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this is good practice to learn the first step one the starting step, this is good practice for the player aware of the importance of step one the starting step the person who is doing it must say 1, when he is doing the step one ok, so james, so you move when i told any where you do one and then stop ok 1 ok, so practice this one so without this one what happens move dont do one, no like this so he must do two step landing together 1 do again 1 ok, say one louder ok, next practice is one and then go and hit it ok, you must say 1 and then you have to go move ya, move little bit excellent, one more 1 and go, ok be 1 clear powerful go more 1 yes yup, well done one more

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number 3 point you are repeating, you are practising now when you are practising new technique, new logic because you can see the point, you believe in it then, remember you must practice those skills those logics, 100% in positive way you got to believe in it even 100 people told you that it is not true but it does not matter if you can see the point and if you believe in it, it does not matter for example, in the long days if some body told lots of people, human can go to the moon then every body think he is crazy, he is mad but there are some body who believed it and made it come true its same, it does not matter what other people think its you have the choice, watch this you have been practising net kill like that ya big swing like this without changing grip so you have been practising like that for 2 years and some how hit the shuttle cock quite often and some time you hit the shuttle cock out and then you see there is other way to do it you got to be change the grip and then...

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it's badminton world the show that bringsyou all things badminton from the four corners of the globe in the next 30 minutes we featureplayers who wish to earn their coaching badge once they escape from the glare of thespotlight, and a former world champion who has earned his badge plus the latest worldrankings and results only on badminton world a coach is the guiding light for anyathlete he or she is the tactician, mentor,confidante and organizer all rolled into one. in short a coach is the fountain ofknowledge. any athlete wouldn't want to squander the opportunity to have someone who had been in theirshoes to act as the teacher. it's no wonder that an actual stepfor shuttler to take when he or she calls it a day to become a coach. ...exemplified bythe likes of lee yongbo, park joo-bong, rexy mainaky, pullela gopichand, kenneth jonassen, misbun sidek, hendrawan and joko suprianto, just to name a few. earlier there was christian hadinata, han jian, yang yang, and chen ...

i'm going to talk about the backhand overheadshot in the game of badminton. the backhand overshot is made typically on your non-racquethand in the fore/back corner, so as with other shot one needs to move from the ready positionto your backhand corner of the court. from the ready position i will again shift my feetin order to go to the back end of the court, press on my racquet leg, shuffle, and at thelast minute turn, look at the shuttle, throw out my elbow, and rotate around the elbow.and as i make the shot again i press on my leg and open, and with my speed repositionmyself on the ready position. here it is again. some of the specifics of the shots are, ofcourse, to have a backhand grip on the racquet, again, with the thumb on the large flat sideof the racquet handle. once you're at the corner, and you have your foot down you won't,you again, don't want to block; you want to spring as much as possible, and you want tohit the shot as high as possible over your sho...

question 10 true or false? in singles, doubles and mixed a straight shot is often safer and more effective than a cross-court shot. question 10 the answer is true in singles, doubles and mixed doubles i am talking in general terms ok let's say in singles ok i am playing shuttle is there, i lift cross ok when i lift cross that is empty, if my opponent do straight smash i cannot take it as you see it i can't touch it but have a look what happens here one more if you do straight shot he has to change direction my shot is much shorter and faster giving less time to my opponent so straight shot is much more advanced

question 10 true or false? in singles, doubles and mixed a straight shot is often safer and more effective than a cross-court shot. question 10 the answer is true in singles, doubles and mixed doubles i am talking in general terms ok let's say in singles ok i am playing shuttle is there, i lift cross ok when i lift cross that is empty, if my opponent do straight smash i cannot take it as you see it i can't touch it but have a look what happens here one more if you do straight shot he has to change direction my shot is much shorter and faster giving less time to my opponent so straight shot is much more advanced

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different types of forehand net drop i would like to show you different kind of forehand net shots how many kind of net shots are there what to use, when normal net play for singles, doubles normal the net play you understood is here net ok hold net now this is normal nothing special that is net play, hair pin we call it now next one is you can use it for doubles because there are two, one is already at the net take racket please, let me have shuttles thank you ok if you do the normal net he can kill it normal net so because opponent is already there in doubles when you have to do the net play it has to be it has to be flat flat further play little bit more watch the shuttle fly here doubles net play try to kill it now, that's for double net play forehanded next one is singles singles its better to make the shuttle go steeper so make your opponent come deeper and limit what your opponent can do only another net, cross or lift options he has so this is singles net have a look...

