Honorable mention that Cai Yuns smashes here look about as powerful as the "hard hitters" now a days. Even if the numbers say otherwise, I'm basing it on the visuals. Fu Haifengs smashes were out of this world.
@@satriannasri7157 nope, the play style is completely different… minions don’t play a powerful game, they are more likely tactical and short rally player with very strong front court player…
Damn what a beast, i missed the old combination of Cai Yun-Fu Haifeng so much!! The duo is absolutely unstoppable together, I still cant forget epic the battle for the Olympic Gold Medal with another fantastic duo of Lee Yong Dae-Jung Jae Sung, it sill makes me orgasm up till now
You mean World Championships 2009 in Hyderabad? They never played Olympic final. It was Fu / Cai vs Setiawan and Kido in 2008, and vs BoMo in 2012. Fu played with Zhang Nan in 2012 vs Tan / Goh.
@@diegosavage93 yes the old measurement use bwf radar to detect speed...now they calculate distance shuttle travel/ time..btw kph and km/h is the same unit..
guru, u r fu haifeng fan? I know fu has been a heavy hitter in the past 10 years, don't know who else can do the same as him, do u have any hd 2006, 2007 fu's video? thx. jim
I have a weak smash. Anyone can return my smash with a high lift. This forces me to keep smashing and I get tired very fast. People can even return my "netkills" or some easy midcourt smashes. Do I need to go to the gym or improve my technique. I think sometimes I accidentally slice the shuttle. Also smash is not steep enough. How do I get the explosive sound of a smash? Sweet Spot? Thanks Natty
You must improve your technique first then just improve your strength because without good technique, the strength is useless. Remember technique first just come with strength.
If you have a good technique, you don't really need to smash too hardly with your arms. A powerful smash also comes from your stance, from feet, to your knee, waist, wrist, adjusting to your sweet-spot etc...Other than increasing the strength of your arms, you could also improve on the accuracy and trickery of your smashes to kill off your opponents.
Jung Jaesung. My fav. MD player of all time. 168cm of height doesnt stop him being the better bomber compared to 180cm LYD. His jump power along with M.Kido of Indonesia is unreal. The combination of flying mid air creating angle and super strength smashpower is a winner
anjoooo Well honestly he's right, just look at the korean pair jung jae sung and yong dae when they're playing against cai/fu, at least if fu smash succeeded it needs more than 1 2 3 or even 4 smash, unlike the denmark pair.
Malaysia's record cannot be compared with China's.Tan boon heong did in in a relax situation without the hindrance of the net,while Fu haifeng did in in a match where stress and pressure occurs.
@@marcosundah4698 if the 332km/h smash of Fu Haifeng in 2005 was measured by new technology, it would reach more than 500km/h. And never foget that in 2005, the racket is not as modern as ones nowadays. If Fu did that smash by Lining 900c or Astrox 88d,... Honestly, i can not imagine its power!
