToE]

Many thanks for another great video! A question for you: how to judge the necessary working distance when positioning for an overhead (particularly a smash)? I've often heard people suggest using the non-racket arm to "point" at the shuttle, but looking at the top women (who tend to extend their arms more fully than the men, perhaps because they seldom jump off two feet), they have their arm extended in front of them but it's slightly off to the side of the shuttle, rather than in view pointing at it.

[@PritPachu]

Max Renn the arm is not used to judge the distance in the overhead. If you think about it, any decent player at even an intermediate level could hit the shuttle with the non-racket down. Actually, it’s used to a) stretch the chest to engage what’s called the “golgi tendon organ” - it’s a stretch receptor in the muscle that detects changes in muscle tension. So players, as you rightly observed, stretch their arms out and away from the shuttle (specifically to the outside) in order to get the stretch, in order to hit harder. By stretching the arm to the outside, it also allows the shuttle to fall to the ‘inside’ of the arm rather than the ‘outside’, thereby allowing the player to remain head on to the opponent whilst still ‘turning sideways’ to engage the power potential. If you notice, top players’ non-racket hand is also extended back. This is increasing the number of Golgi tendon organs to participate in the stretch reflex and increases power (more muscle”. If wrist is extended then the arm will extend fully as well. Think now and arrow. The further you pull the bow, the more stored energy you have in the system, the further the arrow will go. So no, you don’t really use it to line up because that would mean they’re little stretch and therefore little power. Timing to hit the shuttle actually takes development of the hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness. Remember, for underhand shots, would be able to use the non-racket arm to time the hit yet the shuttle is still hit. So it’s all about spatial awareness.

[@TPToE]

@@PritPachu Many thanks! That's the best explanation for correct use of the non-racket arm I've ever read (indeed, I've never seen any of this explained elsewhere and I have certainly looked). I suppose the next question would be: how to use the arm for maximum effect? Should it drop naturally as one pushes off the ground or should there be a deliberate "pulling" action? Furthermore, why do you think the women tend to extend their arms more fully than the men (who often seem to have a bend in their elbow rather than the arm completely outstretched, at least initially)?

[@WaseemAnsari-md3fr]

Plz 1video body karekter

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[@tresponder]

Grazie molto bravo.

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Nice ! subsribed

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[@lepianoman]

Question: what do you mean when you say you want the BH clear to be “neutral”? Thanks for the video!!

[@PritPachu]

Homme de Piano thanks for your question. By neutral I mean since it’s a compromised situation, the most one should expect or strive for is to neutralise the rally so that the opponent doesn’t gain an advantage. So at the very least, the BH should balance the equation and at best, put the player in an offensive position if they’re lucky or playing a weaker player or simply have a wicked backhand.

[@lepianoman]

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[@WaseemAnsari-md3fr]

Raket kaise pakd k start kre

[@PritPachu]

Waseem Ansari are you asking where to start your racket?

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[@pramodshimoga5085]

My backhand is little weak

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Pramod Shimoga first, SUBSCRIBE if you haven’t already. And then watch my two videos on backhand. One is detailed and with music but better to watch the condensed version without music and some detail not included in the first video.

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@@PritPachu ok sir

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[@tomac1020]

Hey Prit. Great videos, i really like them. just an observation for you though, you keep using the phrase 'force your opponent to make unforced errors' which doesn't make sense. these are forced errors...

[@PritPachu]

tomac1020 thank you good observation. I’m so used to seeing and correcting the cause of unforced errors that it’s natural now to say unforced errors. Thank you

[@tomac1020]

@@PritPachu haha no problem, keep up the good work thanks

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[@tayonguyen]

I would add the service as a 7th main shot. For some, it's the most important shot because of the total static control and power while the player is not moving or required for footwork.

[@PritPachu]

tayonguyen yes I agree. I focused on the shots after the serve in this video. Even though it’s coming from a pro, the average player will always focus less on the serve and more on the shot, hence why videos on backhand smashes are the most popular. But I can’t agree with you more this is why I actually risked making a video on the forehand long deep singles serve.

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[@iamkj2008]

Backhand smash is a thing now

[@suryamohan3410]

I mean backhand isn't always a shot of necessity tho

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