Mistakes 95% Of Badminton Players Make (+ how to fix them!)

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@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Hope you enjoyed this video! Don't forget to get Surfshark VPN at surfshark.deals/badmintoninsight - and enter the promo code 'badmintoninsight' for 83% off and 3 extra months free! 🦈

@_lj3792 Год назад

Thank you @Badminton Insight ! for the video

@jlee8181 Год назад

Another great video. Here's another fundamental mistake in my opinion...Posture. I played badminton for 50 yrs and still am whacking the shuttles. Perhaps do a video on the importance of posture for beginners and even intermediate players... That is if you agree with me.

@MunnaAnsari-us1cq Год назад

I am started watching your channel from 4 weeks and your channel is best than other and the most important thing you are international badminton player and you helping beggners

@littleman787 Год назад

@@jlee8181 What does posture have to do with whacking?

@aishakhatri9189 Год назад

The effort that you guys put in filming and editing each one of your videos is just amazing. And that is exactly why your videos are so effective and insightful. Thanks guys

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Wow thank you so much Aisha, that means a lot 🤗

@ltousch Год назад

Guys, I love your content. At my very low level, all the advices you give resonate a lot to me. And since I'm watching your channel regularly and following most of your advices (well, the ones for beginners essentially), my game is improving so much. And I'm having more and more fun! So a big thank you for that.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

That is amazing to hear, and it's why we continue to make these videos every week 🤗🏸

@SteveLinGuitar Год назад

The concepts and values here apply 1000% to all other fields. As a professional musician, I spent many of my early years feeling the “suck” and doubling down on the fundamentals to improve my music game. As for badminton, it took me a while to find some friends at the badminton gym who wanted to drill instead of play. Now I have a small group of partners who look forward to our drills. And you can tell it’s slowly causing some others to be a little jealous-you can tell that they would like to drill as well. 😃

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

They sure do! Thanks for the great Insight Steve 😊 That’s great to hear, keep it up and no doubt you’ll keep improving 😀👏🏼🏸

@sijanjames5983 Год назад

Love from India 😍🥰

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

👋🏼😃

@sonuagarwal8087 Год назад

Mee too

@nareshpalsingh3975 Год назад

Me too

@devanshtripathi7234 Год назад

Me too

@artisticsadhilsoumil3797 Год назад

@arsingh8137 Год назад

We love you both as a couple, as a content creator and mainly as badminton players.. Thank you for creating such great videos.. and All the best for upcoming matches❣

@victorlaw1890 Год назад

How many players (especially still being active) able to use their own mistakes as negative examples? And show all their appreciations (not only respect) to their opponents? With your love an attitude to badminton, I have to say you two are the greatest players! I believe you two are getting into top 5 very soon, please keep up your positive energy, stay healthy and out of injuries! Looking forward to more of your great matches and the use your big wins to create many more great videos! Cheers!

@jaydanbaco3191 Год назад

Thank you for this! I played badminton when i was In grade 3, but since the pandemic, I only have recently played and practices, this helped me alot!

@Crash10101010 Год назад

These tips came at such a good time! I'm joining a tournament on Oct. 22nd and preparing to try out for my university in May 2023, so I'll make sure to take note of these! Badminton Insight never fails to deliver. P.S. the cardboard Jenny cutout caught me off guard 😂😂😂

@timmoore5835 Год назад

I play on the Masters circuit in the UK. I've literally just come to the same conclusion about prioritising enjoying the game over chasing points/results, and I'm playing some of the best badminton of my life. Love this channel!!!

@johnflavin1602 Год назад

Good point. I used to love playing when I first started but then as I found I wasn’t improving significantly I started to dislike playing.

@maysiphanh Год назад

You guys always seem to post up the right content that I need at the moment! I needed this. Lol

@HelloAfrica2 Год назад

Hey there, thanx for this video. You really hit the nail on the head! I can clearly see myself in some of those mistakes. One thing that is ever so important to mention: Getting the basics right and moving from there gets you much further than practicing some fancy shots you never get to use anyways b/c you lack the aforementioned.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Your welcome Christian! That is definitely the case yeah 😀

@Impulsage Год назад

Thank you! Really needed a reminder to identify the things that make up most of the points. And to play less games, practice more :D

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

You’re very welcome! Hope you can improve as a result 😀

@Wirakundesu Год назад

That sponsor slips in so smoothly... tricky! Love your videos!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha thanks 😀

@alto7053 Год назад

Love it! Thanks so much, you nailed some great truths once again. Loving all the brilliant detail in the editing 🤩

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks a lot Judith 😀🙌🏼

@Harshu-patel Год назад

Thanks for all the videos. U just tell us about 1 point in full description so that we can learn easily Thanks for making efforts for us . My best wishes for both of u . Love from INDIA

@ariathyf144 Год назад

Watching my own games over the pros really helped me for your point 2. By comparing their techniques to mine I discovered what I had to unlearn and relearn in my weakest shots.. and its hard to break the decade old habits. I would say with only average club time (4-5hours per week) you can only improve few areas during the season so it is best to focus on them consistently. My biggest mistakes and the most time consuming ones was to play only matches during free time instead of doing some drills. Focusing on winning instead of LEARNING is an universal flaw, in badminton this learning is however still an enjoyable process. For a long time I did not progressed, not bc I couldn't learn, but bc I was distracted from my long term goal and once I realized that things changed quickly. (improving faster than my mates that they took notice).

