Ginting vs. Momota deception tutorial - Ginting deception

Ginting vs. Momota deception tutorial, learn it in 5 minutes. Have you seen the Ginting badminton deception against Kento Momota in his forehand at the net? That deception is just amazing, Anthony Ginting plays it so well and Momota have no chance. Watch how I try to break it down in to pieces in this deception tutorial, hope you like this Ginting trickshot 😎
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[@joaovitoraraujodasilva1593]

Wow this is perfect as the two face each other surprisingly with good and great moves

[@fadhelirza5979]

Need years to mastery this deception shot especially in an intense match. Thanks for sharing. :)

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your very welcome👌🏻

[@KaranSingh-hj4in]

I've started recently at the age of 42. Through your videos I improved my game very early. Thanks a lot.

[@BadmintonFamly]

That is amazing to hear💪🏻

[@saanvianeja3781]

Thank you for uploading another video!!! I was waiting for something like this only!!! 😀😀😀

[@BadmintonFamly]

That is amazing, have fun with it 😊

[@snehatank1085]

Thank you sir🏸 These tips are very useful for me🤩🤩🏸

[@BadmintonFamly]

Sounds great 😀

[@binh2229]

Love your deception tutorials, thanks, please do more

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks and yes i will🤩

[@mrperfect5433]

It's amazing sir

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks

[@meksct6053]

Thank you teacher ♥️

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome 👏🏻

[@khabibnurmagomedov960]

I'm always enjoy when I watcing your videos trickshot.. perfect and give me inspirstion for to play badminton.. Thank you so much.. from indonesia ☺

[@abdurrakhmanhamidal-azhari812]

IMHO, There are 3 main points on this trick shot: 1. Before hitting the shuttle, hold your racquet and maintain its face to the false direction you want the opponent to go. Hold the racquet near the shuttle as if you want to anticipate it quickly. 2. Right before you hit the shuttle, use your wrist to slightly retract your racquet angle. Then change the direction of your racquet face to the real direction you want the shuttle to go and hit it. 3. To maximize the trickshot effectiveness, sometimes you should try to sway your body to the opposite of the shuttle direction (look at the sway of Ginting's body after hitting the shuttle). Increasing your wrist flexibility also helps a lot. These tips also work if you want to do a fake push like Ginting usually do when doing a drop shot

[@kailashsalunke2744]

I have watched this match .... And I was trying to hit the shot like ginting .... I think , this is the perfect video for me ... and I have done it perfectly .... Lot of thanks for "Badminton Family" .... and I have subscribed this channel also 😎🙏

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thats amazing, Thanks for that👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@soulman8948]

Thank you for sharing this. Very well explained.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@natajohn]

One of the hardest shot in badminton but works. I did a score on this shot, after missing it 9 times.😄😁

[@BadmintonFamly]

Haha me to it was really tricky to shoot this video🤩🤣🤣

[@-MohammedHuzaifa]

Aaha I will try this

[@faizu121]

Amazing one.. great explanation.. yet to practice this

[@BadmintonFamly]

Sounds great, good luck its a bit tricky🥳

[@sindhudev410]

Nice deception I will definitely try this during mAatch😊😊

[@BadmintonFamly]

Good luck 👍🏻

[@JahidulIslam-ng9mo]

Nice shot

[@abhinayreddy9639]

Your tips are very useful

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks👏

[@daeebakbakdaee2942]

Sebelum dibanjiri BL +62, ninggalin jejak (setelah tutorial serve Kevin, sekarang muncul, tutorial deception Ginting. (semua sepak terjang pemain top INA di pelajarin)

[@anbbongchuyen5865]

Thank You Very Much

[@BadmintonFamly]

You are most welcome 😉

[@shikshithv3264]

Superb sir nice video

[@SNEHALMANE_78]

I have mastered it.

[@sanjaykumar-pv7jk]

I am from india 🇮🇳 , n your tutorials are awesome, thanks sir I have been following you from the last six months ,🤘🤘

[@BadmintonFamly]

That is amazing, Thanks for watching our tutorials 👏🏻👏🏻

[@andichannel8731]

Thanks

[@divvikumar1373]

I LOVE THIS Deception more then any thing . love you super kid Anthony Ginting 😍 from INDIA. thank you sir for this video

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mesonparticle]

I've been playing for nearly 40 years and we've always called this shot the Thomas Stuer-Lauridson, he was the first person I recall ever doing it. Ginting has resurrected the shot and brought it back into the limelight as he's so good at it 😀

[@BadmintonFamly]

Uh amazing story and yes you are correct, i can actually remember him doing this shot, wow Thanks for sharing that story👏🏻💯

[@widowmakergaming415]

I am almost between beginner & intermediate player. Last week i did almost similar to this deception without having anything in mind. On first time itself, it was success. The difference what i did is at the last fraction of second i sliced a bit instead of tapping like this. So my arm movement looked like a whole single movement. Opponent completely confused. Only today i am seeing a video similar to that shot. Somewhat happy.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Amazing at your level great job 😉

[@widowmakergaming415]

@@BadmintonFamly Thanks. May be my luck.. Thats why i havent tried after that 😂

[@markvincentambeguia318]

Plss make a video tutorial coach on how to perform behind the backshot plssss🙏🙏..!!! I really really appreciate your video coach!!.. Thanks!!! Kept it up..!!

