Badminton-Must Teach Skills (15) Where Are The Right Impact Point For Clear, Drop and Smash

www.coachingbadminton.com In this video, you will learn the real impact point for clear, smash and drop
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[@tanmaybhayani]

Best channel for BADMINTON COACHING.

[@top-5-of-every-thing]

How can some people dislike such informative tutorial that to free of cost !! Thanks Coach Lee, will try to implement this technique in my next practice session..

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you for your kind comment and I hope it works for you. Lee

[@HaiderAli-ee5kg]

Sir, your guidances have always been so unique and effective. I daresay that I have seen many club players playing the clear above them. I have to practice again the clear shot the way you said because I have become habitual of doing it wrong way. But corrections are a part of life. Thanks a bunch.

[@yarjunaed1317]

i am so happy that new videos came thanks lee

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@tcng9808]

At last your videos clear my many questions about the difference between the three types of techniques in badminton playing. They are scientifically analysed and illustrated by the videos. Having said that, I wish to ask, by your way of playing, in hitting a clear the player have to step back a step before he hits the shuttle versus hitting it above his head?

[@ben59320]

Greats videos, i'm rewatching the old videos, that i used to watch when i started badminton. Great questions you ask us, great explanations, and I love your reasoning. Please post more videos !! Thanks a lot

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much and I am very pleased to know. Yes, I shall continue. Lee

[@luckyrouv9173]

no matter what video i click on this channel i always learn something new..

[@haidsxx]

Hello Coach Lee, What is the best hitting action for when you need to clear from the deep forehand corner? would you be able to make a video regarding this? as I tend to use drop shots when shots are played to my deep forehand corner and cannot generate enough power for the shuttle to go to the back of the court. Thank-you for your help, your videos are very informative.

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes I understand the issue. In singles, forehand deep rear corner is very difficult area when you are under pressure. I am planning to make clips nut it will be bit later. I have not done it but it is a very important skills in singles. Lee

[@lokeshnachappa4093]

Learning a lot from your videos. Thanks a lot.

[@commerceworldbysanjeevan9742]

Very effective and benefitable thanks lee

[@magicmoments5252]

Hello lee sir, I have a few questions regarding the mentality during a singles game. 1) If we should be aggressive from the first point or defensive till we get a good lead. 2) At what point in the game should we start taking risks like smashing hard or making difficult drop shots - how much point difference is good to maintain. 3) What should be our strategy when its deuce. 4) Strategy against more agile opponent or taller opponent or powerful smasher or someone who is good at drops & net game. Basically how & when to change strategy during a game & how to keep ourself ahead of the opponent's game. Thank you sir. Love from India.

[@coachingbadminton]

I think you have been playing for while and playing a good level. I have one simple answer for all your questions. The best tactic is to select best shot at each moment. It is not good or not right to have fixed idea during a match which will make you limited what you can do and also limiting your choices. Let say your opponent has powerful smash and you decide not to lift. This idea will make you play very negative and your focus in on not to lift. You can not play a match without lift. A shot will be perfect choice in a situation but same shot can be real bad choice in same situation but if your opponent is waiting because you did it before. At each moment be able to choose the best shot is the best way. To answer the 3) you should play safe but waiting for the moment to put your opponent under pressure and be able to attack especially be able to take the net and make him lift and you smash. At this time you must remember what he has been doing from the start of the match so you already know what he may do. Tactic is only working if two players are similar. If your opponent is faster, more accurate and have deeper concentration and will to win then you loose what ever tactic you use. You need both, all the skills, movement and mind set and then learn all the basic tactics and then practice to use them at the right time. Lee

[@magicmoments5252]

Coaching Badminton Thank you so much for your kind words sir. I always question my loses. I have powerful smashes and also good defence mostly because of speed. So during a game i am always debating myself if i should try to finish a point with a smash as soon as possible or try to rally and wait for a weak return and then kill ? Because if i keep on winning the points with a smash then i think:- a) I will get exhausted soon. b) I will develop a bad habit and only rely on power to win the points and neglecting my overall game. c) Someone with great smash defense will take away my advantage. So then should i just try to have long rally and make him tired ? Or just be more aggressive and break his defense ? Thanks.

[@coachingbadminton]

That is why you need to play different players. If your opponent can not return your smash then you should use it. You should loook for better players to play against. If he is good then he will not allow you to smash then you have to develop otherways to play him. My advise to you is to find different players and develop your tactics against them. Lee

[@magicmoments5252]

Coaching Badminton Thank you so much lee sir. Im so glad that we all have such an excellent opportunity to be guided by someone as proficient & experienced and sincere coach like you. ...Respect... From India.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome and thank you very much for your warmest words. Lee

[@suvashroy2774]

Lee Sir thanks for new concept with new look.

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you too. Lee

[@pcgamerz9271]

when some1 says to take shuttle overhead he means to do at the same point wow didn't know that....that means now we have to move deeper for clears too😨

[@luffydu88100]

Yes that is that. But remember that this is the "ideal" way ! In match situations , this time where you won't be able to take the shuttle in front of you. And when you go deeper to take the shuttle in front, you use and extra small energie. So there is moment where you should do this, and moment where there would be less interest about doing this. It 's just my opinion though :)

[@trungucle8526]

Hi coach Lee, Could you make some videos about tactics when playing single match. There are quite many videos related to double matches's strategies so far. I would like to learn more about single match strategies and tactics. I am very appreciate your help. Thank you.

