10 Bad Habits To Avoid In 2025!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Why is counting on your hands so hard?! 🤣

[@ShineHasheen]

We all are humans Don't worry😅

[@deltasrage97yt]

@@BadmintonInsight 🤣🤣🤣🤣 because mathematics sucks! Stick to badminton and funny shenanigans

[@nishanz]

You can correct it by doing some purposeful practice 😉

[@tomhardie5115]

The camera set up looks great though! Thanks for the tips.

[@markyoung5745]

Must be because this is bad habit #11 🤲😂 Happy new year guys!!

[@lichbaw]

not gonna lie, watched greg and jenny since 2023, i have to admit they improved my doubles game. after every shot tutorial,i would practice it and actually try to find it myself. wishing both of you a healthy and safe new year! good luck for your future tournaments as well!

[@BadmintonInsight]

That’s amazing to hear 🙏🏼💪🏼 wishing you a great 2025 too!

[@mayrushart5219]

keep going !!! become world number 1

[@eledtrified]

@@mayrushart5219 the Mairs is already number 1 in my heart ❤️

[@littleman787]

Won't happen on ranks but in our hearts yeh

[@eledtrified]

Even the pros watches Badminton Insight! I love this channel. Happy New Year!

[@simplexj4298]

Great video again! You're definitely No 1 in the world ranking list of Badminton coaching channels. Keep going, and have a happy and successful 2025!

[@BadmintonInsight]

That’s very kind, thank you! And you too 💪🏼🏸

[@elvenpath7]

Greg and Jenny, thank you for all you do ! Happy new year !

[@andriyshevchyk2574]

That is a good one! I recognized myself in 8 of 10 bad habits and I'm going to that. Thanks a lot!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad you found it useful! Good luck improving them 😃😃

[@soumyadeepdeb8844]

You guys are doing a great service to the sport. Thank you and a happy new year!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you very much! Happy new year to you too 😃

[@KasparasFunka]

Really liked the bloopers left in the video (when doing the counting). But next time only leave the blooper, no need for a re-do. You already established the main point and it makes the video more human and adds warmth to the video.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Ah glad you liked it being left in 😃 we actually had this discussion in the edit 😂 Greg said no need for the re-do but Jenny thought both was better haha

[@walled6766]

HAPPY NEW YEAR GREG AND JEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOO

[@JR-1983]

Another bad habit is a poor knock up for me where some people just try to beat you rather than warm you up correctly.

[@AjayVerma-by7lm]

Thank you for the amazing video! Wishing you a joyful and successful New Year. I feel blessed to have teachers like you. Keep sharing your knowledge! 😀💝💥💫

[@aaraviyer]

Thanks Greg and Jenny! Your videos have taught me more in a few minutes than my coach could in 6 months 🫡 🙇🏽 Happy New Year!!

[@BadmintonInsight]

You’re welcome! That’s great to hear 😃😃

[@abeidiot]

13:15 sometimes we do extremely obvious mistakes but there is no coach around to fix them. Looking back this seems so obvious but I have definitely been making this mistake a lot

[@BadmintonInsight]

Yes - sometimes we don’t realise we’re doing them! Thats why we made this video 😁

[@fredrik-c]

Great video, very practical tips how to improve. Let's hope we all improve 2025!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it Fredrik 😊 2025 is going to be awesome 💪🏼🏸

[@GENJI-ph7cm]

I've been watching Badminton Insight since the start of 2024 and they've improved my doubles game alot, I wish both of you will have a great life

[@noobguytbh9151]

Love your videos!!❤ It helps me improve my game!❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

That’s great to hear 😃 thanks for the comment!

[@GarethHughes-m1v]

Another great video. Interesting to see this. I play too many cross court shots. The grip one is definitely something I do. Not changing my grip quickly enough. I will look to use what you have said. Try and apply them to practice.

[@zmollon]

"Are you a badminton player who has never had a coach?" Worse. I'm a coach who has never had a coach and didn't start playing until after I graduated from university. But I want to improve to help my students and this channel is helping me video after video. Thanks

[@CubanScience1]

Thanks Greg and Jenny! I have a video suggestion, I see alot of folks are now steaming badminton shuttles to increase the feathers durability and shuttle lifespan. It's not something that makes sense to me and surely your slowing the speed of the shuttle by adding moisture and therefore weight. Would be great to see it tested across the different brands etc Keep up the great work!

