Learn The Jump OUT Smash - Step-By-Step Badminton Tutorial

[@ninomojo]

Hi! A suggestion: using video examples from elite matches is really great, but I feel we are missing something by not having you demonstrate and explain yourselves the way a private coach would a student. There are lots of details that you mention verbally but don’t really show how to put them together one by one. As an example of what I mean: when you say that all those small movements happen very fast one after another, you could demonstrate the individual parts: seeing a full shot, even in slow motion, can make it a bit difficult to understand everything that’s going on. Since it’s the two of you, you have one pretend to be a beginner for a moment and the other correct their form for example (“here Greg’s elbow is too low, let me push it up”, etc.). Not sure if that makes sense?

[@KirikaHiku]

I think this technique is not for beginer, you're at least 1 or 2 year-played and training, have solid basic techniques, then you can follow this video by yourself or helping from a coach or a better player near you.

[@zhenyuhuishan1655]

yeah your right, if it would be that way then the video is fit for beginners. Their videos are mostly focused for intermediate players. But a lot of beginners also watch their video. In a case, beginners should watch basic badminton rules/specifics/techniques and other stuff related to amateur badminton which their channel had posted. This video is specifically for intermediate players who can play out the shot. In any case, Before beginners watch this video. They should learn basic things such as rotations and positioning, this video is fit for me an intermediate player. But im not saying you are wrong tho, you are absolutely right in a way

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Romain! We'll keep this in mind for future videos 😃 We often rely on the audience being able to slow down the videos if they need to!

[@KY-xz9yb]

I know what you mean! Like the really nitty gritty details we dont pay enough attention to, unless Badminton Insight tells us to pay attention!

[@happywolfie1980]

Just seeing the many many short video snippets from actual matches illustrating each point you make tells us there's so much effort in producing each video! You guys are amazing and thanks once again for the weekly content!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the videos 😃

[@simonparker6398]

Love how much Greg enjoyed his own jump-out-smash-subscribe line 😂. You're killing it guys keep going! 🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha 😂 thanks Simon!

[@LopezJosephRainiel]

your videos have helped me a lot after not being able to play for 4 years due to an injury, planning to make a comeback this year and play on some small events first and climb my way back to a national level player

[@bangtanclocked9447]

Although it looks so hard to master , you guys have made it look so easy , I struggled it with the footwork so it has been a lot of help. Thanks for this 😁🚀

[@crazybeebob]

It works the best for me to jump the distance and not so much the height. It's meant to be used quickly (see first minutes in the video) to stay in front of the shuttle with a flat return. Train to jump the distance and keep your core and feet straight. Follow the shuttle with your feet, not your arms (don't bend your back). The height comes with lot's of strength training. Speed is key here. It's better to do a softer smash and stay in balance than do a hard one and not being able to keep playing because you got out of balance (see end of the video).

[@shanerpaderp4272]

Really great tutorial, the body movement to generate the power definitely is the trickiest part for me. It is definitely satisfying seeing you all perform this shot so effortlessly 🚀.

[@crazybeebob]

the power generating indeed makes it a more advanced shot. But being able to give a quick (sometimes slower) return is satisfying.

[@LionWarrior220]

Please make a video on shot placement. Where to place your smashes and drops and nets and clears. Thanks keep up the work

[@ajaye457]

🚀🚀🚀🚀 always love it when there’s bloopers hehe

[@CharviK-om1mm]

My wait of one whole week paid off! Thanks for this! I now feel mastering this smash is much easier! 🚀

[@Avexius]

🚀🚀🚀 It's crazy how world-class athletes like you guys and Zheng can turn their upper body/torso so much while jumping to the side.

[@argu2026]

Thank you so much, this video is amazing! You both are such phenomenal teachers. I have badminton trials for my school team in 2 weeks so this is really helpful!

[@Pakpakdol]

Thank you so much for the tutorial without this I won't be able to the this smashes thank you so much

[@Koozwad]

Another great video guys. I never really attempted jump smashes myself because I had trouble generating power. My regular standing smashes were always harder for some reason. By the way, can you guys do a video focusing on reducing/preventing knee problems? Several people I know are struggling with that. Seems to be a very common injury!