ok, come ok now positioning, ok when you do low service, when you do flick service how you change your position ok now james, there i am ready to serve ya, there if i serve it short then i stand there and then you can do that ok, i am ready so james your timing must be the same ok, ready don't take it ok, service, ready ok, now flick i have to move back and then ready so, now from there to me is cross from there to you is straight shorter or faster, faster so you have to move backwards stop there i will come forward a little bit like this so, from there to me the distance is equal to you because of cross and straight if you stay closer, i have too much time and for you difficult ok, ready and then when i do ready, you do ready together ok, don't take ready ok, again with out shuttle cock flick back a little bit, ya one more yes, the other side ready, ya side by side, some player put right foot forward or left foot forward when i am serving so when i am serving you should...

question 15 true or false? at the net, the shuttle can be hit using just the fingers without the need for arm or wrist movement. question 15 the answer is true ok watch this backhand lift this is arm wrist together this is more wrist watch more advanced badminton no arm, no wrist the finger can be used watch this please it can be done in forehand too arm wrist wrist finger much sharper, much more deceptive

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basic positioning practice in doubles type - i ok i would like to show you the doubles positioning depending on the situation who goes where the players who are less than 1 year or 2 years of experience, they have no idea where to go who to take what so, this is good practice for your player to understand who goes where let's say ok side by side here i am the coach, you are here you will point one of them backwards then that person will go back so watch in doubles if you go go stay there so this is empty there fore his partner must come to the center important thing is before he hits his partner must be here already ok ready watch this yeah like this but quite often in real terms, when partner go this player instead of going forward and cover the court he just watch him ready go he will watch him and then he go, shuttle lands and he says, that's yours that's your side but that is not true because he can't come here after smash to take this one ok this is wrong ...

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i hope you find this video enjoyable and beneficial to your badminton in badminton i believe there are 5 most important principles i see this 5 principles as roots of badminton lets say if this racket is badminton tree i believe there are 5 roots any body can play badminton if they can understand this 5 roots, they will be able to understand the trunk of badminton, branches of badminton as well as the leaves of badminton so he can understand badminton as whole i saw many players and trainers they have no understanding of this 5 roots and they only see branches and leaves of badminton tree so when some thing is happening they cannot see the reasons for that they cannot explain why that happens because they have no idea of this roots if a player play badminton or trainer teach a player before that in my view they have to have the understanding of this 5 roots before they try to understand the footwork grip and technique this 5 roots are most important things to know to understand a...

what are mine? what draws my admiration? what is thatwhich gives me joy? guest: dames!guest 2: music! opera!booze! baseball! ( guests laugh and applaud ) a man... a man stands alone at a plate. this is the time for what?( guests murmur responses ) for individual achievement. ( guests murmur agreements ) there he stands alone. but in the field, what? part of a team. teamwork. teamwork.guests: teamwork. looks, throws, catches, hustles.part of one big team. bats himself the livelong day,babe ruth, ty cobb and so on. ( chuckling ) if his team don't field, what is he? nothing.guests: nothing. you follow me?( guests murmur agreements ) no one. sunny day, the standsare full of fans. what does he have to say? i'm going out therefor myself. but... i get nowhere unless the team wins. team!team. ( thud, fork drops ) guest:jesus christ! ( shocking, suspenseful theme plays )

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hello, i'm the dream team commentator, lee byeongjin. the korea-china joint project. the second is a badminton contest. i'm saying hello from where the court can be seen. let me introduce the other commentator. lee dongsoo. - hello. / - hello. you played against chinese players a lot, right? i sure did. do you have any memories? the current male doubles player, zhang jun. and gao ling, olympic medalist of mixed doubles. i played a lot against them. you coached the dream team a bit. yes. what do you think? i think the men's team will be alright because they have nichkhun. they're not as good at mixed doubles, but if they do their best, it should be an equal match. the historic korea-china joint project. let's start the badminton competition. hot passion! thrilling victory! korea-china dream team! (fans of both countries are cheering today) it's a badminton competition today, right? i think we should start with a hug. badminton is a game both countries were ...

i'm going to talk about the backhand overheadshot in the game of badminton. the backhand overshot is made typically on your non-racquethand in the fore/back corner, so as with other shot one needs to move from the ready positionto your backhand corner of the court. from the ready position i will again shift my feetin order to go to the back end of the court, press on my racquet leg, shuffle, and at thelast minute turn, look at the shuttle, throw out my elbow, and rotate around the elbow.and as i make the shot again i press on my leg and open, and with my speed repositionmyself on the ready position. here it is again. some of the specifics of the shots are, ofcourse, to have a backhand grip on the racquet, again, with the thumb on the large flat sideof the racquet handle. once you're at the corner, and you have your foot down you won't,you again, don't want to block; you want to spring as much as possible, and you want tohit the shot as high as possible over your sho...