Badminton - Grip & Wrist Exercises #2

I call this skill “Shuttle Scoop” (for lack of a better name)! I learned this skill early in my development as it 1) improves general racket control 2) is a fundamental skill in learning the Spin Net Shot 3) makes it easier to pick up the shuttle from the ground (rather than bending over and picking it up by hand).
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[@Made2Learn]

I like the precision, the slow motion and all the necessary details - Just awesome. You augment one learning into the other and transition this approach into practical aspect which results in learning the intricacies and the depth of the game very quickly. The more detail you show the better understanding of the game occurs. I would love you to be my coach.

[@PritPachu]

Made2Learn thank you. Very kind of you. Stay tuned to my channel. You’ll have this opportunity very soon. I may end up being your coach!

[@PritPachu]

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[@phutruong9031]

Thank for great video ! It's very useful for badminton player

[@PritPachu]

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[@titanboy993]

I learned this skill, thank you coach.

[@bryanchun5491]

Aloha Coach Prit, thanks so much for this detailed explanation. Appreciate you taking the time to break it down and share.

[@PritPachu]

Bryan Chun my pleasure

[@spongebobby188]

Coach...ur the best! Pointing out the mistakes was very useful too 🙌

[@PritPachu]

J T glad you liked it

[@20saivasanthchilagani89]

@@PritPachu hey coach, can you please suggest something on how professional players keep the shuttle flat and at a little height from the net in badminton doubles , they do look like drives but i am not confident on that shot execution and my drives always end up outside of the court

[@samuvelm4315]

Hi coach super teaching thanks for the video sir please give us some more videos to help us thankyou sir

[@PritPachu]

SAMUVEL M will do my best

[@nurhidayat-gc4yv]

its so nice to try

[@aniyanklr]

Was waiting for your video.

[@PritPachu]

Aniyan C thank you:)

[@godknifetube]

Many thanks!

[@iliaslivieratos966]

First time I've seen so much detail in just picking up the shuttle...!

[@MR_COFFIN]

Like all your video. Plzz upload many more. You video is very usefull for me for my sports meet. Plzz upload some foot work video. And upload in same intervel of time. I suggest you to upload every week. Plzz do it

[@yassinduman7355]

really helpful... thanks a lot.

[@TPToE]

Thanks for another great video! Is the technique more or less identical if using a backhand motion to pick up the shuttle (which I find a little trickier as a rule)?

[@PritPachu]

Max Renn the concept would be exactly the same in that you are still scooping however, much more challenging on the backhand and without practical application.

[@kailasm]

Thanks. Likewise, tips on backhand scoop?

[@PritPachu]

Kailas M I wouldn’t worry about this too much. You won’t use that movement for much. But if you want to practice it, the concept is exactly the same. The racket has to do the same thing.

[@kailasm]

Prit Pachu thanks sir.

[@darknguyen4619]

Skill for lazy guys!!^^