I played badminton for 10 years without any training.Serving and defending should not be the problems to me, smashing need more energy and the most important is the footstep, my friend said how can I play without training before, I said I played for so many years and because I love badminton. What I want to say is first you must interesting in badminton so that you can play well and don't give up.
My mom said I need Badminton she forced me to join, because if I denied it she will get mad at me and slap me or evem worse, she said joining these will make my grades higher, and forced me to watch this video....
I’m a 100% total beginner at this, I played it in school about 20 years ago but nothing serious. My Mrs wants to start this, so ordered the rackets and shuttlecocks, will be taking this up soon as they arrive. Since I suggested it, got loads of family and friends who want to start it Aswel. as I am a total beginner I don’t understand the rules and techniques so educating myself:) don’t want to show myself up
How was the experience? I'll be playing this game for the first time with my friends who are pretty good at it. Playing a new sport as an adult seems very anxiety inducing lol
How has it been going? Are you still playing? I'm going today for the first time also in 20 years. Decided to join a leisure centre where I can book out courts so will try it today with my partner.
Can you tell me some tips because I'm at home and I can't go to Badminton meetings, groups.. but I have a competition which I have to win in 1,5 months😭 what can i do
@@ragh9014 hmmmm if you have a garden with enough room (and no wind) you could try and hit up and then smash? Or if you have something around net hight you could practice net serve. Sorry that's all I've got because I've not been practicing even before lockdown becuase of injuries. But hope that helped
Bro I'm literally watching this because I have a test in badmington soon and I'm not even worried to fail I'm literally dragging my partner down because I'm so bad I'm trying😂
I have literally never played badminton and I decided to join my school representative team... wish me luck edit: I was actually pretty good, better than some of those who have played before, and there was no tryouts because not many people joined haha so yea :) second edit: I'm doing well now, still playing badminton for school and was going to play against another school but because of the pandemic it was cancelled :( edit: it's been 2 years, I started playing badminton at the end of 2022, but i got a coach. am progressing pretty well, i made it on the school team this year and won most of my matches.
My teacher actually wrote my name in the badminton players list for our school competition even though she knows that I can't play any sports, that's why I'm here to learn the basics hehe
I told my friends that i know how to play badminton but actually i used to play it 3 years ago. Now they called me for a match and i am not prepared. Thanks for this video. I really don't wanna embarrass myself there
Badminton in PE tomorrow, though I doubt we’ll be playing - we’ll be learning these with no shuttlecock I think so I figured I should get a head start. Then I’ll at least know some of it in theory.
It's a great and very informative video, I'm right handed but due to an injury I've to play with my left hand and I was having difficulties with the serving and your tips helped me a lot.
literally only have 30 min experience of badminton and now i have to verse a team from another school in a few hours XD doing some last minute prep, cheers for the vid
My friends told me to get badminton for playing in playground. My dad gave it to me but i didn't know how to play. I decided to learn from youtube and this showed up Very very thankfull to this video because of the techniques they showed really helped me to get better
To be honest all that is important is your grip and your footwork. For reference, the grip is like what he said and there's basically no other grips. As for footwork, you need to unlock your knees, don't stand straight up with your knees locked, just like in boxing. No matter how you stand and what your position is, you should be able to move at all side without compensation for speed.
This is so helpful! I just bought a racket and 6 birdies and my friends keep destroying me!😅 This really helped me alot getting better and knowing what to practice. Very simple and informative video! Well done.
Before i know how to play specially to serve but after a year i didn't play badminton anymore so that when the first time again i played i can't serve shuttlecock correctly i always hit it on the feather ..😭but this video helps me a lot this 😊thanks😍
I’m really good at overhand, but my teacher told me I can’t do that...I don’t know how to serve it underhand, that’s so hard for me, my arm just always keep straight af!
I started playing badminton a week ago and ive made a lot of progress but I still have a lot to do if I wanna keep playing thank you for making this vid it has really helped me
I really like badminton and has played (not training tho) with my sister in our backyard for several years so naturally i’m pretty good. So when I found out we were going to have Badminton this week in P.E i got so exited because I can finally show them something I’m actually good at and I go in a different school now and is not really THAT good at sports but just enough to get a C. So I just thought that maybe I should watch some badminton videos to really show them what I’m made of....and cuz it’s fun...mainly cuz it’s fun
oh thanks dude i can now have great online badminton teaching session because i am going to show them your video to them i am sure they will learn something new with this video
Well, I’m watching this because I really wanna start playing badminton lol. If our school ever happen to host an inter-school contest, I’ll be ready to participate
Useful tutorial thank you for uploading this video... We hope we can learn more useful techniques more from you, can I become an international shuttler and my age is 24.
このビデオのおかげで、友達や家族ともっと上手に遊ぶことができます。これはバドミントンありがとうのとても良い教え方です。badminton is very fun. 😁😁☺🙂☺😴 これは初心者にバドミントンを教える非常に特別な方法です。私が最初に始めたとき、私は全くの初心者でしたが、今では練習した後、私はそうかもしれないことを学びました。このスポーツはとても楽しくて素晴らしいです。:-)
you can also learn a smash. All you do is try to get your opponent to hit up at a high angle. Once there bend your knees to position yourself. When the shuttlecock is in reach you extend your hand and knees up above you. and use your wrist to hit up to down. It takes practice and it only works if prepared correctly at a close enough angle but holy makeral if you land it the shuttlecock will be WAY to fast and low for them to hit it. If they do hit it, it would probably be going up in the air again, ready for another smash, where they cant be prepared, go too low and hit the net, right over the net into the no ballie zome, or right over the net where you can go hit it right over the net where they will be in a state of recovering for you to hit it again.
I am honing my badminton skills little by little with your videos. Now I will also review my video. like homework🤣🤣🤣. Thanks.🥰 - from your student in Korea -
We have a sports competition and I joined the badminton but I have no idea what to do cuz I thought they will teach me but not 😢 so thx for the video this really helps me
My dad and I play this game everyday. Usually I got better and better and started beating my dad. Because of raining we couldn't play and now we again started playing it I am having an awesome experience :)
I used to play for my county when I was a teenager, my only sports glory being a 3rd place medal in a competition in 2001. I recently got back into playing and I want to improve. I'm fine with all of this, I just prefer holding the racket right at the bottom because I learned to play squash and racketball first, it's kinda hard to change the way you're comfortable with a racket. You also get more reach. I'm also kinda, larger shall we say, than the traditional badminton player. I'm 6'2" and about 230 lbs, a muscular 230lbs, but I'm agile for a big man. I can cover the court in 2 strides in any direction. It's also called a shuttlecock, not a birdy.
Oh my goddddddddd. Such an informative video. Thank you so much. I'm a total pro now. This is what happens when Elon Musk teaches you the various different aspects of badminton.
