Badminton - Backhand Technique (long version + music)

[@Thompsonnl]

This explanation is so insanely detailed yet accurate and needed! I have been playing for over 12 years, I am a very powerfull player but have always struggled with the backhand because I never received an explanation/training as detailed as this. I am going to show my trainer and ask him to guide me like this! Very much appreciated and I am going to binge-watch the rest of your videos!

[@PritPachu]

Tom Timmermans thank you so much. So glad the video helped you.

[@motoashishaj2009]

@@PritPachu I was just about to comment the same. This is most detailed back hand toss explanations out here. Thanks a lot!!

[@twofingergaming4845]

Great teaching I like it

[@PritPachu]

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[@che123nnai]

One of the best explanation I have seen for doing the Backhand clear. I have been following online for number of years and have never seen this level of detailed breakdown - THANK YOU and keep the videos coming

[@PritPachu]

JosephBosco thank you kindly.

[@deemybutt]

I could not agree more

[@aniyt10]

hands down the best backhand clear video on youtube.

[@sriharsharevu4316]

The best video on KZbin for back hand. It worked awesome. The explanation was perfect and you deserve 10M subscriptions.

[@PritPachu]

Sriharsha Revu thank you:) this video was edited in case you didn’t see that version. There’s no music, it’s shorter and more concise and also contains an extra bit of invaluable in for the original does not. Thank you once again. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@ardenttraveller5641]

Best KZbin coach ever I must admit....!!!!!

[@eunicegwynn4804]

These are the very best instructions I have watched about how to play badminton.

[@PritPachu]

Eunice Gwynn thank you:) I’m glad you found it helpful.

[@PritPachu]

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[@venkateshgopal6527]

Today I hit backhand clears from doubles service line to doubles service line with minimal effort. I was so happy when i got ur technique right for the first time. From the usual dull sound of my backhand clear to “that” sound was incredible. Thank u so much sir!!

[@PritPachu]

Venkatesh Gopal my pleasure. I’m glad it’s worked for you.

[@PritPachu]

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[@cpcjoey1208]

The best explanation of backhand ever.I got it today after over ten years playing. Many thx.so lucky to watch this video!

[@PritPachu]

cpcjoey JoeY really happy the tutorial helped you! This is what it’s all about!

[@PritPachu]

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[@pramodhnaidu2623]

I’ve seen like some 30 videos and this is the most detailed one. Thank you

[@phunguyen4336]

Best backhand tutorial so far! Feel like i can get to the next level soon

[@blossomsnow]

Your video is the best, I follow so many other videos and I cannot do the back hand clear correctly, your is so clear, now I can clear my shuttle , I need to practice a little bit more .

[@PritPachu]

Fan Fan thank you that’s great to hear that I’ve been able help you. Thank you. All the best!

[@brotherbig4651]

This is the first tutorial video I have seen taking the people sitting in a wheelchair into consideration.

[@Longtack55]

Same! Prit must be a good guy!

[@PritPachu]

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[@godknifetube]

Perhaps the the best video I have seen online explaining backhand clear. The concept and technique is so well explained. Many thanks for this! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 Hope to give you gurudakshina some day. Please make something on footwork: split step etc.

[@PritPachu]

Shiv Gaur thank you. Your feedback is much appreciated. It’s all coming:) will do as soon as possible.

[@PritPachu]

Shiv Gaur thank you kindly. Will try my best. Thank you

[@santoshsetty544]

Excellent input. Very good explanation and great training. Looking now for your more videos. Thanks

[@gerardgill7513]

Thorough, clear and easy to follow. Great job, Prit. Thanks!

[@roycomps3435]

Excellent video. I like that the explanation talkies are in the background and not while you're performing the moves. Well done and thank you!

[@vikramaLP]

Very good explanation and guide for us old players who played in open courts and streets, without a trainer, wanting to improve the backhand after decades....

