Understand and Use Lin Dan's footwork to simply walk against the opponent

[@ato6723]

Could you please explain what neutral shot is it like clear, slice shot ?

[@badmintonjournal]

@@ato6723 any stroke which does not let opponent any get chance to attack or counter attack or even create dangerous angles. Most effective neutral shot from rear court is straight overhead half smash with touch of slice ..99% of bwf players use this Neutral stroke from front court is keeping the shuttle at middle of court to avoid exposing your corners to the opponent

[@yeuwarrobotsgamming]

Really grateful to the creator of this video, such useful information Love from Vietnam❤

[@badmintonjournal]

Thank you so much!! I hope you've subscribed New video coming today

[@robeldam]

Excellent video! Learned something valuable again!

[@badmintonjournal]

@@robeldam I really hope you did!!

[@TuanNguyen-qz9cu]

i'm from VietNam, your videos teach me a lot

[@badmintonjournal]

Glad you like them!

[@AbcO-i9u]

Wow this really deserves million views really great tips !!! brilliant work 👏

[@badmintonjournal]

@@AbcO-i9u then what are you waiting for!! Share it to all the badminton friends and family and ask them to subscribe

[@badmintonjournal]

@@AbcO-i9u thanks for the motivating words..new video coming tonight or tomorrow

[@nitayjain7730]

Rlly great advice bro. Keep up the hardwork.

[@badmintonjournal]

@@nitayjain7730 thanks I hope what I wanted to explain has been understood through this video

[@AngkanaPhaopha]

Half smash like lin dan would take our games to a next level, it's a very effective shots, build rallies, win points, change pace etc. TUTORIAL PLEASEEEE

[@badmintonjournal]

@@AngkanaPhaopha Man I did try to create one tutorial recently, But I'm not satisfied with it So I'll be making one more!

[@kd-qn9dj]

you are making every video of the knowledge😮 i have gained by playing & watching badminton over the decade .... keep it up bro👏 lin dan was successful executing it because of the clear shots that he would play from the back court from behind his head (that used to bail him out whenever he was in trouble) which were a direct product of the way he used to smash from behind his head meaning he had great control over the shuttle way past his body combining with cross drops lin dan started using this technique around 2010s ,but in his younger days he used to smash from the box also , he was carefree and full of energy , stamina like a robot he is the only player that used this footwork and never smash from the box unless it was very necessary , also chen long also followed this way to never smash from inside the box but otherwise his feets were in the box constantly

[@badmintonjournal]

Glad you loved it! Since you mentioned it I've been playing and watching and note making badminton for over one and half decade haha.. and every bit of it I'll teach and educate to the world

[@badmintonjournal]

@@kd-qn9dj bro I'm glad there's someone other than me who has observed these small details.. :D

[@vinaypunia492]

Very good analysis and good advice 😊

[@badmintonjournal]

Thank you 😇

[@nitayjain7730]

Eagerly waiting for the part 2🥰

[@badmintonjournal]

@@nitayjain7730 yess coming sooon

[@mikemike3992]

Great tutorial

[@badmintonjournal]

Glad you think so!

[@nitayjain7730]

yeyeyeyyeyeyyy my fav dude just dropped yet another bangerrr!!

[@badmintonjournal]

@@nitayjain7730 arigato!!

[@makhenry3735]

very good video!!!!!!!!!!!!1 support!!!!!!!1

[@badmintonjournal]

@@makhenry3735 ARIGATO! THANKS A LOT

[@badmintonjournal]

Lets hope this video gets 5k+ views !! And teaches something new to people

[@badmintonjournal]

Thanks Shubham! I will keep posting awesome videos ssooon!! to avoid copyright issues i will be using less clips from bwf, and create my own clips

[@badmintonjournal]

​@@ShubhamsinghAtwal Also listen there's no such thing as big youtubers.. they are good at editing and talking. Even international coaches won't know such valuable information, these techniques are to be developed by individuals with high iq for themselves..or China help them develop it..

[@badmintonjournal]

Thanks man I've always loved being a coach of players ​@@ShubhamsinghAtwal

[@Zupicc]

Give Us Another Video About: How to hit Overhead Half Smash Straight And Cross Both And Also Strategy Please

[@badmintonjournal]

@@Zupicc yes over head half smash incoming!! Cross half smash as well

[@WaleedArif-s9x]

Bro you are simply great and where from you

[@badmintonjournal]

I appreciate your praise! Arigato

[@fegetables]

Footwork of Li Hyun Il is better than Lin Dan's... It is said by Lin Dan's coach..

[@badmintonjournal]

@@fegetables the reason why Lin dan hates Chinese coaches is because they are too much robotic, they don't like change WhereAs Lin Dan adds his own character style and unpredictability in his each point, Compare two player's titles and achievements.. you'll know who's better! So It's not about who has better footwork It's about who can use it to their advantage to get more titles Lin Dan retired earlier than LHI only because he couldn't participate in olympics otherwise he would've outgrown LHI in terms of longevity of playing in circuit

[@ZavianN11]

Wasn’t lin dan type 1 for a good portion of his career or no?

[@badmintonjournal]

@@ZavianN11 yes Until 2009-10

[@Patron130]

Half smash tutorial, never really learned it lol. Everytime I do neutral body half smash they just block it aside with a steep angle and I cant chase it hahaha.

[@badmintonjournal]

Same thing used to happen to me hahaha..we all need to learn it properly

[@rudrarastogi4846]

Good video bhai❤

[@badmintonjournal]

Thanks

[@RizkyMaulanaNugraha]

you simply can't do this if you are short. you have to run all the time.

[@badmintonjournal]

I am 5 ft 5 and I do it perfectly, Lin Dan is Hardly 5ft 6(and half) and he invented it, If you are tall then you should not use this footwork as you'll have bigger steps, what a bad logic

[@RizkyMaulanaNugraha]

​@@badmintonjournal Not a bad logic, just personal experience. LD were around 178cm, I could understand if this is feasible for him. I'm around 165cm/5ft 5, assuming my opponent has good control, I need extra 1.5 steps to copy this at the same rally pace. For short person, you can't copy this verbatim. You need to cover the same distance as LD walking pace, means my step frequency has to be higher rather than longer stride. Key focus of LD's footwork is not in the "walking" part, but the shorter stride length that reduces lunges but relying more on core stability when stepping to the shuttle -> more effective split step to change direction when needed.

[@vitlinh]

​@@badmintonjournal he is correct, not only disadvantage in step length but also hitting point, you have to jump (a little bit) to get the same hitting point as LD if you're only 165cm. So not only run but also jump, those take more effort to reach the same pace.

[@badmintonjournal]

@@vitlinh I'm 166 and I do it fine. Those , not willing to do it will never do. Ofcourse we're not Lin Dan but my point here is to not go way beyond the backline

[@badmintonjournal]

@@RizkyMaulanaNugraha I'll upload a video of myself doing it and drills to make it better.. and as I said in video . If you must go then go and hit a neutral stroke

[@nitayjain7730]

2:47 sure bro a tutorial would be handy. Also tutorial for the fast slice drop...

[@badmintonjournal]

@@nitayjain7730 done👍👍

[@badmintonjournal]

done, check it out