Badminton - How to Forehand Lift

This video covers the technical elements for executing a Forehand Lift to the back of your opponent’s court using variable trajectories. The grip and footwork are briefly discussed and can be studied in greater detail in separate videos by visiting my channel (and SUBSCRIBING!)
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[@chitung2277]

I love the fact you cover the finer details and from different angles...thank you.

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Very informative. Thanks coach Prit

[@PritPachu]

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[@zahidahsan1575]

Excellent videos. Watched them all so far. One of the best instructional series I’ve seen on KZbin. Would be great if you could do a full court singles footwork video too as that’s something I really struggle with. Also covering the splitstep in detail. My biggest issue is when to actually do the splitstep and in which direction. Need to learn Proper footwork! Thanks 🙏

[@PritPachu]

zahid ahsan thank you so much. Yes I have the raw footage for this already. Will be releasing it in the near future! SUBSCRIBE and stay tuned!

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Thank you for the details ❤

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Your tips are so helpful...As a beginner I learnt a lot by watching your videos...Thanx

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Excellent video bro thank you so much

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kindly make easy to do at home or court exercises...

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Really good. Would love to see some tips for return of serves for level doubles gameplay and how to add deception to returns/general shots 👍🏻

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[@naveverm]

Another excellent detailed video... Thanks a lot. I am an ameture player who plays doubles for fun and fitness. I see that advanced players uses a lot of fast drives and use of wrist for placement.. however i am unable to find any good video on that. It will be great if you can make one on this.

[@PritPachu]

Naveen Kumar I’ll try to make one in this. For now, try to treat your wrist like a “hinge” and barely hold your racket. Like it should feel as if your hand and racket are separate from the rest of your arm. It’ll feel weird at first but keep trying. My friend Darry Yung from ClearOne Badminton taught this to me. He’s an x Olympian with lots of knowledge. Check him out online!

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[@azumkyo]

I would swing my shoulder when raking this shot. Thanks for pointing out the bad habits for the shot

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Great Sir

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Another great video. The white line on your shorts and wristband help show proper form. What shoes do you wear?

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[@TPToE]

Many thanks for another great video! What adjustments are required if taking the shuttle earlier/higher and lifting from closer to the tape? This feels like a much less natural shot than taking it at the height you demonstrate and I have a tendency to hook it towards the middle or hit too high and short >> are there any corrective measures you'd suggest?

[@PritPachu]

Max Renn it’s a tough shot. I do have raw footage for this also which I’ll make into a proper video. Sorry it’s just a bit tough to explain this one in text only!

[@TPToE]

@@PritPachu I'm glad it's not just me that finds it tough! Can you offer any advice on aiming the cross-court forehand lift accurately (and where the follow-through should finish)?

[@sal8295]

Is there a difference in body position or body alignment depending on whether I am lifting cross court or straight?

[@PritPachu]

Salvi - not really but if you’re really struggling and stretching for it, the shuttle is harder to move cross court because the racket needs to be at least a little to the outside of the shuttle in order to angle the racket to the cross court corner. But if you’re in good position then no. Just make sure you guide the shuttle in to the corner and not just punch it. Punch and guide combination is what you need for good quality and accurate placement. :)

[@sal8295]

@@PritPachu OK! Thanks!

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