Badminton-Badminton Grips

[@tuberodga]

Amazing, I´m discovering how great and technical badminton is! Love it! 3 am and still practising griping in my room! tomorrow I will train it in the court at 9 am! haha

[@SATHIKRIS150452]

Coach Lee You are the best badminton teacher I have ever seen. I have been playing badminton for the last 20 years.It's only now,due to you, that I am relearning,even the basic skills .Thank you vey much.

[@coachingbadminton]

That is a very good question. Forehand lift and fore hand net drop at the fore court is not neutral grip, it is more to pan handle grip. Many players are making mistakes because they use neutral grip. backhand drop is backhand grip but the thumb position should be more at the corner of the gip (it should not be same as backhand net kill grip. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome as I have spend 40 year playing and coaching badminton. I am very fortunate to be able to share my experience and people like you feel they are beneficial. Thank you for your most kind wish. For your grip, the way you feel is right too thick grip lose control and too thin grip lose power. You have to have the right size grip for your hnad and finger size. I will make a clip for it to give players like you to have some good ideas what size of grip is the right size grip. Lee

[@sebas11099]

I've been playing only backhand for 3 years. This video has finally shown me how to properly hold it forehand. THANK YOU SO MUCH! -3 I send you a heart

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know that this helped you. Thank you for posting your comment. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes you are totally right on the two questions. That way you are ready for both side in same time. If you ready for backhand then shuttlecock comes forehand then you will be very late to change the grip and make a shot. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes I do understand your suggetions and that makes a very good sense to me. I will find time to do it using another clup players who never been trained with me so everyone can see very clear wrong real way the detail steps of changing it to the right grip for forhand, backhand and other detailed grip. I will put it on my list and it can be a very useful clip for many people. Thank you for proposing a very good ideas. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

That is a very good point which I am planning to make clip for it. It is both, players individual choice but I also believe there is standard way of right size of grips depending on a player's fingers and hand size. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much for your kind comment on my coaching. I am very pleased to know that my clips are helping you in that way. Thank you for taking time to posting your comment. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know and thank you for posting your comment. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

It can be done with practice. When you do a lot of quality practice, your movement will be lighter and using less energy but there is no easy way. A lot of training and practice will be the answer. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

You are very welcome and thank you for posting your comment. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes that is the best way to get it in your born so you will be able to use it when ever it come. Good luck. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you too and I am very pleased to know. Lee

[@mukarramsultan]

Coach lee, hats off to u. You're such a dedicated and passionate teacher, your videos are very helpful and I watch them many times to perfect my badminton skills. Thank u very much and keep up the good job. :)

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much for your kind comment on this clip. Lee

[@ipushkarjoshi22]

Coach Lee, I am from India and I have watched all your videos, the hitting and movement techniques that you have shown all through the videos are much better than the the training given here in India, after trying out your techniques on court my game has certainly changed and I won our company's West zone badminton tournament, now I will be representing West zone in our all India tournament. I am desperately awaiting your new series of videos Dat you have just announced.. Thanks again Coach..

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you for your kind comment and I am most pleased to know. Keep your good training going. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you for your comment that you are enjoyning my clips. I am sorry that the grip for drop shots are a bit complicated. There are many different kind of drop shots and grip for each different kind of drop shots are all different. Let say simple and safe push drop shot then you have to turn about 10 degree but if you do fast slice drop shot then it can be nutural grip. I am preparing drop clips and I am explain more detail about the grips. Lee

[@rafitoyota]

Now i understand Coach. At least i have your teaching and not simply follow what others said. I will stick with what you teach. Thank you very much Coach Lee. May God bless you.

[@coachingbadminton]

Next time I make clips I will try to make the point clearer. Lee

[@PowerClobber]

Great lesson on grips, coach. Make me changing grip much faster and easier. Many thanks, coach.

