Play Better Badminton - Where to Return the Serve in Doubles - Coach Andy Chong

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Play Better Badminton
Coach Andy Chong has used his playing and coaching experiences to fine tune a program that can help badminton players to reach their full potential. In this comprehensive DVD, Andy takes his team through numerous skills and drills designed to develop the most important aspects of badminton. Among the topics covered are: equipment, warm ups, warm up strokes, the smash, net play, aggressive doubles drills and games, doubles formation, singles drills, smash accuracy drills, deceptive doubles service return, wall drills and more. This DVD is a must-have resource for every badminton coach and player. 66 minutes. 2019.
About the coach:
Andy Chong has been playing badminton since he was 11 years old. He has been representing Malaysian badminton since he was 16 years old. In 1983, he was named Malaysian Sportsman of the Year. For over 20 years, Andy won several badminton championships in Asia and throughout the world. He has previously been ranked #1 in the USA in both singles (1991-93) and mixed doubles (1991-2002).
Andy's coaching accomplishments are equally impressive. He has been the Club Professional in numerous top clubs throughout the world.
Chong is one of the few Level 4 High Performance Coaches in the United States. Andy was the USA Badminton National Coach of the Year twice, in 2009 and in 2011. He has led many US Teams in international tournaments. Andy Chong is currently the Owner/President of AC Academy (acacademybadminton.com) and Head Coach at Mill Works and Boston Badminton in Massachusetts.

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Playing for last ten years and stuck with number 9 only 🤪🤪😆😆

[@VishalKumar-rd3kz]

My thoughts exactly

[@waynetan4980]

most underrated video of all time

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Nice

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For real man

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You really display your emotional asshole side with this overrated comment

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[@ZapR21]

😂😂😂 This comment is so fun. This video is like the most basic of playing a double game.

[@zScrotumify]

Straight to the point, really dangerous serve returns. More of these direct short videos please! Love it

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the sound after hitting 🧡✨

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[@dhapanisa]

Good, short and Insightful video. Thank you very much coach Chong

[@naivedyakharya8645]

Straight to the point video ❤️❤️❤️ Love it🔥

[@adityakashyap9973]

I learned so much, thank you so much

[@7starbadmintonclubjallomor639]

Good, thanx sir about how to react a serve...... very well

[@kara6320]

so informative and kept it short and simple great video!

[@TanujRBVKumar]

Excellent tutorial

[@devarapallimanoj1030]

Excellent sir ❤️❤️

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Thanks Coach

[@nilkanthamunda8107]

Great tips

[@peachfreude]

Thank mr chong, i appreciate that the video is straight to the point

[@bastooopanooo2311]

wow that was one of the best... I will try these.

[@bluelightning9194]

Really learned alot

[@DipteshNaik]

Perfect

[@Kungdiang]

Short. Interesting. Straight to the point

[@glynhannaford7992]

Excellent video. Before this, I had not thought in terms of 8 attacking returns. I will do from now on!

[@Hemand_Salim]

Best video ever

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That's so good

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[@paroxysmal30]

Awesome... 2 min video, straight to the point... Loved it. Wish all the coaching videos were this short and straight to the point. Thank you!

[@premmishra6031]

Sir i want to ask a question is player in the court serve according to you are they fool they also learn these trick so can u tell me if player serve in third court what you will do in that case this service defence is according to uh

[@chitung2277]

This is good stuff. But it's all well and good except for when we get anxious about having to receive a flick serve, and we can't stay close to serve line or having to push forward towards the shuttle. If we wait (not move forward), the shuttle is too low by the time it arrives and that's why people are forced to lift coz it's difficult to push birdie flat cross the net. I guess the only professional and viable solution is to learn to stay at the serve and know how to quickly return a flick serve.

[@x520x1314x]

In pro play hardly anyone flicks because of how easily the pro can jump.backwards and insta smash it. I would suggest you practice sticking on the service line and imagine getting flicked and practice junping backwards. That would help u to counter any flicks. If u watch pro play. Everyone stands right up to the line and not afraid to be flicked

[@Mk-Amo]

Keep the same format for such videos. Short and to the point.👍👌👌

[@chitung2277]

There are so many finer details to these returns obviously not mentioned in the video.... oh well, will try them out over the next few months.

[@sportdvds]

Thank you for watching the video. This other video by Andy Chong goes into a few more details about returning the serve - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXmlhWd5aceGpMk

[@sobinafernandes5212]

1. He is left handed 2.If I would get that high shuttle I would tap it of flick it downwards 3.I do not play with a track pant Video was short and sweet That is good

[@geoffreycurrie9582]

Point 3. Me too

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[@apti_master]

Superb...

[@sayyedabdullah6030]

We do the number 9 always 😁

[@bhuvansanth6842]

s 😁😁😁

[@tharickak7358]

More

[@reoneka]

This is basic return of serve in doubles.. beginner should know this.. It will help the players to develop next strategy after the shot(predict the opponent next shot is much easier when u know where to return the serve)

[@donivpro9433]

Good info

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[@kavinrajt21]

Need video for right hand

[@aljpelayo2120]

Short. Direct to the point

[@suryaprasad4650]

Great video but I guess this is applicable only if the serve comes the way that is shown in the video

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[@yogendermeena6365]

Majja aagyi

[@VishalKumar-rd3kz]

I realised I am a master of 9

[@NICU.RNRM.CHAITANYA]

I want to know the best racket in this

[@sportdvds]

Andy Chong has used the Yonex Nanoray 700 and the Yonex Duora 10 with Nano99 strings at 27 lbs. Please watch Andy's video about Tips for Choosing Your Badminton Racquet - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXuxq3WIrZuDd6c

[@hrishik_kutty]

what if he serve back?

[@diyacherian8715]

You forgot number 10 into the net. Lol😂😂😂

[@zynaryzaidi7883]

I wonder how they play those lines

[@robgoodsight6216]

❤❤❤✌

[@rajivsarkar277]

It would be beeter If the video is shown in slow motion amd from little front .... the techniques are good

[@sportdvds]

Here is a link to a similar return of serve video that Andy made a few years ago to show another camera angle - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXmlhWd5aceGpMk

[@praba991ify]

I always do number 9

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[@liesjuliati6580]

No. 9 lifting high. No. 10 into the net No. 11 miss hit :)

[@lamnguyenphuc4338]

Only use with bad serve

[@bernandesdaniel]

He make it look so easy tho 😅

[@darshansm8674]

What if the serve back of you

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[@drbhaveshpatil8767]

All those likes for this video...are from those who love to return by no.9 [by default]😜

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Sir. Plz give me one bat

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[@akashsheik815]

His serve is so easy to do a gap shot

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[@mastersan6959]

It is for left handed players 😑

[@pelilin2519]

if you want to win double you need to attack. No way you can win by clear shot. unless your opponent is new to the game hahaha.

[@ishanbhardwaj9696]

Bad service

[@GamerKing-mv6uj]

Bad