@Fedibow Год назад

Thanks Greg and Jenny ! Your videos always make my sundays better ! Your advices are always spot on, it's unbelivable ! See you next sunday ! Take care ❤️

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah that’s great to hear thanks a lot 😊 We’ll look forward to seeing you next Sunday!

@rajeshhedaoo4077 Год назад

It's a great video with so many actionable points. I am a regular viewer of your channel and so are my group mates.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks a lot! That’s great to hear 😀

@n0tzaamil974 Год назад

one time i had a doubles tourney i was so stressed thinking bout it all night that i lost in the second round

@Imperfectrun Год назад

Much agreed on the chasing glory part. I decided that the day I stop playing badminton is the day I stop smiling when playing badminton. I don't think I'll ever play badminton without a smile on my face though.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

That’s a great view to have 😊👍🏼

@ralph_janoras 19 дней назад

The way they slid that sponsorship was so smooth it makes pro badminton courts look rough

@uehavshie_podcast Год назад

Love what you're saying about "chasing glory" and focusing on enjoying the process. Cheers! \m/

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks 😊

@shanerpaderp4272 Год назад

Thoroughly enjoyed the video, the intro hit me on a spiritual level 🤣. I was also really surprised to see how much sleep affects your badminton performance.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha that was the aim 😜 Yes sleep is so important!!

@shukming3105 Год назад

You guys are fantastique! More and more players from my club are watching your channel now, and we all find what you share are extraordinary and helpful. Big thank you!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah thank you so much! That’s great to hear 😀 Which are your favourite videos?

@mikk01975 Год назад

Instead of VPN, the BWF could put up a subscription based site where there would be no geolocking, but people around the world could pay for something like 5-10 € per month to watch every game in the bigger tournaments. Everyone would win!

@juvsagias3337 Год назад

Thank you for the Video Coach Greg and Coach Jen. I always struggle on closing out games when me and my partner are ahead and yes the real reason why we play is because it is fun playing Badminton :)

@yoshi01_10 Год назад

great video! very true about the sleep part. i always play horribly when i do not get enough sleep. my legs always feel heavy and my shots are always sluggish on the days i don’t get sufficient sleep. thanks for the awesome content once again!

@TheHi-T Год назад

Great advice! My serve is one of my strengths. I'm constantly practicing. If I don't it will become average. Serves help set-up winning rallies. When I was a beginner, coach encouraged us to play additional sports (soccer; track, or cross country running). Why? For conditioning, team work, communication, & to take a break from badminton. He probably knew none of us had enough natural talent to make the national badminton team. He was correct! 😏 As a singles player, who also ran track, it definitely helped with my endurance on the court. Badminton training was still the hardest. Now that I play MD & XD at social clubs it is so much fun to play 2 against 1 when my partners' strings snap or they run off court. They mistakenly think I'm tired. Let's just say the longer the rally, the more of an advantage I get (our skills are equal).

@deltronenterprises1029 Год назад

Thank you guys your videos are amazing I have followed most of your advice and improved a lot in a month I hope i became the best player like u both are

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah thank you so much! That’s amazing to hear

@endless-3161 Год назад

As a starter player who doesn't sleep, have a proper diet and doesn't exercise. This video is a reminder for me. Thanks for this video!!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha hope it helps! Good luck 😀

@nayanmistry4641 Год назад

Yet another awesome video guys.. Certainly hit the nail on the head on many of the topics! Thanks 👍

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Nayan 🏸😄

@nayanmistry4641 Год назад

@@BadmintonInsight...no thank you guys for constantly putting out educational videos like this to highlight common mistakes that are often overlooked. 🙏🏼

@NishantGaba07 Год назад

4:48 straight up life advice!

@bajenkri8866 Год назад

Iam struggling with back hand.. And love you both for very important knowledge about badminton..

@BackToRootz Год назад

As with every video, I learn a lot from you. Thank you for your continued efforts and sharing of your expertise. Just from your video my son and I have improved our game significantly in a period of 6-8 months. Keep up the good work and best regards from Germany to you. Quality of the video: Good narration and easy to understand for non-native English speakers, and wonderful voices from both of you.

@fabricew3972 Год назад

Nothing like this is talked about on the internet but such practical advice that will help so many people improve their badminton! Bravo once again 👏🏼👏🏼

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Wow thank you so much Fabrice 🤗🏸

@andrewwong6500 Год назад

Hi remember last video where I commented about me being sick? Now I am feeling better and can go back to school and play badminton as well. Great video by the way, I need to improve on these!❤️

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah that's great to hear! And thanks, glad you enjoyed the video 🤗

@sumsumwong498 Год назад

@@BadmintonInsight Hi this is me again on a different account, I have 5 more tests until my break, thanks for all your support. Also, everyone, pls smash the subscribe button.

