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Lessons on badminton (bulu tangkis, cầu lông, 羽毛球), including how to hit well, smash, serve, basic (backhand) skills, steps, etc. in Full Swing Badminton! 🤔
※ Coach Han usually uses a 3U, stiff racket, thin strings, and 30-32 LBS setting. Please note that we do not mention brands that are not related to Fullswing. ※

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[@HermanG83]

Thanks coach han for the spring analogy. Managed to increase my smash power by 40% today using your spring analogy. Best lesson so far

[@full-swing]

You’re welcome 😀

[@nguyenanghoang429]

Thank you coash Han very much!! great video with for sill jum smash!

[@full-swing]

you're welcome

[@YoutuberJadiJadian]

Very good lesson as always. Thank you coach

[@full-swing]

you're welcome :-)

[@rockino24]

One day when I visit Korea, I would surely love to have atleast 1 session with Coach!

[@full-swing]

Good Idea. Viewers from many countries have already visited. You are welcome, too.😀

[@Bulutangkis-id]

Inilah sebuah keindahan, Terima kasih banyak pelatih Han

[@full-swing]

😀

[@dungnguyenuc5246]

can you make video about how to sollve with opponent's clear ? thank you

[@atrax5978]

Très bonne vidéo merci 👍

[@full-swing]

😆👍

[@Badmin_seo]

오늘도 영상 잘 먹겠습니다~~😄

[@full-swing]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 냠냠😀

[@Evoskylution17]

We are fasting here (I'm in Malaysia). So we hold badminton activity for a month. dude I miss playjng badminton, I'm shaking my hand now. lol

[@full-swing]

I just know that meaning. Take care🙂

[@raushanfikri6554]

Play it after taraweh broo

[@VipinWilson-md2yn]

i am in DUBAI uae there is no problem here

[@kidsworld3583]

Yep bro .. but one hour i m played .. assalamu alaikum

[@dusk77]

wah this coach keep changing shoessss every video

[@full-swing]

haha... victor Shoes

[@Stefan-sp3jc]

Great video and explanation again on how a small thing can increase power a lot. But I do have a question: in the video you are mainly feeding to a fixed position. How to perform this when being pushed around a full court and being quite late/under pressure? Just lower the hitting point a bit because you need to compress and decompress?

[@full-swing]

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[@Stefan-sp3jc]

​@@full-swingI already had watched that video and rewatched it 3 times now, but I dont see what you mean. Maybe I have to fraise the question differently: You use the compression/decompression for extra power, but if you are under pressure pushed around the full court, you want to benefit from this. How to do this? Because compression/decompression takes time, while you have little?

[@nekomanma467]

@@Stefan-sp3jc In a game everything is dynamic, you can't always expect to be able to use a full-powered jump smash, sometimes you can only use a half-smash under pressure. Even with that said, if your problem is not being able to use it every time, maybe you should train your footwork around the court to position yourself better.

[@Stefan-sp3jc]

@@nekomanma467 Yes of course you are fully right on this. But that is where the question is based on: we are not world class players so we will be late for a shot eventually. Lets say we are under pressure and want to play a defensive (high) clear to gain some time and be in a better position for the next shot. You would like to get all the extra power you can to play it as high as possible (on the backline of course). Then you might want to use this compression/decompression, but this will also take time. Do you change your hitting point? Do you skip the compression/decompression? What to adapt in comparison with a perfect on time situation to still hit the best possible high clear when under pressure?

[@varunpratapsingh8405]

Thank you for the valuable teachings. One question! Who basically comments back and also maintains the channel? Is our respected coach Han or somebody else? please feel free to ignore if it's too personal, thanks again.

[@full-swing]

I'm PD Shin. If the question is about badminton, Coach Han will answer it and I will write a comment on his behalf. If it's a duplicate or different question, I will answer it.

[@varunpratapsingh8405]

Thank you PD shin🙏🏻

[@arunmishra007]

Which company racket you use ??

[@full-swing]

Victor

[@arunmishra007]

Please suggest best racket for beginners thanks.

[@full-swing]

Auraspeed 90F

[@snoozer4921]

What tenison would u recommend to a beginner to intermediate player?

[@full-swing]

adult men, 25~26lbs

[@snoozer4921]

@@full-swing thanks

[@amata5593]

This a new racket (victor thruster tty),Coach Han use.?

[@full-swing]

yes. that's good racket.

[@R6ex]

Will the 88D Game or 88D Pro give better performance for a low-intermediate doubles player like me?

[@full-swing]

Actually, I think the racket is hard to deal with. But more important than that is your taste. 😆

[@R6ex]

@@full-swing Thanks for the reply. I mean, although I've read that intermediate players should use GAME rackets instead of PRO rackets, I personally feel I play better with my stiff old Yonex Isometric 300 Tour head-light 2U racket than my mid-flex new Yonex Astrox Lite 27i head-heavy 5U racket. Basically feel like more accurate and can smash harder. That is why I don't know if I will play better with the 88D PRO than the 88D GAME racket, even though I'm just a low-intermediate player. Would like your thoughts on this. Thanks! 🙏🙏

[@full-swing]

Again, it entirely depends on your preference. Only Astrox PRO models are sold in Korea. So I didn't see the GAME, TOUR model.

[@R6ex]

@@full-swing Thank you! 🙏🙏

[@chaosengly5011]

I just play badminton for a year. I wondering When to increase the racket tension? Base on what? My usual tension is 26Lbs

[@full-swing]

Just do that🤔 Nobody can tell you about your feeling. You can make so many types setting. String, tension, rackets, grips… that’s different to each other

[@user-ip8qj8gl3k]

이렇게 가르쳐주는게 어디에도없던데 이건 일반레슨 아니죠??

[@full-swing]

공공체육관 일반레슨 맞습니다 :-)

[@user-ip8qj8gl3k]

@@full-swing 부럽네요 저리 가르쳐주는데 다니거싶네요 ㅠㅠ

[@full-swing]

감사합니다😀

[@mn_ch]

어디서 받을 수 있나요?

[@khangvuvan1275]

Like

[@full-swing]

thank u :-)