[@anikroy9225]

😮😮😮.... Thank you sir.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Your welcome💪🏻

[@themorningflightinindonesi3558]

Good one

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@kunciberlari9966]

Ginting is amazing, but i more amaze of momota consistency

[@BadmintonFamly]

I agree😎

[@riddhibhardwaj7136]

I have tried this But practice makes man perfect

[@BadmintonFamly]

Oh yes🤩

[@princeavenger2666]

Very nice vifeo bro love from India i like the way u teach very‌ much love u bro keep it up

[@BadmintonFamly]

Great to hear, thanks for watching 😊

[@pridhavcreations3033]

How do you make this type of great badminton videos Badminton Family?

[@Hubzer0]

It’s easy... they love what they do ! Everything is simple when you love and enjoy what you do.

[@junw6705]

Nice video! You should do Momota vs Ginting deception, backhand in forehand side cross court.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Maybe later on, Ginting has SO many cool ones to do 😉

[@azumkyo]

the more I see the ZZ, the bigger temptation to own it

[@rameshdeenadayalan5898]

Good

[@shajikumarvk9714]

Practice doesn't make perfect it makes better☺️

[@BadmintonFamly]

Haha true👌🏻💪🏻

[@newspoint7603]

Super

[@leemaulana8656]

Your racket is amazing

[@maulanarifqi4699]

ez banget sir

[@pragalbhp4328]

I don't know how but I got it on my first try and a I am really consistent with the accuracy of this and I still don't have the minute idea of how I manage to make it work , and this is coming from a guy who cannot even consistently hit,normal forehand lift

[@darianchristiandi1388]

This deception is very useful to change the flow in the match but very tricky to use because the hit and timing must be perfect. Slightly miss the timing and feeling, the deception will be easily countered by opponents.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Oh yes it is very tricky, but try your best and see if it works in your training🤩

[@darianchristiandi1388]

Yep. I'm trying to do my best to make this deception more deadly in doubles match especially when playing around the net.

[@ZakiobosCell]

Indonesia juara s3mangat kaka😇😇

[@bobbyhaberia7418]

Awesome trick tutorial coach! I'm a bit afraid though that it might add onto the pain I'm feeling in my wrist whenever I play.. Is it normal to feel some wrist pain?

[@vasukhandekar]

If you play a lot after a long time it's normal but plz take some rest

[@bobbyhaberia7418]

This is well noted..I'm having trouble changing my grip especially during a fast play...that Could be the reason as to why I'm feeling wrist pain. :(.

[@bobbyhaberia7418]

@@vasukhandekar yeah I do, but since the pandemic, I had ample time to rest but whenever I play, I can feel it... That's why I use kenetic muscle tape around my wrist...

[@bobbyhaberia7418]

@@KRAST666 any tip?

[@bobbyhaberia7418]

BIG HELP!!! Thanks Bro and will try apply this!!

[@ashudeepdevari2454]

Ginting = flash

[@hadysenior6406]

Sampai sampai khusus ada yang mempelajari nya ya

[@SyaifulMaulanaAbbidin]

ginting has a lot deception skill

[@rickyadrianto5882]

Well.. well.. well... turn out its quite tricky to master that Ginting's trick

[@devarajan3651]

Hi sir please teach me how to put drop shots in rear court because when am moving to rear court my body is stiff so how to move gently i mean rhythmic and how to put drop shots

[@BadmintonFamly]

We have some cool footwork videos to cover the back of the court, try watching them

[@devarajan3651]

@@BadmintonFamly Thank you for your reply

[@dovanduan1023]

How much does a badminton course cost

[@adnansikandar2332]

Hi, I am very new to badmintion but i want to learn things and improve my game please tell me the very first drill i should practice

[@BadmintonFamly]

The clear swing with body rotation👌🏻

[@adnansikandar2332]

@@BadmintonFamly Please give me the link of your video for clear swing with body rotation

[@KeithHiew]

Hey coaches, two years ago you did a video about how Momota plays the half-court and seldom “opens up” the court unless the opponent is out of position. Do you think he still does the same thing now, given the likely possibility that perhaps half the world is now probably clued in on that strategy? I see more recent videos of his, e.g. the Malaysian Open final this year against Viktor and it looks like he now crosses the court more.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes for sure he has more options now in his game, and Viktor knows that small trick so Momota needs to change his game👍🏻

[@KeithHiew]

Badminton Famly coach what do you think of Lin Dan’s game when he was at his peak? Did also play the half court? I tried looking at his matches, I can’t seem to find any trace of this strategy. It seems he is comfortable crossing the shuttle or placing it straight, though I do suspect we all have a tendency of playing straight shots more often than not.

