Hi,Greg and Jenny i am 13 years old from Pakistan and very good at badminton i have also defeated U17 badminton player in finals.its just because of you guys.because your videos help me a lot to practice badminton at home.Thanks!🙏❤
Hi, i'm turning 15 and is self training to your videos at home! This was the most helpful since I don't really have anyone to play with at home. I hope to be as good as you two someday!!
Due to exams I couldnt go to my coaching court. This video actually helped me out. Weird.. *feels like you guys know where i am and when I have exams hmmm* edit: this a joke thank you for ur videos
Waking up to this is so surreal, this is literally what i was thinking about. I recently overcame two plagues, one was my exams the other was a sickness. This recovery will be fun, thank you!
Hello from the Philippines! I've been learning unique badminton moves for 4 years and I'm planning to pursue my badminton career for the future representing my country and show the world how worthy I am to be a badminton player. In the future, I wish to make it to the big leagues. Currently, I'm a freshman in college and I'll be in my second year by fall and I'm planning to join a badminton varsity team in college. I hope learning home routines like this will work.
i’m a filipino who’s training to be as good as i can be as well! i’m someone who watches bwf regularly and it’s my dream to, if not be there myself, then to watch my fellow fiipinos square up against the awesome line of international badminton players. it’d be awesome to have more filipinos be interested in watching and inspired to play badminton by seeing representatives from our nation regularly perform well in international tournaments i wish you well! keep training and improving, you can do it 💪💪
@@amyseee, unfortunately, not many Filipinos made it to the BWF. It's rare to see a Filipino in a BWF tournament and the Philippines doesn't have a single BWF tournament at all. Also, not a single Filipino badminton player qualifies the Olympics. I have a dream when it comes to my badminton career which is what I said before. Also, I wish to be in the BWF and someday, if I want to make history, I wish to be the first Filipino badminton player to qualify for the Olympics. Otherwise, any other Filipino can. If that dream didn't happen, I'll pass that dream to my future children if I raise a family and I'll raise my future children as a new generation of badminton players. My dream in my personal experience of badminton is to promote badminton in the Philippines, expand a number of Filipino badminton players who will make it to the big leagues, and make that country a 5th powerhouse of badminton in South East Asia (other than Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore). I'm proposing a very first BWF tournament in the Philippines and I don't have any other ideas to find. Also, when I do that, it has to be in Metro Manila, but I can't use Ninoy Aquino Stadium, SM MoA Arena, nor Araneta Colliseum for the first BWF tournament in the Philippines because I thought those venues don't meet the standards or their owners will reject the idea. My only option is to build a new venue for that tournament and I'll have to find some huge hectares of land to purchase and I'm thinking of somewhere in Bay City in Pasay or Parañaque.
Taking up badminton again after 15 years. This is the perfect video I was looking for as I have limited access to the badminton court and was thinking how could I increase my skills at home. Thanks for sharing these great ideas!
Due to my daily office, I am unable to visit the court on a continuous basis. You guyz don't have any idea that how much this will help people like me. Love from India. Love you guyz. Keep dropping videos like these like training from home. Wish u both all luck😍
I kept messing up my low serves at one session so i watched one of your vids on backhand low serves. I set up a racket on top of my sofa to create the net height and practised for an hr straight until i got it down. The next session i went to all my serves skimmed the net perfectly
Thank u soo much for this video. Due to a knee injury, i cant play for a month. i am missing the sport a lot. seeing this vid has given me a lot of confidence. now ive promised myself to return stronger
i just cant play on a court outside of my 1 hour classes so this video really helped me figure out how to practice at home i love your vids keep up the good work.
I recommend "Attack your Dreams" from Andri Ragettli. He is a professional free skier who had have a severe knee injury but didn't give up and came back to a 4th place in the olympics. He shows a lot of his mental work and tricks. (Unfortunately, the book is in German😊)
I got a whole program for injury prevention and mental-emotional realignment using specific bio-regenesis techniques. The program is receiving massive updates starting this summer after so many years of stagnation.. The approach is quite different from what the athletes think about because it address a more profound level of health and implies a disconnect from the competitive mindset. Everything that address the spiritual side of things is overlooked in western cultures but you can do so much once you get the knowledge back. When you reach retirement years you realize the game is meant to support healthy life-style not the other way around.. but it's hard to not get obsessed with the sport of badminton.
Could you please do a guide on what is the optimal grip size using like towel grip and what is the difference between a large grip and a small grip? I am clueless when it comes to this and it would really help me.
I definitely need to do more of that changing from forehand to backhand exercises. I figured that after more than 10 shots my handle of the racket loosens. I better do that everyday from now on. Great tips on this video!!! :D Thank you very much once again... :)
Another brilliant video! I especially like the net practice using a towel on a table - that's fantastic! I'm hopeless at judging how much pace to put on the shuttle when doing net shots, and either put it in the net or nice and high for my opponent to smash it at me! Right, where's my towel (I'm clearly not a guy who really knows where his towel is (Douglas Adams reference there!)? 🙂
Love the content and love you guys for making this available. I really need this one to pratise alone as cannot always find sb to play with. Big hug 🎉🎉🎉
love these types of videos guys! ever since i started watching you at the start of the year ive gotten so much better and improved so much thank you keep up the good work! ❤️
Hi I'm Shreya Halder. I am 14 years old . Thank you for your information. Can you help me? When I practice badminton 🏸 I play very well. But when I play matches I don't know why I get nervous can you help me or make a video about this.
Hi. My son is 12, and he and I both play club badminton. I used to get nervous in matches, but it got easier the more I played and improved. Try not to overthink anything, and don't dwell on mistakes would be my advice. Just focus on the next point every time.
Halo! As someone who has been playing badminton for 3 months and considers themselves as a net player in doubles what rackets would you recommend as i just cant find any good info online
I have another thing i like to do at home, I take like 10 to 12 shuttles, and try to throw them into the small space between my bed and wall, pretty fun to do, no clue what the use is.
Just broke a vase.. yeaaah but I hope this can help I will watch other videos of you guys. I'm improving and trying for years. And luckily I have time for badminton tho just need a court to practice in.(house is small sooooo)
Thankyou so much for this video... Will really try to implement this in my game ..... Also i have a request .. Can you do one video about 'Why Tai Tzu Ying is so good? ' just like you did for Viktor ❤
A year ago i had a badminton tournament even though I never touched the a badminton racket once, I came around this channel and watch some videos and it helped me so much that it made me 2nd place. (I am so grateful that i saw this channel when i needed it ❤)
It's mainly about money and public perception. In the UK, say "tennis" to someone and they think of a Wimbledon final. Say "badminton" and they think of a couple of young kids tapping a shuttle to each other. If only they saw Victor Axelson in action!
yes i think its and rich man game thnaku for motivating slum kids like me we play fottball thats why cheapest all will contribute to buy football but for badminton a lot of things
2:27 I have a question, why pro players do not tape their grip at the top? I saw some pro player's racket like that, doesn't that bother you guys when the extra material is just hanging out?
Sir I am playing badminton. For almost 6 months and I feel a difference in my playing and non playing hand.The muscle of my racquet arms eventually more in shape and seems to be more bigger than my non racquet arm so Is there any exercise I can do at home to make the non racquet arm balanced and in shape with the balanced once .
great video! But how many takes did it take for the perfect netshots at the beginning of the video? :D the net shot from greg got me like "yeah damn thats a nice shot". but jennys shot was just amazing how the shuttle sat on the net for a while :DD
greg and jenny i request you to come india and can you play with our academy players i think they can beat you ,if you are coming come vijayawada and ask vision badmiton academy it was best academy in india so i request you to come