[@rafitoyota]

Coach Lee, thank you for your fast response. Waiting forward for your another Great Video which not only help me but someone else. Thank you again Coach Lee.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are very welcome. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know that my clips have helped you. Thank you very much for your kindest wish for me. Kind regards. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome. Lee

[@Jatin-nr1bj]

Best videoo with step by step instructions. Thank you sir Faith in humanity restored..lol

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know and thank you. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you and I am very pleased to know. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

You should be able to change the grip with out seeing the racket face or end or grip. You should know if you have griped nutural, forehand or backhand by the feeling of your pam and fingers of the grip. By watching it and to know is not right. You should close your eyes and change grip accuriatly. I hope this answers your question. Lee

[@alexdelacruz8442]

Coach Lee, thank you very much for the different videos that you posted...ITS A BIG HELP FOR ME..I will be using them as my guide in teaching kids in our community.This summer I will be conducting a FREE SUMMER BADMINTON TRAINING. AGAIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@coachingbadminton]

Dear Alex Thank you very much for your kind comment on my clips. I am very happy to know. I very much hope the summer camp goes well. Thank you. Lee

[@gravs2kg]

Thanks for the TIPS : Very helpful to tell what is wrong so as to avoid the mistake in practise

[@AjinkyaMaurya]

Thank you Lee. I have learned a lot from you after all these years since my coaching ended. I realised the flaws in my grip and had to start from scratch. I am still getting used to the new style but I am sure in time my game will become awesome. Thank you very much Lee.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome. I am delighted to know that your badminton skills have improved with my clips. Thank you very much for taking time to post your nice comment. Lee

[@Babsbailey12]

Thank you for this video. It is never too late to learn but I wish i had seen this 20 years ago !

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you too. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I am sorry that I can not answer your question as I am not sure. If you would like, please question again. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know you value this clip. Please feel free to ask questions if you can not see the reasons of my clips. Good luck to your improvement. Lee

[@rafitoyota]

Continue from below....This affected the way i am playing and i am a bit down. Hope Coach can help me. I have follow your video and found its very useful. I take and practise it to bring my play to next level. THANK YOU Coach for such a wonderful videos and THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge wit us. May God Bless You! Pray me and others whom sincerely watch your video succesful in our lifes and also in badminton. Again, THANK YOU Coach Lee.

[@VinayKumar-kc3fp]

The last point was amazing... Thank you. Going to put that in game from now on...

[@AdamEverettHamilton]

Thank you so much for your helpful videos! I have seen all of your other videos about grips, and one think I really liked about this one was how you showed on the palm of your hand, where the racket handle lies. If you make any more videos on grip, I think it would be really helpful if you did this for all of the grips. I think it would also be really great if you showed how to enter each grip not only from the neutral grip, but also how you would hold it if you went directly from not holding

[@coachingbadminton]

Before you hit, when you are setting to hit , it should be 2-3 tention out of 10 but at the impact (backhand clear) your should go 9-10. If you have much power then you may go less. If will be same with smash but you need maxcium power at the impact if you do full smash. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I think the way you grip may cause the problem. It is difficult me to advise without seeing your grip. Thank you for your kind comment on my clips. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

It is difficult one. I have to depending on my experience. I can suggest players based on what I think is right for each players. To see their length of fingers and size of their pam. It is purely my own opinion. I am thinking of making some kind of ways to suggest it. Lee

[@AdamEverettHamilton]

That's a great idea (using someone who has never been trained by you before)! Thank you so much!

[@coachingbadminton]

You can do it. Just believe it and practice it until you do it. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Hello There, No that is more for forehand net kill. Smash grip will be 50% less then that. Let say that grip is about 25% changed to forehand but smash grip should be changed to about 10%. Lee

[@foxesruler]

Very good and detailed instructions. Thank you, Sifu!

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome.

[@coachingbadminton]

good luck. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you it is first time I hear that. Lee

[@krishmba06]

Thank you So much Sir - It makes me to understand the mistakes I had with my grip. I hope this video will help me a lot - Thanks again

[@bonijoyo9490]

I improve so much with your coaching video.. Thanks so much coach...

[@guptavish]

Excellent tips, will try this!

