The “Stop Drop” at The Net (Badminton Deception)

[@soulman8948]

Brilliant video! Thank you 😊!

[@Basicfeather]

Thank you for watching ☺️

[@MrBadmintonFan]

I remember Lindan did this so often in his match, the key is always hold your racket high when approaching the net area to add deception

[@Basicfeather]

He is/was so good at this shot!

[@Joyddep]

Same thing came to my mind. Makes it look so cool.

[@jaideepsathe1334]

Very nice

[@Basicfeather]

❤️❤️❤️

[@muhammadsuleman-ok2yu]

Can you share your match video is it possible please

[@elmerihartelin]

Make more advanced tutorials!!

[@Basicfeather]

Like what? ☺️

[@VanshKumar-tf2hc]

Who is this coach

[@littleman787]

Might be worth renaming because "stop drop" is drop shot from rear, i.e. Watanabe signature

[@Basicfeather]

Thank you - It's always a bit tricky giving deceptions names but I totally get your point :) !

[@nathanyein]

the ultimate ankle break shot

[@Basicfeather]

Haha! You are a tough opponent in that case 😅😅

[@MSalarAyub]

Will be sending opponents the wrong way today انشاء اللہ

[@streetninja23]

At amateur level people are afraid of the net. Stop drop is way advanced shot.

[@Basicfeather]

It’s definitely not the first shot you use if you’re a beginner. This is inspiration and might be something you can practice in the silence and develop your technical skills ☺️

[@streetninja23]

@@Basicfeather ofcourse.. it was a good tutorial. My friend does something similar, instead he lifts it short every time and we just wait for it to smash. 😂

[@lordumas]

You must basic shots before you master deception shots. Stop drop is a somewhat easier deception. The next deception at that position would be a cross net deception which would be much harder.