Badminton Doubles-How To Return When Opponent Attacks My Left Rear Court

www.coachingbadminton.com In this video, you will learn how to return when an opponent attacks my left rear court in doubles.
#badminton #attack #return #backhand #footwork #positionning #doubles #coaching #coachingbadminton #leejaebok #defend
"Beginners", "Improvers", "Intermediate", "Advanced"

[@prmurali1leo]

Coach Lee, you are a genius and awesome coach. Your coaching for an advanced skilled level play , in India Dronacharya award is awarded for best coach in field of sports for accomplished coaches. I totally accept you to be a Dronacharya, been playing for 15 months. I learned basics from your video and now concentrating on advanced, i take one technique and play for 4-6 weeks until I get a good hang of it. I bow to you as a disciple to a master.

[@anderspettersson6026]

But you hardly move at all. The court i wider then that. I think you should not move back, move fast sideways and intercept. Your "tap" is not enough.

[@tfreeddynelven9958]

Please make a video on jump smash coach. thank you.

[@coachingbadminton]

Sure I will do that in the future. Lee

[@upward_onward]

coach Lee, another opportunity to correct myself, esp the moving back that was not in my mind. My opponent exploited me a lot through those shots.

[@trinidadlombos3836]

This is what i need!! Thank you!! Can you pls direct me to a video which will improve my tapping skills..my taps are ao slow and i find your tapping quite amazing. Thanks in advance!!

[@satyaprakashmishra7314]

Thank you so much Sir! But what is the player supposed to do if the serve return is pushed to the corner too low to tap it the way you suggest? Kindly reply Sir :D

[@coachingbadminton]

You should take it early and return low and flat. Lee

[@satyaprakashmishra7314]

@@coachingbadminton OK.Thank you sir

[@yuruichibane6829]

Thank you for this video sir!This helped me a lot because i have a big trouble in defending my rear court...so I'll fix that

[@nealtosney4580]

Hi Lee, this is something it would be very useful for Xander to work on when he visits you in August!

[@tanjirhabib8955]

You are awesome and one of the best Coach i have ever seen in my whole life for badminton

[@abhinavkulkarni2924]

sir can u make a video on how can we cover the full court fast.And thank u very much for this video sir.

[@ChyeHeng17]

Nowadays, I found cross court backhand clear/drive catch them off guard, especially if their momentum committed to front expecting me return to net.

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes to read your opponent intention and moving direction is a very important thing. Well done. Lee

[@ChyeHeng17]

It will be good if you can give advise for drive attack to middle court corner, which often we confused whether the front court partner or back court to take for middle court.

[@coachingbadminton]

Yes that is a good idea. I will make note of this clip. Thanks. Lee

[@TheRaoHyd]

Dear Lee, perfect! It happens with almost every serve in our court! Great lesson. Thank you very much.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome. Lee

[@fw8999]

what if opponent keep attack backhand?? got any solution or way to ready faster??

[@coachingbadminton]

You can b ready more for it when they attack more on your backhand. Lee

[@RizkyMaulanaNugraha]

Hahaha, my friend always do that to me in practice. It is annoying at first, because I can't return properly. But, he said it will help me plan for anticipation. The way he taught me is to first learn a regular backhand clear. After that, he showed me that the very safe option to return that kind of drive (attack drive to backhand), is to high clear to backcourt using backhand. But to do that, you had to plan the anticipation, because you can't do backhand clear properly if the shuttle is right next to you, because you had to turn your body. So it is easier to do backhand clear if the shuttle is a little bit farther (to allow more space to turn). So, I think what coach Lee meant here in the comment "You can b ready more for it when they attack more on your backhand", is this anticipation. You have to imagine where your opponent usually place the shuttle so you can anticipate, when that happen your position is on ideal distance with the shuttle :D. Also, note that my friend recommends high backhand clear, because he is advanced player. He already able to do backhand clear, even if he turns away (like in the video), his return clear is clean. The shuttle travels far to the back court and the travel time is long, so he had a all the time to face the opponent again and ready. Coach Lee's way is perfect and easy to understand for beginners, because they don't have to learn backhand clear. After they become more advanced and able to do clean clear, they have different options. This is what I like from Coach Lee's method because it teaches you basics before you tried to learn more advanced/complicated stuffs. Coach Lee's and my friend had the same points, the anticipation is what's important.

[@chitung2277]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@coachingbadminton]

You are welcome. Lee

[@bkunal88]

god bless you sir !!

[@BinuJasim]

What about lifting to the back of the opponent court?

[@coachingbadminton]

That can be good to but llow opponent to smash. I can say it can be the second option if you can not do this one. Lee

[@srinivasrao289]

good video..very useful..thanks..

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much. Lee

[@tudo9959]

hay quá

[@shamsherhyder5437]

Please make a video on jump smash coach. thank you

[@coachingbadminton]

It is on my recording list and thank you for asking. Lee

[@shamsherhyder5437]

welcome

[@kalingmegu]

yes it did!!Thnks Mr Lee👌

[@coachingbadminton]

I am very pleased to know. Well done. Lee

[@raffybadmintonadventures3685]

thanks coach

[@coachingbadminton]

You are welcome. Lee

[@neelanggoswami7671]

Great video sir !

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you very much. Lee

[@mohdfauzikadri7008]

Thanks coach Lee

[@coachingbadminton]

You are most welcome. Lee

[@sharifchowdhury4102]

very usefull

[@coachingbadminton]

Thank you. Lee

[@JohnWick-hn8ht]

How do we return the shuttlecock when opponent does a midcourt push

[@coachingbadminton]

There is clip already made. Please view the clip. Lee