Fu haifeng -The art of Smashing - Badminton Jump Smash 

Agreed

Elijah Ling-Koenig Tan Boong Heong never can 400kmph on court when he play

Dokter Nusantara He did at the 2017 Australian Superseries.

@@antiquark6594 Fu also did 409 kmh at 2015 so we can conclude that tan boon heong and FHF are legends

@@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!

@@manhbuiquang252 yes I completely agree, if you ask badminton players who has the most powerful smash, 80 percent will say FHF

Mario Gautama Fu Haifeng and Halim Haryanto Ho have absolutely terrifying smashes. Makes Goh V Shem's smashes seem like just above average.

Mario Gautama Fu Haifeng and Halim Haryanto Ho have absolutely terrifying smashes. Makes Goh V Shem's smashes seem like just above average.

Today playing style Fu Haifeng/Cai Yun replace by minions

Nah Minions can’t smash as fast as him, maybe you could compare Praveen Jordan?

@@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…

Reinier Mariscotes my smashes are faster than yours

Technique all the way, strength obviously helps but if you think about it the strongest man in the world wouldn't be able to do a smash at all

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.

Thanks everyone! I feel like technique is fine. I just need a finishing smash from mid court to get the point.

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.

Natty Bumpo Go and watch Coaching Badminton's Channel there you can see better Tutorials for power Smash

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.

ahmad faizal I believe that was the Sudirman Cup of 2006, my friend.

+David Wushuang Zhao I believe the Sudirman Cup only comes on odd numbered years. It was 2005.

Yes, sir, you are right! My mistake. It was indeed 2005...

If Fu Hai Feng smashed at you, your defence would be hopeless as well :P

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.

This is just compilation of fu haifeng best smash..if you watch whole game they can defend fu smash

Age never lies, same goes as Lin Dan. This last 3 years 2017 onwards, Lin Dan completely changed his playing style to defense and rarely attacks or executes a jump smash. And 2020, he retired

benneth salvador wow what a big pile of dung. I did many body shots no biggie

What's the problem? 180 miles per hour is about 289 km/h

In 2015, Fu did a 409km/h smash

Inna - 10 minutes (radio edit remix)

INNA - 10 minutes (Club Remix by Play and Win)

Robin Regi Thomas yes,only from international badminton

zainul hakim it’s measured differently now, before they used to use KPH and MPH but now they use km/h

@@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..

Dude, Fu haifeng holds the record for the fastest smash (325 Kmph i think) in International Competition, by which I mean in a real-time game situation and thats the Truth. Whereas the Malaysian (Tan Boon Heong) did in a YONEX smash testing lab ( 400 + Kmph ).

Kumar Guru I think the speed of a smash in a badminton game was calculated as the average tempo of the shuttle flying across the court (from one racquet to the ground of the other side) and among those, Fu's one was the fastest (332 kmph) whereas the speed of Tan's smash (495kmph) was calculated as the tempo of the shuttle right after leaving Tan's racquet. If Fu's smash was calculted like that way, the speed would definitely be over 500kmph or even nearly 600kmph. Furthermore, Tan's strongest smash ever recorded in a game could only reach over 280kmph as i remembered, but Fu did it over 290kmph very often. No doubt that there would be no second man like Fu (after he retires) can smash at over 300kmph.

Kumar Guru DUDE IT DOESNT COUNT UNLESS YOU HIT ONE IN A PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT .....................

sinh nhat No, it is not calculated as the average "tempo of the shuttle flying across the court", do you know what extraordinary machinery and math would be neccessary to calculate that? Nobody knows where the shuttle will go before they hit. They calculate the average speed for a very short distance right after the shuttle went off the racket.

lol you don't know anything my friend...