[@chandeukingchandeumass3189]

Supar pro

[@vasukhandekar]

Which racquet do you use?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yonex Astrox 100 ZX

[@abhinayreddy9639]

First one

[@azumkyo]

Ginting

[@thomasl5710]

I believe Anders Antonsen is using a similar shot quite often.

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes that is correct, but Ginting SO SO good at it 👏

[@chandeukingchandeumass3189]

Samma trek pro

[@-MohammedHuzaifa]

How to join your classes

[@BadmintonFamly]

Go to www.plus.badmintonfamly.com👌🏻

[@pragalbhp4328]

Can you help me pick out a racket , I consider myself as a sort of beginner since i have been playing for 1-2 years but only switched to the correct technique and grip about 6 months back , i was thinking of upgrading to a better racket , would an astrox 39 be an overkill , or will i pick up injury's playing with it at this level , if yes please offer a better racket which is available in india since some brands like abroz are n ot available in india

[@BadmintonFamly]

The Astrox Series is a great choice, i would stick with Yonex. Try them out and see if they suit you💪🏻

[@pragalbhp4328]

@@BadmintonFamly thanks Didn't wanna pick up an injury by using something in a higher level than i am at

[@yohan.pramono]

Hi Thomas, do you use yonex shoes shb 65 Z2 wide?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Yes👌🏻

[@yohan.pramono]

@@BadmintonFamly How does it feel?

[@empireentertainmentevents1353]

The most complete player is LEE CHONG WEI. Attack, Defence, footwork, Deception, Fighting spirit etc.

[@YouKnowYongHwa]

LD is KNOWN, even to LCW himself, to be the best player in singles. Although I agree that LCW is extremely good in those areas, his deception is not that good at all compared to LD. How can the most complete player have a ratio of 12-28 against LD? Clearly, he's doing missing something from the ''complete package''. LD is the better player in terms of Attack, Deception, Mental Strength, Flawless Footwork, Reading/Anticipation. LCW is better in Defense (debatable), Stamina, Physical Endurance/Agility, while his footwork is exceptional, he needs to maintain an incredible stamina in order to keep up, while LD's has more ''flow'' and less effort to it. And yeah, I'll give it to you, he has a better fighting spirit. But LD is the goat, he doesn't flinch or get nervous even when he is down 18-20 in the third set. A lot of people think that LCW has the best footwork, but in this area, I would disagree, LD footwork is effortless, it seems like he has the best body/height ratio (1m78), he only has to do 1-2 steps to get to where he wants, while LCW seems to be on the shorter side (1m70) so he looks like he has to do extra steps if you analyze their footwork. Also, in order to have a good footwork, people don't usually mention this, but you need to have good reading capabilities/anticipation and LD is a lot stronger in this area, he reads LCW so well. Not to say that LCW is not good, he is a legend obviously. But LD is #1.

[@andreasoloansihotang122]

We need badminton manga or anime just like haikyu or slamdunk...

[@GenMoto_Official]

Extremely trying so hard.. But still not as perfect as Ginting did.. From Indonesia..

[@richohendarwan4166]

Mr,How many strings ?

[@BadmintonFamly]

How many ???

[@richohendarwan4166]

@@BadmintonFamly yes,,how many strings?

[@abdulkhafidtirtojoyo4511]

Just like pencak silat trick to hit the opponent

[@willsberdsensuwa8156]

Sir I want to discuss something can we connect

[@BadmintonFamly]

Just ask questions here 👇

[@willsberdsensuwa8156]

How to improve mental conditions when I am hitting too much negative shots

[@willsberdsensuwa8156]

Also how to build match temperament

[@BadmintonFamly]

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[@willsberdsensuwa8156]

Okay thank you so much sir

[@martinzahradnicky3675]

The key point here is Giting's body and leg movement at the moment of hitting the shuttle and right after it: he goes left. This made Momota go opposite way. Your execution lacks this key part.

[@sompornmungkhuangklang3196]

Fc Thailand

[@ashudeepdevari2454]

1st

[@KeithHiew]

Hey coaches, despite this trick, Momota still beats Ginting (and everyone else these days) most of the time. Can you comment on what is he doing right?

[@BadmintonFamly]

Everything🤣🤣🤣 Just amazing on all areas and very consistent👏🏻

[@subhan16]

Hahahah.. taufik and anthony ginting

[@ramdanisaputra3033]

not easy as it seems, it takes years of practice

[@kevinricbalberab9558]

You've got to get out of here

[@shikshithv3264]

Superb sir nice video

[@BadmintonFamly]

Thanks a lot 👍🏻