How To ATTACK + ROTATE In Men’s Doubles - Badminton Tactics You Need To Know

[@aarrcchhiitt]

Thanks

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Archit! Your support means a lot 🙏🏼

[@rogerroger562]

I have a huge tournament (for me at least) in a couple of days, I play men's doubles and you guys have decided to make 3 videos about Mens doubles just before it. Such a great timing

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha hope they help!! Good luck 😀😀

[@calumdickson7016]

good luck in your game😄

[@DARK-lw9sp]

Same

[@patrickcovers7527]

Me too! Love the strategy content.

[@DanioniCampiel]

How did it go Roger?

[@Wilsoon1209]

Yes!!! I have been waiting for more videos on doubles positioning. This is perfect. ❤❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

Hope it is useful for you Wilson 😊🏸

[@clintonhechanova3314]

I've always been a singles player. I have been really struggling with getting the doubles rotation. This video gave me the understanding I need. Very helpful and informative❤️

[@GjsN742xiAirNeophyte]

Wow this video is very timely. A few beginners just joined us in our badminton group and were eager to learn more about doubles rotation so I just told them about this video. This just helps immensely. Information-packed, I had to replay a few times to completely take in and digest each tip hehe but overall very glad you made this video. Thank youuuu!

[@boliussa]

This video is outstanding.. Worth mentioning though since you say "beginners just joined" your group.. I have heard from coaches that rotation tends to be done well at county level(i.e. regional level), and above.. But below that, it can often be better to not try it! It needs to be drilled with a coach. Really rotation is a very advanced skill.

[@begonagomez409]

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[@skvUSA]

Thanks!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you very much 😃😃🏸🏸

[@stickman210]

wow, this is still by far the best badminton youtube channel I've ever come across with. love your vids and looking forward to next week's video

[@strikefreedomzgmfx20a]

Thank goodness you made this video... I was really tired of explaining to my friends about rotation!!! Now, I can just let them see this video...

[@pranaydhareshwar7755]

Omg I remember asking them about this and they made a whole video. I love you guys ❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

We’ll always listen 😀😀

[@nexustanks81]

good video! Aside from the rotation strategy, i think the chemistry between the 2 players is also important!

[@moyys9247]

I'm from the Philippines and i keep watching your videos, within this past few weeks I've been better playing thankyou☺️

[@Karthikeyan-zg2wb]

This is one the most required videos. Way to go. My shoulder hurts a lot after playing badminton. Have you ever faced this issue? What did you do to recover from it.

[@JLneonhug]

Technique, general stretching/warm ups and/or string tension. Some say string tension too high gets shoulder pain. I get shoulder pain when tension is too low, like my joint coming out of socket. I get forearm fatigue or worse case tennis elbow if tension is too high.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Check out our shoulder strengthening video from the early days of the channel! 😀

[@Koozwad]

Try different racket(s) and if you are doing strength training try to slow down your reps and make them more controlled. Both of those things helped me completely eliminate not just shoulder pain but all pain.

[@GjsN742xiAirNeophyte]

Hello I had the same shoulder problems. Check out their shoulder strengthening exercises video, especially the one with the resistance band. You can do without the band to ease some pain if you're still feeling it. Then after you recover, continue doing them using the resistance band, it helps with the pronation and supination movements of your arm so you can prevent further injuries.

[@Fedibow]

Thanks for this top quality video ! This topic is definately a ''easy to learn, hard to master'' thing. If you don't have a partner of the same level as yours or someone you play with multiple times a week, rotations are soooo difficult... I will try to apply all these advices nonetheless ! Cheers mates ❤️

[@JuKer-10Kz]

My most needed guide video in double game, finally arrived. 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@sai_beo]

When to rotate (assuming attacking straight) 5:02 (For standard returns to the back) If the attack is strong but unsuccessful, front player goes back to prepare for the cross. If the attack is strong, straight and successful, front player move to the same side to channel the attack. If the attack is soft, front player stays forward for the net. 6:07 (For weak returns to the back) Back player comes in for the short lift, front player moves out of the way and preparing to intercept the cross. 7:05 (For strong return to the net) Front player is out of position, back player comes in to the middle to support and prepare to intercept the cross.

[@m4rky151]

if im the net player, how will i know if i should take the cross court deffence after the back player smash. sometimes i make them confuse and makes an error

[@aestheticanimations2522]

I was in a doubles tournament yesterday, and I have more double matches today. Thanks for the information! Wish me good luck😅

[@BadmintonInsight]

Good luck! 😀

[@skylefall]

This is, without a doubt, the best badminton channel.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Wow that’s so kind ☺️🤩

[@bellemariemayor2323]

I have a unit meet tournament of men's doubles thanks for helping us in doubles Greg and Jenny

[@markburns7854]

its great what you guys are doing on your channel your really helping people improve their skills and talent in the sport myself included

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you so much Mark! That means a lot 😁

[@thebaconarmycommander1756]

I normally dont play doubles, but these tips may come in handy when I play against my opponents in some friendly matches or against some doubles players. Thanks for another informative video 👍

[@fvgamechanger]

This is the first video on KZbin that correctly explains rotation. Well done

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha, thanks!