[@notinreality]

Thanks for the tips!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Happy to help! 😁🏸

[@sharikaS-sf7fj]

Your videos are amazing! I've learnt a lot and am improving in badminton. Thank you!!

[@lenguyenngoc479]

Slow down the serve really helps me today. I was losing 9-16 and realized i should slow down and think why did i lose previous points. Turns out I was pushing my brother backhand too much. it's predictable and he got used to it. I changed my placement to his forehand and won some points. Managed an upset with 21-18

[@crowleydking]

Good tips again.. finally something I can show my friend!!! ahahahah My bad habit is really going to the front immediately... :( :( Thanks again Jen and Greg for this... :) :) :)

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad you found it useful 😃 and yes please share with your friends haha

[@simon2046]

I would say even upper intermediate and even some advanced players sometimes don't use their non-racket arm enough for overhead shots (like not enabling their chest to open up enough). I was studying the overhead swing a lot, there's actually a lot of misconceptions regarding the position of the shuttle contact point. I noticed some players swing their racket too much forward resulting in a very flat and high smash mostly with their arm strength and not using enough rotation/pronation of the arm. This is a common mistake if the player is positioned way behind of the shuttle and the player hits the shuttle too early in front of them (more than the ideal 0.5m in front of the body). It has to be right above their head or at least 0.5 m in front. The positioning matters a lot which goes in hand with their footwork speed. More experienced players develop faster tracking of the shuttle as well as faster movement backwards to the shuttle by taking bigger steps. For the elite players, I would say the one tip is to always try to change pace along with varying shot placements, or do isolation once in a while. The change of pace at the highest level is important whether is changing the pace of footwork or pace of the shots. VA and Kodai are known to play at only 1 pace, but VA makes it up with high quality shots and placements.

[@ShineHasheen]

hey i'm a 14 year old and i love your videos. Your tips helps me to improve my badminton game so much❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

That's awesome! 🤩

[@anabelbagaoisan9720]

Happy New Year Badminton Insight

[@bbga_]

I was mostly figuring it out for 4 years until 2020 when I came across this channel. Honestly, you both have helped me so much and continue to do so❤ Hope you both had/have a lovely Xmas and New Year🎉🎉

[@BlazanatorX]

Watching enough pro badminton is definitely not a problem for me 😂 great video so many of these resonate! Especially purposeful practice

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha! Glad you enjoyed it 💪🏼😁

[@pithaksmanratanastien3493]

Thank you very much & Happy New Year 2025

[@pushkar__4e]

Informative video 👍

[@kiefferramos]

Thank you for these tips 😊 i hope i will get better at badminton in 2025 😅

[@BadmintonInsight]

Let’s gooo 💪🏼🏸

[@CloudzzFnGG]

this is great, streaight to the point and entertaining

[@MonivisethPhin]

I love your videos I've been watching you since the start and I've improved so much thanks to you guys.

[@johnxgaming178]

bro ive been watching greg and jenny since 2022 i wish i could play with you guys wish you a happy new year eve❤

[@Quazjex-s9e]

Video idea: make a video about bow KZbin met and starter playing together as a fan it would be fun to see as I dont know much about that. Great vid love your content!!!

[@utthamajammi939]

Love your video guys good luck for 2025 hope you do good in the all england 🎉

[@saranghae_badminton]

Thanks for your time to improve the game🏸❤️‍🔥 waiting for your upcoming tournament vlog

[@vineetutube1]

Good one 🎉🎉

[@Burstif]

Comeon guys keep it up you guys are doing well and fast thanksfor spending your valueable time with us love you guys love from india 💕

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you so much! ☺️🙏🏼

[@DnGrn-jd9ft]

please make a video about shoes

[@jordsn_l]

thank you!

[@guts7926]

I LEARNED A LOT THANKS!!!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad it helped! 😁🏸

[@ALEXANDERJUNTILO]

this video help me so much!

[@bobmarley6306]

Bad habit number 7 is just "being Anders Antonsen".