[@Fedibow]

Thanks Greg and Jenny for this amazing tutorial and those helpful tips ! By watching your video, I just figured out was my biggest flaw with this shot : I use to hit the shuttle to close to my body. I should try to hit it when its like 30cm away of my body and not when its above my shoulder. That way I should be able to hit the shuttle earlier and could rotate my torso better. 🚀🚀 See you next Sunday ! Cheers ❤️

[@No_idea294]

I AM FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOUR VIDEOS GREAT JOB KEEP IT UP🙏👍❤🙌

[@BadmintonInsight]

Haha too kind 😊

[@blankspacekillerplayz5104]

Thank you for the good videos. Even if I'm still 3 months with you. I'm still learning so thank you for making good content.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Ah that’s great to hear! Keep it up 😀

[@jackburtonstwin]

From Asian tour to jump out smash to mixed final at Nationals Nottingham. Busy few weeks! Looking forward to your tutorial on the stick smash. Great shot for quick and early interception in doubles.

[@mukkid6147]

Hi guys really elated to see you back home (Milton Keynes) and a very helpful video as well just what I wanted. 😀😀❤️

[@keithwilliams6460]

Just to say sorry for your loss in birmingham. We were there chearing you on. Kidney stones and all. Very best of luck for wedding and future matches

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Keith! Absolutely gutted 😢

[@chefpot8565]

Good thing I purchased your workout😊

[@creepsshakes2120]

More and more smash vids please 🚀

[@schlott1970]

Congrats on winning the nationals you two! Much respect

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks a lot Tom 😀😀

[@RickAstley-13]

CAN'T WAIT TO DO THAT SMASH!! 🏸🏸

[@strikefreedomzgmfx20a]

Definitely gonna follow all of this tips this week!!!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Good luck! 😀

[@MarvinSanchez-pj3rf]

You guys really are the best in delivering quality insightful content. Cheers from the Philippines

[@c0c0nutbeans]

I messed up this shot so much yesterday. Thank you for this tutorial !

[@samanyuchinthan3327]

Thanks a lot for this video Love ❤ from India

[@yashdeepratnam4793]

I am really very good at jump out smash but I sucks in round the head smash so pls make the video asap so that I improve my game . Thanks for these informative videos . I improve a lot after start watching your videos. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@lorcanzo2498]

Thank you both, I’ve been preparing for my u19 trials recently and I wanted to thank you both for all the videos

[@dariusking295]

Another outstanding video! Please consider doing one when shuttle pass us quickly, then, what’s the best shots to play in such a situation. Many thanks!

[@fredrik-c]

🚀 Great video as always, now it is time for practice! Also, I want to see a stick smash tutorial in the future! 🚀

[@Cardoasbo]

This is my favourite shot to play. Great work as always please keep them coming!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@mortenbbb]

Just another great video. I sav the first with hints on smash savings, and they were working 💪 - for the first time, I'm going to try suggesting a video with different tricks trickshoots? 👍

[@IgarashiDai]

Apparently I’ve been doing this without knowing what it is, but my recovery is usually terrible - now I know how I can work on that, thanks both! 😄 🚀

[@endless-3161]

Loving the bloopers.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks 😀😀

[@thetsan1750]

Thank you for your jump out smash tutorial! Will try out next time although it is the hardest of all. Anyway, good luck with National Badminton Championships! Wishing you for the first prize!

[@zmollon]

Looking forward to the next one. 🚀

[@violetta278]

I have badminton tournament tomorrow and ...I am not that much of a good player.. so i am binge watching your videos and practicing accordingly.. let's see if i can make it work.. i only have 1 day to improve myself... But i really can't let my team lose bcz of me..

[@johnbrylleboyles6042]

Love your videos! Watching from philippines!

[@timothykong2178]

Great tutorial. Thank you Greg and Jenny 😊🚀🚀🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

You’re very welcome Timothy! Glad you liked it 😀

[@stemmyy9950]

We need the stick smash! 🚀🚀🚀

[@hewusy]

Great stuff! Eager for next video for around the head side! 🎉

[@BadmintonInsight]

It’s coming on Sunday 😀

[@hewusy]

@@BadmintonInsight Fantastic!!

[@cheesecakenl1980]

🚀🚀 Great video again! Really like the bloopers at the end 😃

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks 😀😀

[@danielbell1820]

🚀🚀🚀 Another great tutorial, which helps me see what I need to work on (getting my elbow far enough back). Thank you both so much for your time and effort.