[@PritPachu]

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[@PritPachu]

The answer to the pinned post/question above is: In the video there is a part where I show how the grip changes based on where you’re catching it. Where you catch it all depends on how much trouble you’re in. Ideally, the best place to contact the shuttle on a backhand is right next to you. The further behind you contact it, the less effective the shot. How low or high in space you should contact it again depends on how much trouble you’re in. Ideally, if you’re not in a lot of trouble and have chosen to play a backhand more out of apathy than necessity, your contact point depends on what shot you want to play. If you’re in this place of luxury, the ideal spot will be not quite at the highest point where the arm is fully extended, but just below. At this point there would be a slight bend in your elbow and an angle in your wrist, both of which will allow you to generate enough power for a smash or clear. And this would allow you to have enough play in both joints to play a straight or cross drop. So try to get to the shuttle as fast as you can so you’re in this ideal backhand position. And if you’re not, adjust your grip and just get out of the situation with the most neutral shot possible.

[@HelloErth]

I hit this shot quite well.. But by seeing this video I realised that my technique was flawed.. I used my wrist strength to generate the force.. Whereas Prit says to engage the muscle.. What a revelation.. Thanks a lot for this great video...

[@ajmalbinabu]

Excellent class.. first time I see a badminton class this detailed..expecting more from you..

[@chandragurung3013]

One of the best video on backhand technique, THANK YOU SIR

[@shoaibakhtar3005]

Thank you Prit. Eventhough I have been playing for quite a few years I still got some tips and tricks to better hit my shot

[@skmr9508]

The best video wherein it is clearly explained the backhand tricks. Expecting similar videos sir.

[@Jamesfavourites]

Very detailed and backed by science. I will need more time to digest. Good work. Keep it up!

[@trienhoangxuan8088]

This video is exactly what i need, many other videos made me mistake with trying to press my thumb for force producing. Thanks so much!

[@PritPachu]

Thank you. Watch the condensed version as well. It has an extra bit in there which could help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@chitung2277]

If engineering can be applied to badminton, this is what it looks like. Thx so much for.your efforts.

[@mccmining6925]

Thank you for such a good and detailed video. One of its class.

[@pumpysingh]

Wow! Such clarity and depth of detail. I loved the exercises that you described in front of a mirror, off the court. So many of us don't have regular access to courts. Please keep posting such helpful technique-related videos. More power to you, Prit!

[@PritPachu]

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[@Gabakisz]

That's just simply awesome! Big thanks for the explanation!

[@AllenIsOSM]

thank you! the best backhand video on youtube

[@PritPachu]

Allen thank you!

[@parthkumar7711]

Amazing way man to make us understand the concept dude 👍👍 your hard work is reflected in the video and research ..

[@PritPachu]

Parth Kumar thank you much appreciated!

[@BejoyKa]

Bery detailed .. i have seen atleast 10 backhand videos and i am still trying to improve my technique. So far the best bast backhand video i watched . Thanks for posting this

[@PritPachu]

BejoyKa my pleasure. Thank you.

[@Shankarsurgery]

This was Super and timely for me! You’ve broken down the process neatly. Many thanks

[@PritPachu]

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[@xyzbesixdouze]

Very nice tutorial for hometraining and attention to the hitchhickers dumb and the flat 8. I use this exercise for the kids with a broomstick to add more weight and enlarge the movement. Two things to add. 1) first movement for the footwork for the backcourt backhandstroke should be pointed at the rear and then more sideways, as opposed to overhead where the first movement is to the side and then to the back fo the court 2) you should allways try to complete the whipslash by not only extending to the shuttle but also bringing your ellbow back to the body (from high to low) before impact.

[@PritPachu]

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[@browngentle1]

Thanks so much for such a detailed video. Like any beginner player this shot is my Achilles heel.

[@shadishvadivelu3166]

Beautifully presented. Good technique. Very useful. All the best.

[@srinivasanchinnaswamy7898]

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

[@aneeshspillai7569]

Excellent one....Well explained.... Really appreciated.

[@PritPachu]

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[@aojha74]

Great explanation, i see improvement in my backhand clear by following your technique . Great job keep it up.