[@KrevG2299]

Thanks

[@seemamathew2027]

Can you tell us what is the right grip when returning the serve? Thx 😊

[@BadmintonOutside-g7z]

Super Viedeo it helpt me a lot

[@BadmintonInsight]

Yay 😃

[@BadmintonOutside-g7z]

@@BadmintonInsight When will the next tournament vlog come out. The vlogs are so cool

[@nutsrr]

Great video and all so true. What’s the best way to record yourself playing games without being worried someone will run off with your expensive phone/camera?

[@yvanox3623]

Can someone explaiin the timestamp 6:25 aboour non racket leg in side court, i feel like I'm doing it incorrectly but i dont know how to fix it

[@wijayahmd]

It would works fine match your muscle memory. I suggest you to train shadow steps, it will fix your precision moment to hit shuttle.

[@masanobunishimura2051]

On your last point about holding a forehand grip when serve receiving, what grip are you supposed to hold when receiving a serve in doubles?

[@adityasuyal1023]

Hey, love your videos. When are you guys coming to India as you said you will after your China practice trip.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks 😃 we are coming in January! Unfortunately we couldn’t come in November

[@adityasuyal1023]

@BadmintonInsight For which tournament are you coming here. If time permits will come to meet you and hopefully get to play with you ♥️

[@rajeshhedaoo4077]

​@@BadmintonInsight most welcome to visit Mumbai..

[@finalfan321]

great video and once again i'm guilty to lots of them :d

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully this helps you break some of those bad habits 😆

[@WilliamSkyum]

how did you keep motivated on doing workout, and how did you come so far in the champanships

[@genelee5552]

Social players take 7s bcos our host will remind us to hurry up.. 😂

[@BadmintonInsight]

🤣🤣

[@sheldon987123]

Court rental costs a fortune from where I am at as well. Gotta get the best bang for the buck 😂

[@oswaldaquino1486]

Hey! Happy New Year btw, just asking are you using a new racket or not?

[@nafeesnaseer4023]

Need a video like how to switch grips in-between in real time .. plz

[@deltasrage97yt]

Cheers!

[@deltasrage97yt]

Happy New Year Friends

[@comradecatwotb]

Hi Jenny and Greg! I have some good news, I will be going to Malaysia open on the 12th of January. I hope I see you in the finals!

[@SpyBot6446]

Haha, never in my life would I imagine seeing Carolina Marin used in an example of a good mental habit.

[@leongchoongwah]

Three other bad habits not getting the racquet ready especially front player, not using wrist work swinging the arm like a tennis or squash player and not lifting the non racquet hand to hit base line shots, shots ended at mid-court or smash no power.

[@Dakrw722]

I got a question for you guys, Do pros use fatory insole or something like agility insole or jumping insole? And does insole really help much? Thank you and happy new year G&J

[@shanerpaderp4272]

I am the middle migrator haha, such a bad habit of mine. Short lifting always puts my partner in trouble too.

[@marcuslimxx]

GREEEEN SCREEEEN

[@Innocentdeviladitya]

Love from India

[@caelune7793]

I always get flicked on the first serve I receive regardless of who I play or if I've played them before, so it makes sense for me to be on the doubles service line lol.

[@jeremycling]

can i say watching the pros matches and learning from them is important but when i watch i realise they play a lot more cross court shots too eventhough one of your suggestion is to play less cross court shots. Obviously the cross court shot needs to be very very high quality everytime its hit or as your video shows its a death sentence for us amateurs...lol

[@nickhomer40]

Do you know any substitutes for watching your matches back? People at my club are uncomfortable with me recording, so it's unfortunately not an option for me.

[@ObvAqua-g5u]

Earpy

[@elijahkoid9762]

Sometimes my shots will on point but other times I seem to miss every shot possible, how do I fix my consistency

[@andreaspanz4581]

I don't like - I LOVE this video😊😅 And I am definitely a #10 crosscourt maniac 🙊🙈... I will check upon... I promise... 🤞🏻 Also soooo funny: The middle-migrator...😂😂😂😂

[@saichourey9938]

thanks

[@BadmintonInsight]

You're welcome! 😁🏸

[@saichourey9938]

@@BadmintonInsight

[@myshiftisbroken]

Another bad habit ive noticed are illegal serves. With no service judge, I’ve had 1.8m tall opponent serving at the height of their shoulders, and lots of player have their racket head above handle. Also let’s not forget those who swing their racket multiple times before the hitting serve. I call these out and people are just like 🙈🤷‍♂️

[@noobgamer3873]

I just can't reach the lift and drop in time I felt like am stuck in these troubles especially my footwork

[@mikejemuelpentecostestomas894]

Early ❤️❤️❤️

[@BadmintonInsight]

Legend 🎉

[@Rearls]

Les go❤❤❤

[@GeorgeXian]

New studio setup and new lights?