[@coachingbadminton]

I think you should have a normal grip which you are happy with. Depending on which part of your rcaket grip you grip the feel is different. Also it may be too much to change from net to middle and middle to rear court and it may happens fast. In my view about middle grip is better then having too high grip or too low grip. I hope it gives you some answers to your questions otherwise please comeback to me. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know that this clip helped you to improve your skill. Thank you for posting your comment. Lee

[@rangakiran2002]

Hi Lee, My game improved a lot by just watching your tips and videos and I always recommend your clips to my friends. Their games have also improved a lot. All praising is for you and we are all thankful to you. You are a genious and your tips are wonderful gift to all Badminton lovers around the world. Am from India . Thank you so much. Please keep posting more such videos. God bless and hat's off to you Master 😃✌️

[@rajeevanand111]

Your video is great. I like all your videos and working on that only. Thanks alot. You are a great teacher.

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much for your warm and kind comment. Lee

[@rajeevanand111]

Coaching Badminton Only one request to you. Could you please make the playlists of video so that we can learn from video 1 by one. Currently its little bit tough to get which video to follow first. Thanks alot in advance.

[@coachingbadminton]

I can see your point but to be straight with you, it is very difficult for me to do so. Try to view them by each episode which interest you. Sorry about it. Lee

[@chitung2277]

Bloody hell! I had been doing it wrong for 25 years! No wonder I can’t change grip type easily. Thank you Coach.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are welcome. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

I hope very much it goes well for you. Thank you for visiting my channel. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Please have a look for the grip related clips and let me know what you think. Lee

[@fakruddinmohammed6368]

Thank You Master Lee, its really helpful.

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know and you are very welcome. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Smash defense can be done with neutral grip, when shuttlecock passed me to on my right rear corner, then you may use the grip too. Fast slice drop shot from your right rear corner to opponent cross court also this grip can be used. But if you take shot in front of your body then this grip is not right to use in my personal view. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

No it is different. I am sorry that I should have made it clearer. Lee

[@shah20746683365]

Thanks very much. I was strugling on the grip. Thanks for the vid

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes I do change grip when I am tasking the shot in front of my body. I think it is better to change a little bit about 10%. Lee

[@nagamanij]

Hello Lee. You are an amazing coach and your videos on badminton are extremely helpful. Please can you demonstrate how to change from forehand grip to backhand grip in one step. Thank you!

[@coachingbadminton]

But you are not late and I am pleased to know you like this clip. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

It will be done soon. I am going to record smash defense as Follow Lee 3 then I will be doing forehand net drop. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Forehand grip is also not just one. Depending on how much you are taking the shuttlecock in front or behind your body, the grip is different. It is dificult to explain by words. Please see the clip as I feel that is more accuriate. Lee

[@AdamEverettHamilton]

around the handle in the perfect way - how would it look? In fact, if you make another video, I think it would be really helpful to actually use another person, and just walk them though every single exact step to acquire each of the different grips. Does this make sense? Thank you so much - your videos are so helpful! Adam

[@coachingbadminton]

You should be feeling comfertable to use the grip. If your feeling is not comfertable then it is not right for you. Please find the grip which gives you the comfort but crosser to the right grip. Lee

[@harshitchauhan2046]

you are great ... thank you very much. I am glad i see your badminton tips

[@tonyphylimon4880]

coach lee how to decide how much thickness we need for the grip wrap on the handle of the racquet. thank you

[@rachidfour4885]

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[@jayc6953]

Hi Lee, I have been enjoying your videos a lot and have learned a lot and my game has improved as a result so thank you! Please would you confirm what grip I should use for fast drop shots (forehand) from the rear court?? Should it be the neutral grip like that used for clears, or should the racket be twisted in the palm 10-15 degrees, as you recommend in your tips for more powerful smashes video? Many thanks

[@lalitranjannaik9623]

Great job sir

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Sure. Lee

[@igbabies]

It is a nice grip demonstration. I believe that without proper grip you can not improve your skill and just play a poor game. It helps me lots and I understood that I have to change the grip depending on the coming shuttle direction. My question is whenever I play double game if I have to take double grip (near the double control cap) all the time; if the double grip is good for front court, middle court and rear court skill without changing to single grip? Thanks coach Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

When you play all your focus have to go to shuttlecock, opponent, and opponent court and his intention. It would be too much to change grip up and down from smash to net play. I would rather advise player not to hold grip too high or too low but about middle which allow both (control and power). Yes there is time to change grip to low when you are very late to the shuttlecock and need a little bit of length and you have time to change then you may grip very low(at the net when you are very late)

[@philipsanglianthang4108]

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[@amalt.m8807]

Thank you Sir...You Are My Best Coach 😊

[@abcmonsieur]

very nice advices thanks M. Lee

[@werdinator]

hello mr lee. that forehand grip you showed at 2:13, is that what you would change into for a smash?

