Badminton deceptions - Backhand return in doubles

Badminton deceptions - Backhand return in doubles, learn it here. This deception return in the doubles is a great weapon to get easy points. Use this backhand deception return in the right field when returning the serve.
The backhand return in doubles is a good choice to do, as you can add a lot of finger power to the shot. In this tutorial I show you how to add deceptions to this cool return.
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[@bryanchun5491]

Aloha Coach Thomas, during covid I have been working on mastering different strokes. It will be fun practicing these deceptions. Not a real advocate of these types of shots but I have time now in lock down, so it will be fun to practice. Thanks for the lesson. It will be fun to use on my opponents. You are the best. Take care and stay safe.

[@ramesht8847]

One of the best coach in KZbin

[@kara6320]

Awesome tutorial! Maybe because it's a more advanced shot to make it seems quite tricky to execute

[@angeloreyes6573]

We've been playing badminton last month but now, we've stop, because we don't have enough materials and equipment, i know you have a very kind heart, we accept anything that you want to give to us, specially shuttles. Weved struggling to buy some shuttles, it's very expensive here in my province

[@sy2see]

Good tutorial Thomas. It will be nice to do when we can play badminton again. 🇬🇧

[@sakigamijojo7716]

thanks for this guide! i can only do this succesfully in 30% of my attempts. now there's a proper guide.

[@-MohammedHuzaifa]

Amazing!deception master😎

[@martyngiles5163]

Hi Thomas, great video, just a shame we can't get out in England as we are in another lockdown, no badminton until early December 🏸😭😭😭

[@lailanipornasdoro3231]

nice and clear explanation👍👍👍 thanks sir i've learn q lot from you especially the back hand

[@BadmintonFamly]

Great to hear💯

[@humailazainab8825]

Best Coach 💞 💯

[@indrajitchoudhury8222]

very nice technique. Thanks.

[@jietjobykaaugustine3516]

Thank you.

[@trungquoc6145]

Great chanel badminton ♥️♥️

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks a lot, we try our best👍🏻

[@Kexxxhaxxx]

Thank you sir

[@ajaypathak8338]

Thank you so much

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome 🤗

[@FauziRezki]

Hi, Thomas. In my local language this deception is called "bola kedut". 😁

[@hungpham-so4pb]

Thanks.

[@__Pawankumar]

Thanks

[@17eldhosebiju1fjkhss5]

Very usefull sir❤️❤️.i loved it

[@BadmintonFamly]

Great👍🏻

[@rajeshroshan917]

Very nice

[@alimurtzadougar7709]

Super Sir I will try this

[@rameshdeenadayalan5898]

Good shot

[@numerounosporttv]

awesome brother....

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks👍🏻

[@geetasharma3774]

Tell us more trickshot please

[@bright8531]

I do this a lot with variations of hitting to the net/mid/rear to add more deception.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes great to hear, its a great variation👌🏻

[@tuo9224]

It's good

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks a lot👏🏻

[@jietjobykaaugustine3516]

Super

[@fijtips112]

Argh! This is the second video in a week (Badminton Insight) showing this return 😁 It's one of my favourites but after all these years I still can't do it in a game - I think it's a confidence thing! Edit: Quick question, Thomas - how much do you pre-plan your return before the serve is delivered or is it 100% instinct?

[@tonp2917]

I do not think it can be pre planned. You have to have some sort of repertoire of returns to fit all sort of services. You do not know for sure if it will be a flickservice, one on your fore- or backhand. So if you can make this return it only depends on the opponents service, the position they are on the field and the quickness of the front standing opponent because if they know the drill they can hit your shuttlereturn with a very quick hit. So learn to give several returns and use it now and then.

[@fijtips112]

@@tonp2917 of course you have to adapt to the serve that's delivered, but you can also have a preference for your return e.g. if you've spotted a weak area that you want to exploit. I was just curious to know how much Thomas does this 😉

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes you are correct I also have a return in mind and usually also agrees with my partner what i am doing. Off course if a totally different serves comes I must adapt for sure. But in many cases it is possible to hit the corner you are aiming for no matter where the serve is being placed.. 😃

[@fijtips112]

@@BadmintonFamly Thanks, Thomas, it's very interesting to know how professionals think! I tend to pre-plan a return but have often wondered if I'm correct in doing so - I feel better about it now 🙂 Obviously serves are discussed with a partner but I didn't realise returns were often discussed too!

[@adwaithkrishnak.r5804]

AWESOME COULD YOU PLEASE TRY SOME SKILLS IN FRONT HAND

[@guestgamerz29]

First to like and view

[@balsonnaoshekpam6240]

Yeah

[@basill37]

Sir Which string are you using..

[@sova5533]

Is it good for singles?

[@guestgamerz29]

First one to comment

[@siddubelgaumkar2695]

Hi famly how to do by forehand deception

[@ashudeepdevari2454]

14secs

[@subhroguhathakurta030]

Which string tension is perfect for intermidiate player ?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Around 25lbs i would say💪🏻

[@subhroguhathakurta030]

@@BadmintonFamly ok. Thanks a lot.

[@muthumuthu-vw3kw]

Week two video update

[@mugdays]

I have found that when returning the serve from a below-the-net position, it's better to gently guide this shot just past the front player instead of driving it to the rear of the court.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes also a good choice but tricky to get it pass the netplayer if you dont add speed but yes it can be done also👌🏻

[@akcreators1421]

Plz make a video on how to improve game in 7 days The vidwo should include these topic like 1 running 2 drill 3 exersice 4 diet 5 match on court Etc

[@akcreators1421]

Sir plz make video on this topic love from india

[@qeeloo9339]

I think thats why they set up badminton famly+ so they can teach u there :)

[@akcreators1421]

@@qeeloo9339 ya

[@srijananand6176]

Will u give me ur used racquets please I want to play but I am unable to buy expensive one

[@muthumuthu-vw3kw]

Any new trick tell me

[@shahrolnobly3162]

The front player can reach that. Straight up winner

[@BadmintonFamly]

No chance for the net guy for sure🙃

[@shahrolnobly3162]

@@BadmintonFamly sure have. Players now a day are faster than your time 🤣

[@qeeloo9339]

I just played 3 hours ago and missed this. Ahahah

[@farhanshariff6757]

I plyed 6hrs ago and Missed it

[@tecartravel4750]

Plot twist:- opponent flick serves

[@BadmintonFamly]

Haha no problem, just push away on the front leg moving backwards💪🏻

[@Fck_Bhujbal_Take_Reservation]

If your opponent find you doing this early, he or she would hit you in the face😥😥 Patt se Headshot 😆

[@yuzichahal855]

Only problem is i have to practice it with my opponents 🤣🤣so they will already know

[@BadmintonFamly]

Hahaha yes not good i can see🤣🤣

[@muthumuthu-vw3kw]

Old fake trick