[@BadmintonInsight]

New lights yes 😃😃

[@vishalkumarchandel474]

Loves from India 🇮🇳 ♥️

[@kithjpeg]

Like the new green screen 😂

[@klimaschutzer6001]

Cold palmer celebration detected 🥶🫡

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha 👀❄️

[@itsmeevall2619]

I laughed at no 7, I always failed when doing jump smash and blaming it to racket for not hitting it properly

[@rozmacaskill301]

I'm early!

[@BadmintonInsight]

🎉

[@jcfferolino5182]

i struggle with my jumpsmash because my legs are too stiff

[@1Flyingfist]

Stiff all year, or only in winter when there's no heating on?

[@bounce1603]

For me the real bad habit is participated for a long time in badminton club, but never want to learn it from professional

[@lanceboy3082]

Can you do how to beat left handed when you're right handed and how to beat right handed players when you're left handed

[@darshcreativemedia2339]

Im a kid what can i do to improve

[@adecentgamer3154]

Used to watch your channel and practice a lot... Lost love for the game when my entire group basically started talking crap after 5 years of being with them with open availability, founding the group, and feeding them multiple times. All a waste of time With that being said have a happy new year and unfortunately I won't be on this channel anymore

[@BadmintonInsight]

Oh that’s sad! Have you tried joining a new group / club?

[@AncientFx]

At what point is a beginner now considered an intermediate?

[@guillen7296]

Marin really?? I can see a thousand bad habits with this talented player. My suggestions? A tape over her mouth when she plays. And an etiquette coach! Nice video, got triggered when you mentioned Marin and bad habits together in a sentence

[@Ztormrageheero]

I had the same response. Just imagine it is how your favourite player started to adapt to 'olympic drift'

[@tomskwomble66]

My tip for watching pro matches is to not focus on the shuttle, but on a player or pair.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Good tip!

[@jayceh]

Confession...i just noticed Jenny is also left handed and it's my 30-40th video of yours I've watched 😅

[@hurricane478]

Hi guys, love your videos and been watching these for a few years now. I appreciate that it makes it a lot easier to record at home rather than doing it at the courts, but I would recommend watching this video by Tom Scott to make the green screen a little more convincing. The main thing is to match the position of the camera in the original scene, so if you have the camera at a certain height and angle when taking the background image, then match that height and angle when you record yourselves at home. Also maybe when you are taking the background picture, see what distance you would usually stand from the camera and replicate that too. Here's the Tom Scott video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2arg6mHg8xnprM Once again i am really grateful that you make these videos and they have been a major help to my game. Thank you, and all the best to you too!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you very much for the comment 😃 it’s great to hear you’ve been enjoying our videos!! Unfortunately we couldn’t film our pieces to camera in the hall due to not wanting to disturb other people using the facilities, so this week it helped us get the video out - we actually did everything you suggestion but we’ll watch the video and try to make some improvements - thanks 😁

[@antkeeper51]

I don’t even wait between shots 😭

[@Pqmus]

can you make a video on identifying fake badminton rackets?

[@fahadbfaruq]

From the screen to the ring to the pen to the king wheres my crown that's my bling always drama when I ring

[@samcox8182]

I'm surprised lifting too much is not on here I see beginners lift almost every single shot

[@atulyayatriabhyanakar7026]

as an advanced player I can proudly say, i do none of these, yay

[@Pmh-gc4mx]

2:15 SIUUUUUU

[@BadmintonInsight]

😂

[@Huhusyah]

when they started using Carolina Marin as an example, i started to question this video

[@BadmintonInsight]

It’s an example of her controlling the controllables, calm down 🙈

[@Ztormrageheero]

I am guilty of 4 or 5 of those on the list. Eep