[@coachingbadminton]

I do know that feeling. Afetr show put some cream to make it softer. As you play badminton it will be there. No magical solution, please tell me if you find one. Lee

[@tangbein]

I'm wondering about that forehand. do you tilt the racket to be straight when you hold the forehand grip? when I tried to switch to the forehand it had this axe-position and it didn't seem very fit for a forehand position. thanks for tutorial!

[@coachingbadminton]

Normally the paion come from bad skill of backhand and forhand clear and smash. You should rest and recover first then do some training to make your arm stronger. After that learn the right skills of backhand clear, forehand clear and smash. Kind regards. Lee

[@sohaibnazir9387]

Amazing. This is what i was looking for.

[@coachingbadminton]

It would be better to use bit havier racket if you would like to powerful shots. Too light racket does not give much power and I personally do like bit weighted racket. Try to use more wrist and also try to hit the shuttlecock more in front of your body. Your impact point may be above or behind your body and it will give much pressure to your elbow, you may also use much elbow to hit instead of wrist and that would also give pressure to your elbow. Lee

[@mgmnco1]

Great lesson Mr Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you Premo. Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

But it is far too much to change grip up and down on each stroke during a match. I hope this give you good answer to your question. Kind regards Lee

[@MinhNguyen-ml4pc]

Hi Lee, is there anny kind of practice to get use to the changing grip?

[@AdamEverettHamilton]

the racket to going directly to each grip (without using the neutral grip in between changes). I know that in actual game play, I should switch to and from different grips to the neutral grip, but I think for just getting the feel of each grip in the hand, it would be really helpful to be able to use each grip independently of the neutral grip. What I basically mean is - if you could take someone's flat hand, and place the racket in it in the exact place it should lie, and close their fingers

[@rohmingamizo7922]

You are a very good coacher

[@TiFFanYGeneration777]

coach , when u gonna make another video about this neutral and forehand? i cant see neutral and forehand got any diff

[@rafitoyota]

Hi Coach. Is it correct we need to hold a grip near to shaft (upper of handle grip) for net kill or net play and we need to hold more lower of handle grip for clear and smash. Some of friend say that, so i need to verify it from you. Even some world class player have their racket with grip cover up to their shaft. Hope you can understand my question. God bless you Coach Lee. Thank you very much.

[@gizmokaiba]

Do you change to forehand grip when doing forehand clear, or is it enough with more neutral grip (Looks like you mostley change when doing net kill and pushes?!) All the best!

[@srtravelguide]

my favourite game.

[@TiFFanYGeneration777]

Coach, can i ask , can i just skip the neutral grip, and change it from forehand to backhand,backhand to forehand? is it forehand is ur thumb and 3 more fingers stick together?

[@subratmohapatra9828]

Dear Coach Is there any shot that one can play with neutral grip? Is it better to play forehand clear shots ONLY with forehand grip or can we hit high clear with neutral grip? Please advice. Warm regards. Subrat

[@AnilKommalapati]

Amazing . thank you very very very very much.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome and I am very pleased to know. Lee

[@tudo9959]

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[@muthappakanbura6582]

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[@huzaizai9174]

The best video to learn how to hold racquet in correct way ... now help me improve my grip . Thank You coach Lee

[@sajjadkk7233]

Thank you...I learned lot of from you...💐💐💐👌👌👌

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know.Lee

[@chitung2277]

You should be a magician, with such quick fingers and hand! I will need to practise a lot to get even close to changing fast.

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. There is clip for how to change grip. It may help you. Lee

[@chitung2277]

Yes thank you.. I tried to watch the two videos on grips. I guess the only thing I still could not work out is whether the actual action is to start the rotation of the racquet with the two fingers, let loose the grip, and when racquet has rotated to desired angle, then grip hard? It seems it is almost like throwing the racquet around inside the palm from one angle to another. Please correct me if I have misinterpreted this action.