[@stickman210]

amazing video! This will certainly help lots of my friends and myself😀🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks! That’s great to hear 😀

[@marywilson9129]

Can you do a video please on a step by step forehand serves just like the backhand serve video. Has the rules changed re the 1.15m for backhand serve. Enjoying your excellent presentations. Martin

[@Kurimao0113]

Congrats on becoming the Mixed Doubles 2023 English National Badminton Champions!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks a lot 😀😀

[@Ankit_james......2004]

You both are doing great

[@aniqbal2711]

Please do a round the head shot video. Wud help a lot. Thanks. This was very helpful btw ❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

Already done on the channel, check it out 😜

[@marctang3802]

Thanks for the great video once again guys! 🚀

[@Serial_Lain]

I smashed that 🚀 for an overhead video. Thanks for your awesome videos ♥

[@streetninja23]

I would like to stress here on a GOOD / STABLE landing as it's really really easy to bust your ankle with all that sideways momentum.

[@ggowtham2429]

I was waiting for this video from long time

[@BadmintonInsight]

Hopefully it helps you and lives up to expectations 😀

[@sheelendrasharma6768]

Excellent China jump-out smash tutorial video, Greg and Jenny. Thanks a lot to both for making these tutorials for us by doing lots of hard work for the tutorials despite your busy schedule.🚀👌🏸

[@user-cx4mi1wl3z]

Thanks for your advices and good happy dynamic 🚀

[@damithpathirana7458]

That is a great technique. Thanks a lot for sharing these guys. You guys are a true inspiration for us to try these. Love from LK

[@Milem17]

I def need it 🚀🚀🚀

[@DaedricAgent]

Would love to see more left-handed demos of this. Though I appreciate most people are right-handed.

[@BadmintonInsight]

We showed a left handed demo at the start (as we are both left handed) and then also one of Fu HaiFeng. You’re right we mainly use right handed demos as over 90% of our audience are right handed!

[@kentllee]

Congratulations on your national championship win. Just watched the videos of the semis and final. Your play was a class above. If you can maintain your intensity 2023 might be a very successful one on the world stage

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks a lot, that’s very nice of you! We hope so 😊

[@tajularafat4970]

Hi guy..thanks for another great tutorial. The bloopers made me realised that it is not easy to produce these videos. I was wondering how long it took to produce these kind of videos..from the tutorial up to editing.

[@BadmintonInsight]

You’re welcome! Haha yes it takes some time - around 20 hours for this video

[@tajularafat4970]

@@BadmintonInsight That is a huge effort! Thanks.

[@JettroTjie]

Congrats on your achievement last night! And of course I'd like to see more of this 🚀🚀😊

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you so much 😃

[@kkhchannel4813]

🚀🚀🚀 love these more advanced techniques tutorials

[@ninadtg1144]

Badminton Insight, have you guys ever made a video on the world`s best players. If no, I would really like to see it. Thank you ,love you guys.

[@jzdaboss]

🚀 yes, would definitely want to see the tutorial for the other smashes mentioned in this vid! Thanks!

[@peterstriller6779]

Thanks for this video💪🔥👏👏🚀🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Welcome! Hope you enjoyed it! 😁

[@snubbtea]

I will try this in my next session. Love the bloopers at the end too >:) 🚀

[@thevoid77343]

Thank u for this tutorial! It helped me to play full courts better because i go to badminton class and i have some rivals now i can use this to maybe gain some more points (because they dont even know how to hold backhand grip but they still defeat me) ANYWAY GREAT TUTORIAL!!!

[@shoebbeawarwalaclass7649]

Great video 😉 BTW I was confused if china jump and jump out were the same So thanks for that

[@jupindersohal5713]

Nice explanation, Also upload videos regarding, How to improve reflexes in Badminton and reaction time.