[@nigeldollentas]

Amazing video I’ve sent to several of my friends already! I felt I knew several of these rotations intuitively but as always you put words to my thoughts! Thanks always❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Nigel 😀😀

[@alanstewart3694]

Great video release today. This type of instruction is incredibly helpful, especially to intermediate players, who need to learn this to get to the next level, and a brilliant reinforcement to old singles players like me who always wander towards the middle of the court 🤣

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad it helped Alan 😀😀🏸🏸

[@marionkenneth628]

Very good.. all of these techniques are applicable to all levels of player

[@escapetothesky]

Thank you for these awesome videos. I am passionate about badminton, but never got training, and built up bad habits over the years that I am trying to change. These videos help or at least inspire me enough to try harder at getting better.

[@BadmintonInsight]

That’s amazing to hear, thanks! 😊

[@alexhalliwell6603]

Thank you guys I’ve been needing this one 💪

[@JoeRobb-i6v]

You mentioned in the video if you are at the back on offence you are also covering the mid court and if you have to take the shuttle below the net one option is to do a block to keep offence, if you do so, should you move in to rotate with the net player or move back again and resume being the rear court player, I keep being left in this situation where I start moving back, but my partner who was at the net also starts moving back, so we end up losing the point to a simple net shot from the opponents and am left wondering who should be covering where? Great video all the same.

[@BooNBoX]

this video has the most awesome tips for our doubles games!! couldn't come at the better time! Thanks Greg and Jenny~ :D

[@karunakarreddy.p]

Good, I am getting so many answers from ur channel

[@robertprice2911]

You've done an amazing job on your channel guys, it's unbelievably good, well done!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Robert 😀😀

[@aarrcchhiitt]

Thanks a ton.. Me and partner were playing good and hope this will help us more on court. Points like slow players should do what and how to reply with drive helped us a lot.

[@luukbosma4447]

Great video!! Quick question, Doesn’t everything here also applies in women’s doubles or are there things different?

[@BadmintonInsight]

Yes as we said it the video they all apply to womens doubles! 😀

[@paulelnas1997]

This video is a huge help for my tournament this coming december 10. Thank you for helping us.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Good luck Paul! 😀

[@paulelnas1997]

@@BadmintonInsight Omg Thank you so muchhh

[@Prabhakaran0016]

Contentful video. Lots of things to learn from this video. Superb.

[@tokyolofibread]

Great detailed explanation for men's doubles strategy. Love it.

[@aadeshpatil2331]

Thanks for this video.This video will help me too much in my tournament which is on 20th of December . THANK YOU

[@xerophyte2004]

Best video so far ☕👊

[@danielmccullough9230]

I've been needing this your the best ❤️

[@BadmintonInsight]

Hope it helps Daniel! 😀

[@nilaywaghode4131]

You guys are the best and you have helped me a lot Thank you for everything

[@jaysu6554]

very useful tip in doubles , rotate and communication with your partner is very important.

[@mohammedmujtabafatah1547]

Could you guys please make a video on what weight training should someone do for badminton and also how often should they do it

[@ajaye457]

Great video guys, this was a long awaited one!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks! Hope it was worth waiting for 😀

[@ajaye457]

Yes ofc, this little video series on doubles strategy has been great!

[@Stormy_RainMeowr]

for 2:16, I play at a queuing group, my partners are randomized, how do I know which are their strengths? Thank you! And another question, what if your partner doesn’t want to communicate with you for channel attacks? Thank you!

[@amykathrecha2686]

I really enjoyed your how to defend vídeo it really helped and I changed my technique thank you guys!

[@iodoethane]

Greg+Greg doubles is hilarious 😂 More please!

[@gokulraj3390]

Most needed video❤❤❤

[@ArifAtaullahBAzmi]

Yes finnaly this is what i lack of, really appreciate it , but it would be better if there is an advance version

[@i2Sekc4U]

might possibly be the best video yet

[@BadmintonInsight]

👀👀😄😄🏸🏸

[@ouyangzerg]

Great video as always, love you guys!

