DOUBLES trick DECEPTION return - Badminton Famly

[@livingdreamz]

I use this shot successfully. I like it, thank you.

[@mirkovallius]

Great tip and video! Just an additional comment; if you delay (or avoid) turning your head to the side you eventually are returning the shuttle to (i.e. your racket hand side), then the deception might become even more efficient.

[@chitung2277]

I do it with my eyes shut and head neutral. Nobody knows where I am hitting it including myself.

[@dibyajyotisaikia11]

It would be nice if you also show where the players should move after the shot

[@alancmchan]

Love this series. Great shot. I must get practicing these! Keep them coming :) how about some videos on men’s/mixed doubles tactics?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks💪🏻 Tactical videos are in the making😉

[@glynhannaford7332]

Thank you. It's a good shot illustrated well here. Although I'm not sure the video needed to be three and a half minutes.

[@abdullahahmad184]

Can you please make a summary video of the 8 possible returns you can do to a low serve? I can only do the push to left and right side and the lift (have trouble in replying with net shots)

[@dovelove2556]

Good demo

[@AmanKumar-tg4vz]

As a left hard to understand will u also do something for lefty as well

[@_ValFreemaN_]

wow it looks interesting! Danke schön!

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome 💯

[@Kanchithamizhan]

Cool trick

[@SimonLiftsLife]

can we have both of you play singles against each other? :)

[@BadmintonFamly]

For entertainment? 😁

[@googziechaudhry8389]

@@BadmintonFamly I'll by beer for the winner

[@glynhannaford7332]

What a good idea! 😊

[@hridaypatel8280]

@@BadmintonFamly PLS?

[@sanjayb301]

Able to deceive opponents by this shot. Thank you Coach.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome👍🏻

[@vijays6420]

Love your videos...thanks for tips👍👍

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome, thanks for watching👌🏻

[@saipravatrashmi4096]

That's awsm👍👍

[@maibammorison9165]

Thank you so much sir

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome💪🏻

[@0DB90]

Can you do a video on stretches/warm-up routine?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Oh yes we are working on just that for a future release👍🏻 we have 2 warm up videos on our channel you can check out😉

[@alexajhar5206]

can you help me bedminto tips

[@anands836]

coach show double action service returns

[@vinaykumar-lu2ov]

🙏 fun to play this shot

[@muhammadilyasisa3970]

Cross court smash from lew chong wei plz

[@KRISHNAKUMAR-jb2nv]

What if the server serves in the side box

[@BadmintonFamly]

You switch to the backhand and return it👍🏻

[@KRISHNAKUMAR-jb2nv]

Thank u .

[@KRISHNAKUMAR-jb2nv]

Is it applicable to singles too .while the server serves a doubles serve in a singles match

[@rpbgroup2545]

Try it

[@duynguyen8249]

Nice to meet arc saber 11 , again haha

[@BadmintonFamly]

😂 different rackets all the time

[@user-cj6gb9jo7w]

Arcsaber 8DX.

[@JohnSmith-oj4jp]

Hey, does attacking the serve have any real benefit? I mean, it seems to increase the risk of the return going into the net, and it makes you vulnerable to the flick serve. I know professionals do it, but it seems safer to hang back a little and play a tight net return, so they lift and your partner can start attacking.. Or even hang back and play an attacking return to the deep corners. I guess to me, jumping forward and attacking the serve doesn't seem to have much reward really..

[@BeniMano]

If you are confident in your backwards movement, then absolutely worth to be prepared to attack the short serve. This is only one option.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes the sommer you return the serve the more attacking your return will be, that gives you an advantage. If you get to defensive then the opponent server will move up to the net making it almost impossible for you to do a netshot😉

[@nate2352]

Suggestion: excercises to improve finger power😁

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks for that, we will look into that subject💪🏻

[@nate2352]

Thanks for feedback😁

[@SayyidRinaldiAlBayani]

Subtitel indonesian

[@bryanhii597]

First

[@sachaalexandre6449]

All of you r shoot is out in 1vs1