How to Master the DECEPTIVE SERVE RETURN in Doubles Badminton; Grip, Strokes and Footwork!

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Badminton is a passion shared by many, which is why AL Liao Badminton Coaching brings you the techniques and tricks to master its art. Badminton serve techniques are the deciding factor when it comes to avoiding a shot that gives your opponent a chance to execute an attacking shot. There are specific rules that must be followed to pull off a perfect serve. In this video, we teach you how to master the deceptive serve return, which you’ll conveniently use to trick your opponent. Use these three-pointers to up your badminton game today. Laced with this essential information about badminton trick shots, your skills will improve noticeably, provided you practice. Keep practicing till you can call yourself the master of the deceptive serve! Follow our channel to learn more tips from a professional badminton player who’s dedicated his potential to empower millions of badminton lovers on the planet!
Do you want to learn DECEPTIVE SERVE RETURN and give your opponent a hard time to control the rallies? This video covers 3 different deceptive serve return.
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[@Impulsage]

Thank you, very nice information and editing, also good and important topic! Subscribed 😄

[@kara6320]

This video has such good points! thank you

[@fannylee2421]

So cool! It’s a great video. Very useful

[@crtw228]

Very informative video! Subscribed!

[@AthenaNikki]

Thank you AL, so happy to watch your first video, all details in this video is super helpful!!

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you ^^

[@piraka321]

I'll try this during my next game !

[@booapichart477]

Very good

[@ArrioChoi]

Very informative. Looking forward to watch more videos like this.

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you very much. Next Video will be on Wednesday

[@erictung]

I like the edits and details put in this video! Looking forward for more.

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you very much. Next Video will be on Wednesday

[@playgameandsports4523]

Thanks

[@abdulharis9390]

Excellent video- All the movements leading to the execution are clearly recorded ,easily enough for me to practice.

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you. Yeah, practice more and if you have more question then you can fill the form below we will have new video program to answer question that people are asking. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfojNnTQ9qLseK3WDOVrtIJmCprEASnPkhqIpfiMFUylbe_jg/viewform

[@donaldlaw]

Great tips! Thanks Al!

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you very much

[@56tof]

Great video! How about a video on how both partners should position themselves on the court when receiving a serve? I noticed in most international tournaments, that the other partner on the receiving team is positioned at the center of the court (not on the opposite box), while the one receiving the actual serve is near the net.

[@mikaelas6323]

Great editing and music! A lot of information in less than 5 mins! I'll try it!

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Mikaela S Thank you very much

[@sonickeung9559]

cant wait to try this out

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Test it out ^^

[@user-pr8in3hl4t]

Good😍😍😍

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you very much

[@kettaime5980]

Can you make the derail video tutorial about Tai Tzu Ying 6 type deception... im so curious about.. thanks before Liau

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Hey Kettai, will do in the future content

[@user-cu3bj8ip1u]

nice al

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Thank you very much

[@julianlookh]

This is because the server served to the T area. The best method is observed how your opponent stance, how he position himself can tell you clearly how is planning to return your serve. Except he is those pro players with very strong wrist control, only a strong wrist can play an effective trick shot or those pro players that position himself this way/direction but he hit and return the shuttle in an odd direction that will mess up your footwork. Want to be good in badminton, you have to practice everyday in footwork and all weight training specifically for badminton. No short cut, is all hard work because badminton is not a regular game, it is a very intensive sport.

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Correct Julian. No short cut. Have concept and need to practice. That is why I have created the Badmintonife triangle which is explain people how to practice more efficiency^^

[@codewarrior8426]

This is better than escanor + gowther combined

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Code Warrior thank you 👍

[@Impulsage]

Oh, btw, what to do if it's not to the T, but in the middle?

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Will have new program to help you soon ^^ Good question Thank you

[@umangplastik9288]

We're you deliberately use the left leg?

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Yes, but nothing wrong with right and left just the style play and the speed is different.

[@abdulharis9390]

I prefer short videos to lengthy ones.

[@salsaswing]

Nice but recorded too soft. Thanks!!

[@ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Marcus da Silva wow thank you feedback! We will adjust it next time! Wednesday new video coming up. Flick serve return! Make sure subscribe so you won’t miss it