[@crazybeebob]

This is an amazing video. Love the advice and the clarity of it. Position is half of the points in my opinion. Gives you time to think, spot the gap or do a controlled shot. Funny with the twins, but who is that third person? Looks familiar. Bit of a weird feeling with that last "bye" 😆 but still love you 😜

[@abdulbari5745]

Your content is really top notch. I always learn something new from all of your videos. Thank you for helping us improve.

[@TheOdiumimmortalis]

these tactics and positioning videos are amazing. Love your content. Maybe you can do some followup with a few drills on how to train all those aspects you are mentioning!! that would help a lot. Thanks for your amazing work.

[@BadmintonInsight]

As we said at the end, we will do in the new year! 😀

[@Impulsage]

Thank you, thatt was very insightful! I always stayed in front, when my partner attacks. Now I know to help him out, if he full smashes from one corner of the court!

[@DARK-lw9sp]

This helps so much because we have an upcoming tournament on december 8 😭😭 thx alot

[@williamblakie4504]

Great vid guys!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@BadmintonInsight]

Glad you enjoyed it 😀😀

[@rb-ex]

this is an excellent overview that could easily run into a couple of hours or more if you cover nuance and details for me the engine of rotation is the rear player wants to focus explosively forward, and the front player is keeping a wide focus in situation 1, 'rear court player needs help', the main thing i am looking for is how well-situated my rear court partner is to handle a cross reply. main factors are how close to the tramline he is and his lateral momentum. for example, if he arrives at the left tramline under pressure, maybe i take half a step right and rearward to invite him forward if that's where he wants to go and also to signal i'm ready to take a cross reply. there is a lot of nuance to this but again, the principle is opening to him bring his energy forward and front player focused wide, cuz if you reverse that you have a guy standing at the net with nothing to do situation 2 is an extension of situation 1 because rear court player's position is a bit forward due to a short lift, so that's a good place to bring energy forward also, tip 2 is worth emphasizing. as i interpret it, it's taking the initiative without waiting to see what your opponents are going to do. for example, if you block and wait to see what will happen before moving forward, you've lost the initiative. you can be moving to the net even as you strike the shuttle and you can be at the net before the reply is struck. you see many examples of this in elite men's doubles, but a couple that come to mind would be the cunning lee yongdae and the whip-fast watanabe finally, the clip on tip 5, 'be adaptable', is a good demonstration of what happens when you dont follow tip 2. @12;52 shetty blocks and moves forward, but he is not entirely committed to the net. why? because he wants to see what chia does. chia sees shetty is hedging and pops it right over his head, and you can see rankireddy preparing to make an over-the-head reply but he gives it up when he sees shetty is doubling back. that is a bad situation and would have been avoided if shetty committed fully to the net, in which case rankireddy would have had an earlier and decisive signal to cover his partner's back. at this year's denmark open mathias boe coached shetty to come forward more decisively in another match against chia/soh but then shetty did this: kzbin.infoUgkx7oDlAT2F7hUUoO1EayVDJZUUkZ7SIN77

[@antonfinenko6238]

Excellent video! A lot of food for thought! Many thanks Jenny and Greg!

[@raghavagrawal2059]

YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST !!!

[@hard8core]

Great videos, some feedback - please slow down the example clips... a bit too fast for our slow brains

[@mhayes8444]

Yeah I agree. I think more videos breaking the subjects up into bite sizes (part 1, part 2 etc) rather than what feels like rushing through it all at overwhelming speed in one short video. Good work though, I like your channel but yep I think slow down on the speed you throw info at the screen. Thanks though guys

[@SURAJSHARMA-tz1os]

Well in the previous video you guys mentioned that you will make a video that as a community what we could do to grow badminton as a sport well one small suggestion is to organise more local tournaments as it almost almost impossible to find a tournament open for anyone who wish to play as in my personal opinion competitive badminton is extreme levels of entertainment as compared to playing in a garden

[@arjunadinata3159]

How to attack and Rotate -pemain belakang (pemain belakang menggunakan macam² pukulan, agar stamina stabil dan tidak mudah terbaca) (pemain belakang/menyerang tidak boleh lob) Smash full power (Bisa di arahin ke arah tramline/garis pinggir) (Arahin ke tengah) Tips pemain depan (Dengerin senar) "Jika dropshot atau senar ga keras, maka siap² ke depan" "Jika smash maka siap di tengah"

[@sashatmw]

Hi! I'd like to ask if you have a video on doubles service hand gesture/signals? I see players do that and I think it'll help me and my partner communicate and play better. Are there universal signals or do we have to come up with some ourselves?

[@adamhawker3614]

Another great video, and it packs in a lot of information, so definitely one to re-watch a few times to get the most out of.

[@Shadec1]

So I'm hitting the rim a lot. Most of my issues stem from a rim hit, what drills would help? I can practice in my home, i play in a small club

[@RaingamingOFFICIALYT]

I had a tournament thanks this help😊😊

[@jinkhazama82]

Thanks guys, pretty accurate information. Liked it.