[@PritPachu]

abhishek ojha perfect! Take a look at the shorter and more concise version if you haven’t already. It has a piece of I formation in it which the version you commented on does not which will be very helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@namanmakheja5689]

Explained very briefly 👏👏 Thank you.

[@PritPachu]

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[@mujeebpervez4842]

Really good tutorial. Important details with breakdown into small steps.

[@PritPachu]

Mujeeb Pervez thank you. Check out the re-mastered version which has an added detail the long version doesn’t which you’ll find really helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@Badmintonbytes]

Thank you so much for this. The explanation is so clear.

[@deepakrchandravanshi4269]

This is the great explanation of back hand I ever watched.. Very interesting and understanding... Thanks

[@PritPachu]

Deepak R Chandravanshi thank you! See my other version on back hand which has I got this one does not. It’s also more concise and has no music to detract from the teaching. Thank you for your feedback.

[@PritPachu]

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[@mezmerisemedia5432]

Great, informative video👍🏼 Really well explained, detailed and well executed. More videos please, especially on the Badminton SMASH!

[@PritPachu]

Mezmerise TV thank you! I have one already on the jump out straight smash.

[@chinmayh2745]

This video is a game changer !

[@diorinovade8359]

underated video, this is amzing! very detail explanation. keep up the good work sir.Thank you

[@PritPachu]

Diori Novade thank you!

[@rickjones4313]

Amazing video, really breaks down the shot into learnable pieces. Thanks so much!

[@PritPachu]

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[@jacquelinethelabrador7415]

Great explanation sir...I never seen this much detailed explanation for backend ....hats off👌👍

[@barokah17umat21]

Good , clear. Thank you Prit Pachu.

[@PritPachu]

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[@sumeshpv]

Best detailed explanation i have ever seen. Thanks a lot

[@PritPachu]

Sumesh PV thanks buddy. Check out the re-mastered version as well. It has details this one doesn’t and has no music and is condensed

[@dawoodshaik6423]

Simply superb and painstakingly elaborate....great work brother.

[@PritPachu]

Dawood Shaik my pleasure I’m glad you like it.

[@snowpeak001]

Its so helpful for beginners like me..thank you so much for the detailed explanation.

[@PritPachu]

Mundeep Deuri my pleasure. Glad it helped you:)

[@PritPachu]

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[@nirmal148]

Awesome understandable explanation technique

[@asgharrezaie1401]

Hi, it was very clear. I am going to try it in detail. Thanks. There are always some shots you can not hit them even by backhand. I mean when you have to run to get them so you can not hit them by smash or backhand .Could you give us a clear lesson about these kind of situations as well?

[@drguruprasadgautam5709]

till now best in my life, so nice,thanks

[@chitung2277]

So much sense and wisdom

[@PritPachu]

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[@inquistive]

@Prit Pachu So I clicked on the link for the short and more concise version and it brought me back to this video!!!!!!!

[@PritPachu]

Furthy Thirtyfour very sorry about that and thank you for informing me. I’ve corrected it in the link. Here is the correct link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@enricomarchetto8855]

great video. thank you very much for the perfect explanation.

[@knowbasics7380]

All good. Only the thumb position is wrong.. thumb has very little role in backhand clear.. it is used just to support(see other videos).. but good thing that you pointed out is wrist lock. That is the most important thing in backhand clear. Thanks a lot

[@mikemartin5133]

this is an AMAZING training video, thanks & keep it coming!

[@PritPachu]

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[@raamine5898]

Mr Patchu the best please more videos and videos about stratregy of a rally

[@PritPachu]

Ra Amine thank you. Will get to it them and you

[@PritPachu]

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[@rondoyay7999]

well i think the first thing you wanna improve would be the footwork. it is very important to hit the shuttle by your side and not behind. This is important not only to improve the accuracy of your shot but also to be able to see where the opponent is so you can adjust the placement of your shot. Another important thing to generate power is to bring the elbow up from a lower position while swinging. This is important for any vertical backhand shot.