[@richiero0o0]

I always find this easier round the head. I'm weird. 😁 P.S. Congrats on your win today! 👏💪🏆

[@alto7053]

Congrats on the Nationals XD title! 🚀Thanks as always for all the amazing videos 🙌

[@borisros4760]

Thank you very much!! Really helpful can’t wait ont the other video 🚀I really struggle with it

[@jade.biyokk]

This is the video i needed! I personally find it's tougher every time doing this in singles- potentially a mental block of not being able to get the next shot so most of the time i end up with a drop instead 🫠. Great video though! As always! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@everyeniw]

Very nice video. It breaks down all the large "steps" but like Romain G below has mentioned already. It needs more detail demonstration in the small steps. Like you said in the video, the small details are the difference in a great jump out smash vs an OK jump out smash.

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks for the feedback, which small details did you feel were missing?

[@everyeniw]

@@BadmintonInsight Time stamp 2:16 noted the right foot is pointing out to the right, not towards the net. This will get more stability and reduce the risk of injury when landed (like rolling your right ankle). Time stamp 3:34 do you point your feet forward to the net when weight lifting? I was told to point my feet like a "V". Maybe how to find or identify shoe that has a firmer abkle support. Time stamp 5:34 small movement. Too much follow through on a jump out smash will smash a shuttle into the net. Do you want to distinguish the difference between a jump out smash vs a jump out drive? I hope you understand what I am trying to explain.

[@martyngiles5163]

Great video guys 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Martyn 😀

[@DarrenSaw]

Great video as always, a few little details I don't think I was aware of. Big yes on the jump out to the backhand side. 🚀

[@jackford2640]

🚀 Thank you Badminton Insight team! ❤

[@BadmintonInsight]

You’re welcome Jack 😀

[@choymalijan9614]

congrats on the win!

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thank you 😆

[@arvine1309]

Best tutorial video for me. But sad to say, I cant play anymore cuz my racket is broken. I dont know when I can buy a new one. I guess I’m gonna stop playing for now 😢.

[@rhonaldmuldong6993]

🚀 thanks for the video! 👍👍👍

[@chetanghadge]

Thanks for this . Looking forward to other smash videos 🚀 🚀

[@dylanvang5939]

Great video as always! 🚀🚀🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Thanks Dylan 😀

[@asyrafbadminton6461]

Dis is just what i needed 🚀

[@franktanos2]

🚀🚀🚀 another awesome tutorial, always looking forward to them!

[@viettuanhoang1848]

Thank you for your videos, would you make a video analyze and tutorial the goh v shem jump smash

[@joshua17111]

Thanks for the video! 🚀

[@BadmintonInsight]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@harrylangton3206]

🚀🚀 Just a few days ago I was trying to figure out how to counter when people lift/clear to back left corner (I'm right handed), so that tutorial would be very welcome!

[@krishmba06]

Hi Both. This is really impressive. I improved my game a lot by following your tips. Thanks a mio for taking time out and helping fellow Badminton players like us. Your name will go in as one of the greatest in the badminton history. Thanks again. One question. I am 38 and lean. Can I start practising this jump smash. I always to play this but was afraid to try it so far. Any inputs will be much helpful.

[@taffychua9797]

🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 defilitely would love the stick smash and jump out (rth) tutotials!!

[@passbypromise]

This is so informative and clear. Thanks so much!! 🚀🚀🚀

[@shivamyadav01731]

great video 🚀🚀

[@lachainedubad7725]

Great video. Thanks.

[@ronaldoguevara905]

Great tutorial as always! 🚀

[@cedricbaudin4160]

Great tutorial 😁🚀

[@leontaing2484]

Hello I have a question/video idea, if I’m playing doubles and serving, how would I prepare for the return in the front court? I have trouble serving and then instantly ducking even if it’s a good serve. Legs preparation, racket preparation, facing which way, etc

[@chris99171]

Thank you! 🚀

[@MarvinSanchez-pj3rf]

I would love to know what you guys do when you don’t feel like training or what you guys do after having a bad training session/game.

[@ThetaWindfall]

Had a weird experience at badminton today - was really jittery whenever I was playing. Do you have any advice for controlling your mental and not getting into your head during games? Not really sure it'd be an interesting video, but as professional athletes id be interested in your perspective!

[@imfung2000]

🚀 thanks you for all these insightful video.

[@BadmintonInsight]

You’re welcome Ivan 😀

[@yoshi01_10]

thanks for the tutorial! just wanted to ask if there’s additional steps for when we want to smash it cross court. i always see players like lee chong wei doing it and it just seems really effective. anyways, amazing video!