[@eshasinghthapa8887]

🥺Please send a video on how to play forward in dobbles in badminton because I have to play forward and I don't know how l to defence the net smash because that is soo fast so please 🥺🥺

[@RobBoyle75]

Absolutely fanjubblytastic video, got a feeling I'll be rewatching this tons of times. Well done Greg and Jenny. ;)

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Rob! Yes it might take a few watches do digest everything 😀🏸

[@RobBoyle75]

@@BadmintonInsight perfect for my "doing the dishes" playlist. ;)

[@powderpofgirls]

Great video, just a question which I hope you can answer or maybe another video, how does these rotations situations apply in XD, especially in a flat lift situations for rotations 1 and for rotations 4 where there ae the situations where the guy ends up in front and attempts to kill? Thanks

[@MaxTalks]

Fantastic tips as always guys, gonna definitely use these!!!

[@cedricbaudin4160]

Awesome video!! Thank you so much for all these amazing advices since the creation of the channel 😁

[@TheDreamLeaf]

Omg this is amazing. What I've always wanted to know. Thank you! ❤

[@s3n199]

My smash and serves is alot better than before because i started to watch y'all

[@OjasvaSrivastava-j9h]

disclaimer : may be your opponent is also watching this video ...

[@sazidahmed3198]

😂😂😂

[@Pappapid]

Am having a turnamen tomorrow so i I found this vidio and it help a lot so if you want to play see this vidio Btw I play men's doubles

[@lukeblythman1893]

You’re great at Badminton but even better at seamless sponsorship mentions 😂

[@danryray4783]

This tutorial is amazingg..thanks a lot..

[@dumbtactics6011]

Can you make a racket review? Like unknown brands like ALP rackeg i just bought 1 it costs really cheap and it's 9U full carbon 35lbs max tension

[@thevoid77343]

this helps me alot😃

[@arizazlan2772]

I love your vids!!!

[@zmollon]

Thanks for the tips and thanks to surfshark for the support.

[@dariusking295]

Thanks again, another good video

[@gajalakshmi2467]

Please post strategy for single

[@Hatsnthat]

Very helpful video thank you

[@nicklol7878]

Can you make a video on coming back from a big injury please

[@YilinCui]

You guys should make a double game tactic series and sell it for money 😂. This maybe the best tutorial about double games I watch

[@ProjectInfinityALhdLmsAwH]

how can you increase your stroke speed in every shot and how can you increase your racket speed for Example how do i increase the speed of me bringing the racket from down in defensce to up quick for flat shot

[@sandiartosandiarto2081]

You guys is Amazing,Thank you for all your video and the analyses 🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@endgamep]

If the lift is short and the attacking player plays a straight drop instead of a smash (right handed from right side) does the same player follow up the drop and rotate, or should the front player stay in front. Its a tricky situation because we have to cover the left back court.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Firstly, you probably shouldn’t drop off a really short lift unless it’s a winner! But if you do it will depend where the net player is at the time of the drop, there is often no right or wrong answer!

[@xerophyte2004]

Hello guys,I'm a skinny guy and I'm struggling in generating power. Can you make a video on how to generate more power for different types of shots or from which part of our body does the power gets generated so that I can work on that.

[@fernank017]

Its more about your technique. Learn proper technique first and power will follow

[@AnsonChung-v6z]

I have a match tomorrow this I bet this is gonna make me win!

[@shanerpaderp4272]

Really great informative video, fries my brain so I have to watch it multiple times 😂

[@andreaspanz4581]

🤩😀 well... I really really enjoy your Videos a lot😃😆 makes me smile and thinking how to improve. Had a XD Tournament today and we were quite successful thanks to you as well...👍🏻🤝🏻 😀😁

[@yufeiye8285]

Great videos! Do you have any plans to explain WD strategies? I found content for women (WS, WD, XD) are very rare online.

[@isaganiolipas3941]

I see you guys are at NTU. Do you coach there?

[@Hatsnthat]

Could you guys maybe do a video on how to train at home. I don’t always have access to a court so I was wondering if you train at home as well

[@BadmintonInsight]

Check out the first 10 videos on our channel 😀

[@Hatsnthat]

@@BadmintonInsight ok thank you very much

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you for your comment! We have actually just released a video with some at home training ideas 😃😃

[@frandoangeles6991]

Thank you for this madaam and sir😊

[@homisu_]

Nice video guys❤

[@nicsvan1]

wow - now for WD variation and XD - fantastic

[@nicsvan1]

ah ha - you have for XD - really good

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha thanks!! 😀