[@twominutes2282]

Beautiful and detail video.plz more

[@PritPachu]

TWO MINUTES will do my best thank you!

[@chimanpatel497]

Thanks, your explanation is very clear, I just need to apply now.

[@suvarnarajumalladi213]

Neat and clear explanation sir

[@PritPachu]

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[@pichittumtatong6949]

สุดยอด... เข้าใจง่ายมากครับคลิปนี้... ขอบคุณ.. Thank you.

[@PritPachu]

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[@MrAmarSindol]

very nice explanation bro, thanks

[@PritPachu]

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[@acxezknightnite1377]

Excellent! So well broken down into component parts and explained. Do make some more videos like this! ✅✅✅

[@PritPachu]

acxez knightNite thank you I’ll try my best.

[@hockeyh]

nicely explain thanks will try bit by bit

[@dixoncochin]

Hi Dear, your well explained video is very good for the back hand shots. I think it is more perfectly for the shuttle position is high and have enough time but during a tight match with a better opponent, if we have to reach for the backhand shot after taking a drop shot from front right hand corner, when we reach to taking the same the shuttle may be lower in the back hand side, hence how can we take that ? How can we produce more power for the back hand short ? Can you help me to suggest ?

[@PritPachu]

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[@Serapa2022]

Best in the world... Amazing 👌👍🏸

[@PritPachu]

Conor Mc Gregor thank you!

[@inquistive]

You sir, are one brilliant teacher, thank you. But I think there is one part that you left out, and that is where in the air should you make contact with the shuttle in relation to your body; should it be just behind, level or in front of your head/shoulder, and how high from the ground is the best place to make contact?

[@jjy941]

As a general rule of thumb, the best place to hit the shuttle will always be to your front, and at the highest possible point of impact. Therefore, if you can manage a shot that is high and at your front, then take that shot. However, he is also teaching us how to hit shots that are at the back and low, because in badminton, especially when you are under heavy pressure, you will have to make shots like these. TL;DR: take the easy shots (front, high), but practice for the hard shots (behind, low).

[@PritPachu]

Furthy Thirtyfour I’ve re- mastered this video to include this very detail. Check out my video called Overhead Backhand Technique (Re-mastered)

[@PritPachu]

jjy941 agrée!

[@inquistive]

@@PritPachu thank you.

[@lavak2725]

Wat a godly explanation 👏👏👏👏🙏

[@vedhika.nkavoor8958]

Wonderfull..i was struggling back hand swings Thank u👌🙏😊

[@sajimongeorge2679]

Dear.. Awsome explanation...🙏❤

[@tienbppt9166]

Wonderfull explanation..👍detailed and easy foot movement. tq 👍

[@PritPachu]

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[@Aman-ql6pv]

Nice video buddy You explained throughly

[@PritPachu]

Aman thank you:) here’s a shorter more concise version (without music) with an added component which will be very valuable. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZPLpYqhmcx0qrc

[@PritPachu]

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[@dannEVO9]

thanks a lot. Just what I need

[@cracyfreg]

Really superb👏 Pls make a video for cross court drop backhand

[@PritPachu]

Rakesh kumar already have footage for this. Just need to find time in the list of all the video requests and what I think is important (and lacking on KZbin) which will make the real differences in people’s games

[@alancmchan]

One question coach. You use the side of your thumb to perform this shot. I always thought it was the flat of the thumb on the bevel of the racket for backhand clears. Why is it important to use the side of the thumb? Great video though, very well explained and great close up camera from different angles to show each shot!

[@PritPachu]

Thanks for your question Alan. The position of the thumb changes depending on how far behind you’re having to contact the shuttle. What matters is that the racket face is square (or flush) at contact of the intention is to hit straight and/or the intention is to produce maximum power. Any slight deviation in the angle of the head will cause slice (therefore a change in direction) and loss of power (the shuttle will deflect along several strings rather than impact on a single point in the strings). So thumb position changes in order to maintain the angle of the head. If the shot you’re playing is right next to you, then you can use the flat side of your thumb because it’ll maintain the said angle in the racket head. But if the shuttle is WAY behind you then the side of the thumb will have to be in contact with the bevel as this is the only way to keep the racket square upon impact.