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes it is on my recording list but you may have to wait for while as there are other clips have to be done first but it will be done. Lee

[@trungucle8526]

great. I cannot wait to see it. Thanks a lot coach Lee.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are welcome. Lee

[@ben82868286]

Even though it makes sense, but it is not practical most of the time. If the contact/impact point is always in the front, 99% you should do smash/drop shot instead of clear, especially in doubles. In most case, when you do clear because you cannot smash or not in a good position to return the bird, that is why you do overhead clear and ready for defense. In short, to hit the bird in front of you, you need to have a good foot work first then you can choose to smash or clear. But if you cannot hit in front of you, overhead clear is still very important and should not say it is wrong.

[@iam_mahendar]

Thank you Coach. Very good videos👌👌

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much. Lee

[@pranavshinde9529]

Thank you for the important lesson. I play badminton daily , recently my elbow started to pain and i was unable to clear and Smash the shuttle.I took some medication but the elbow pain didn't stop .Do you have any recommendations Coach?

[@zeerak500]

Pranav Shinde your hitting technique may be faulty, try to rest and practice with correct technique... see coach Lee grip videos

[@pranavshinde9529]

Jazebzizu I have seen all the clips of Coach lee , I practice exactly the same way ,there was a 2 month gap due to my exams after that i started playing,since then the pain started .

[@coachingbadminton]

You may get the pain by playing too much or you may have wrong hitting posture. Which ever, it is better to rest to recover and study your hitting skills to find out if your hitting skill may not right. Lee

[@minhasali9098]

Really helpful videos. I have one doubt . Is the neutral grip used only during defence because of lack of time to change from forehand to backhand when facing smashes. During attack can we always be ready with forehand grip ?

[@coachingbadminton]

No that is not right. When you are ready for opponent shot, you must have ready grip. How do you know your opponent will hit clear? Other then opponent smashes you have time to change grip.

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very sorry that it is very difficult for me to explain by text. Lee

[@neelanggoswami7671]

Sir, i have a question for you When should our clears be flat and when should they be high . Thanks!

[@coachingbadminton]

When you are a good position and not under pressure, you can do fast flat clear but if you are under pressure then higher clear is better. Lee

[@SANJEEVJAIIN]

Sir what company racket are you using?

[@RajKumar-xp6if]

super idea

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@ItzDeep]

Hello Coach! I have a big problem while playing tournaments which I get depressed when I can't play my real game and when my opponent starts beating me! Please give me some solution about this problem because I want to play match with my full strength and power,not like a noob!

[@coachingbadminton]

I am telling the truth and you may not like it or you may not agree but I think possibly what I say is right. You are not really hungry to win. Your anger/disapointment/negativeness is much greater then your will to win. When things goes wrong you have to get angry and loose your match. If you are really hungry to win then you will stay focus and find way to win. You msut stop it now otherwise you will do it all your badminton life. There is nothing to get angry or disappointed. If you make mistake it is you did it. Instead getting angry you must ready to practice more. If your opponent made good shot and you can not return then you should respect his good shot and challenge it to return it next time. There is no reason why you have to play well. Tell me why? Be happy that you can play badminton. There are many people can not forward to play. Be happy that you have good body so you can play badminton. There are many people who are disable to play badminton. Be happy that there are players who can play against you. If you do not have them, you can not play. Try to change your mind set to respect your opponet good shot and leanr from it. Be happy to find out what area you are not good and practice to get better. Remember the match you may play today is once in your life. Do not waste it. Tomorrow you do not know if you can play. I very much hope my words change the way you act on court. If I have said too strong please accept my apology. Lee

[@ItzDeep]

Coaching Badminton Thank you, you really changed my act and I have won the tournament!

[@coachingbadminton]

I am so very pleased to know. Thank you for posting your good news. Lee

[@austinminz9355]

Sir, can you please make a video on strategies and tactics?

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes that is my plan, once I make most of skill related clips and I will hand on tactics and strategies. Thank you for asking. Lee

[@austinxa2339]

Thanks for the reply

[@madhuwantkarthik2710]

Coach lee why wouldn't you give importance to jump smashes ??? its really useful right ??

[@coachingbadminton]

I also think it is a very important skill and planing to make clips for it in the near future. Lee

[@zeerak500]

which racket you use coach? apacs??

[@coachingbadminton]

No it is my own named racket. Lee

[@samgooner512]

Hello Sir. Can you please do a video on Jump smash ?

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes I am planning it. Lee

[@AbdulRahman-em3xo]

nice coach

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@priyankashrivastav6198]

when I start my practice I feel pain in my hand(upper part of the hand) so wat should I do?

[@amarreezlan7131]

priyanka shrivastav do more stretching @ warm up before practice, and try to move your wrist along with your arm when yiu want to strike, so that lot of energy can be conserved and low injury risk. a good posture is very important

[@priyankashrivastav6198]

thanx a lot

[@coachingbadminton]

Very good advise and thank you for it. Lee

[@pradeepb7079]

I want to know how how to put a smash

[@coachingbadminton]

There are many clips in this channel. Would you please view them and let me know if you got questions. Lee

[@tudo9959]

18/062017 thanks