badminton forehand

question 21 true or false? most forehand shots, shots from the backhand corner should be taken with the body and hip side-on to the shuttle for extra power. question 21 the answer is false when i have time i can turn it

but still i am not recommending turning too much that is possible but what happens if shuttle goes faster, flatter here ya like that yes

i try to turn my body i can't do it i loose it shuttle, loose balance if shuttle goes fast, my face, my chest my racket face should be facing the shuttle cock so that's the way i am ready to do that, do that, do that i cannot do like that too many players are following the theory without really checking if that theory really works in practical terms

so its first thinking to see many players do the way which is not happening in real badminton and then later they have to change their technique which they have be trying for years

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badminton backhand

what destroys your backhand clear (6) using too much thumb ok this one many players have wrong idea they think using thumb for backhand clear yes, but for backhand clear thumb is supporting thumb is not the main element to create the power watch this my thumb is there too many players are using thumb too much so shuttle is there they when they hit it they use their thumb to push it like this like that because of this it pushes the shuttle cock watch this please i am copying those players move back ok backhand i must use thumb so end of their thumb goes there like this because they belive thumb has to be used thumb has to push the shuttlecock so what happens ok shuttle is there they use thumb to push it push the backhand clear this should not be used the end thumb this area should not be used backhand clear this area has to be used there not there ok watch this here i hit if i take my if you look end thumb is not being used that's used not this i will show you the wrong way ...

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badminton racquets

hi, my name is john webb. i have been coachingfor badminton for over 15 years. i am going to share some tips on how to play badminton. on walking through the basic selection ofbuying a badminton racquet, what we look for, watch out for. we start playing badmintonafter we learnt up holding a racquet from the sports centre which will be very clunkybig chunk metal and probably very weighed down. so, let me walk through what is theimportant thing before buying a badminton racquet. most racquets now weigh between 75 and 95grams. germany made over carbonyl graphite for good torque in the racquet. some racquetsalso are wide bodied which acquisitions the air resistance which makes your shots a lotquicker. you also importantly want to be looking fortwo-piece or one piece racquet which means narrow big clunky metal join there, but thewhole flows through, one piece metal looks lighter. it has got a good strength and actuallyit has good connecting energies when you're hitting a shot quicke...

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