[@tdsqatar5986]

Thanks coach.. I was wondering how these guys are doing it so easily.. really helpful tips.. practiced it and it works.. i think i should practice more to get perfect short... do you have any video for back hand cross drop?? kindly reply with link..thanks a ton

[@PritPachu]

tds qatar yes keep practicing until the preload phase disappears or at least becomes more subtle. I have the raw footage for the BH X DROP. Will put together as a proper video soon. For now. Turn the racket inwards by shifting the way you hold the handle (turn onwards by 1/4”) so racket head faces the corner you’re trying to hit to. Then slice the shuttle from the outside. If you can at least see that the shuttle is going x-court (even if you’re not hitting it over the net) you’re on the right path.

[@tdsqatar5986]

@@PritPachu thanks coach.. will continue practice

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[@beck3740]

Oh man..you're the best.

[@GHOSTGAMER136]

Great explanation.👍

[@swamystar1687]

Like the same please make a video for BACK HAND SMASH...

[@firmanwahyu4334]

Taufik hiidayat from indonesia the best backhand and the legend backhand..👍

[@muhammadabunasir756]

you need to make more vid because your presentation is good (my english bad)

[@PritPachu]

Muhammad Nasir I’ll do my best thank you!

[@dr.nahianrasel488]

Really an awesome explanation now my backhand is 90% clear

[@PritPachu]

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[@badmintonInfosyed]

Amazing explanation!!

[@markaiwa]

Great video! looking forward to developing this shot - Off-topic, but are they supportive socks you are wearing? I sprained my ankle a few years back but still feel it today. Any support helps, but the ankle brace I used is a bit bulky, I'm looking for something a bit more intermediate.

[@PritPachu]

Mark .G they’re actually a type of knee support for my ageing knees! They have “stays”in them for rigidity. I have them on all the time in the event when I’m playing and training a high level player. It’s also just a comfort thing to know they’re there but I try not to actually wear them too much in order to keep strong. Unless you’ve damaged your ankles I would implement a strength and conditioning (S&C)program focusing particularly on your ankle stability. Check out Athlean X on you tube and see what Chris Cavalier has to say on the subject. I will be making videos on S&C.

[@markaiwa]

Prit Pachu thanks for the reply. Yes I actually subscribe to him - he has some good advice for us (slightly) older guys to keep in shape. Will check out the strength training. Now off to the courts to practice this backhand before the first match of the season! Thanks for you videos once again.

[@prudhvirajvurimi6263]

Hey prit Is that a neutral grip (from which you can switch to forehand or backhand) you held in the preload phase ??please explain

[@PritPachu]

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[@bettychinn2427]

Nicely paced and narrated. Thank you.

[@GauravSharma-wq8vd]

Though this tutoral is very detailed and very helpful, but this 8 movement seems tough to follow. I have been practicing backhand for sometime but still could not develop this "8" movement. Even i notice in this video, around 13min onwards the backhands you played, i could not see any "8" movement in your arm. You played all your backhand without that..

[@PritPachu]

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[@rajkishorsatpathy2444]

I want to watch more back hand clear video.

[@PritPachu]

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[@quantran6079]

Very good thanks

[@blueyear8405]

100%work backhand smash ...thank

[@mradam422]

nice.. thank for the explanation.. clearly

[@PritPachu]

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[@sharonhsu9050]

Excellent

[@davemassey9857]

Really well explained, now all I need to do is practise!

[@PritPachu]

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[@jerrywi6172]

Hi, I like your explanation. This week I wanna try all of the technique you have taught on court. Can I request you to make a video about cross court net shots? ( I'm left handed btw) thx in advance.

[@PritPachu]

Jerry Wi made it already but will be re-mastering it shortly by getting rid of the music and making it more concise

[@bharatmatakijai9390]

Best vedio ever ✌👍

[@PritPachu]

bharat mata ki jai thank you much appreciated.