@cy7270 Год назад

Thanks for making these awesome videos and sharing your knowledge! Will definitely improve a lot just by watching your videos.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

You’re very welcome! That’s great to hear 😀🏸

@youngchristianboy Год назад

New to your channel and I start playing Badminton 1 week ago. Thank you

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

You’re welcome! Enjoy 😀

@RaviBhadauriaAdmec Год назад

very useful tips, i have never seen such insights over internet

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks! That's what we are aiming to provide 😃

@neerajkapoor1050 Год назад

sleep & nutrition are beneficial on improving the game - liked the facts/stats shared in the video...

@berlinjerijeri9813 Год назад

Love you guys.I swear this video is going to help many people's...💕💗💕🥰💕

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks! We hope so 😀

@chanslallen Год назад

This video points out the mistakes/misconception that we as an amateurish player most likely have. It is so practical and informative. Love it!!! Ps. "The curse of Mediocrity" XDDDD

@kalavallambhan9062 Год назад

You guys do what I want personally. Thank you

@proforce2k Год назад

Great video! Its like youve been watching me play 🤣

@IgarashiDai Год назад

Thanks so much for the advice in all your videos 😊 I’m recommending you guys to a lot of fellow players haha.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah thank you so much 🤗

@yasojshrifacts21 Год назад

Expecting for more videos in this content Thanks

@Eitoon Год назад

5:24 that got me laughing xD world class acting

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha 😂 Glad you enjoyed it! Was hard to take it seriously when filming!

@marcusianaviation9372 Год назад

Honestly your editing is so incredible! :D

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thank you so much!! 😄💻

@Shermerhorn Год назад

Hey badminton insight, love the video again very helpful for an intermediate player like me. Do you have any tips on how to receive a high serve (idk if there is a name to that) cus lately, I haven't been able to get back and I'm always doing an overhead which I'm not that good at it and usually costs me the point. Also, how do you do overhead drops, are u trying to like slice the shuttle or what?

@Reader-Felix Год назад

Hello!! Watching and learning every week from you in the Philippines!!

@lakshay-musicalscientist2144 Год назад

Holy shit ,you guys are underrated, your video quality is going up and up every week , today's video was amazing as well, BTW are we getting a new blog anytime soon👀

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah thank you so much ☺️🙏🏼 and maybeeeee 👀👀👀

@aidosbagotchayy4369 Год назад

The one that really hit me was the first and second one bc i only play match and don't actually train 😂 very helpful video (Beginner btw)

@nigeldollentas Год назад

I knew sleep was important but not THAT important. Only got 5 hours of sleep and noticed I was way winded playing doubles/singles against players that should've just been a warmup for me on a good day.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Yeah we agree - very eye opening statistics (or eye closing statistics 😂)

@longtianhao9799 Год назад

Love the revelation music deng deng deengggg ! hahaha 😆

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha!! 😂

@XIXXXIX1929 Год назад

Thanks both of you . Please keep pushing airbadminton to our world . ;XD

@abhijithsabu6460 Год назад

Great one guys. You have helped me a lot to improve the game.

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks! That’s great to hear 😀

@frostraider8280 Год назад

Amazing video, thank you for some of those tips. I guess I really was doing some things wrong. The Ryuga 2 just came out, can u guys do a review on it?

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks 😀 Glad you liked it! We’ll try and do a video on some rackets soon!

@gentlekef8653 Год назад

Another great video,I always look forward to them! But if I'm not mistaken you guys at some point during the video you said something allong the lines of if you don't know your strengths and weaknesses stick around and we'll show you, is that for another video?

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks 😀 We did mention it towards the end, it was in the section about watching yourself back! Hopefully other videos of ours will also help you with that though, including our how to analyse a match video!

@gentlekef8653 Год назад

@@BadmintonInsight Cheers for the response thanks take care!

@LucaKz Год назад

I make some of these mistakes and this video helped thx for telling us how to fix them!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Yay glad we could help! 😃🏸

@dennisang5608 Год назад

Truly great badminton insights. Thank you!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it Dennis! 😃

@navalsharma9691 Год назад

Hey!!! You both have helped me improve a lot...pls upload a BACKHAND SMASH tutorial.... i will be waiting for the video (from INDIA)

@syfaa2453 11 месяцев назад

so good advice,enjoy the game that,s the most important thing

@raymondc6249 Год назад

Brilliant and insightful... Thank you

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks a lot Raymond 😀 Glad you enjoyed it!

@watershadowdragon Год назад

Love from Australia ♥️♥️♥️ I would like see a video on how to learn from videos of pros playing eg what to look for when they are playing ( linking on from you guys mentioning not watching enough matches )

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks! We have actually made a video on this recently - how to analyse badminton matches! 😀

@RH-hz9ly Год назад

The transition to the sponsor is smooooootthhh 😆 Great video as always

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha thanks! 😆 It was a natural transition what can we say?! 😄

@arnavv_10 Год назад

Thanks guys for this video. The most important video for a advance player like me

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

You’re very welcome! That’s great to hear 😀

@xyzcv5 Год назад

The first mistake I think can get so much more complicated. It's not just moving forward when people are forced to hit the shuttle from an awkward angle, but also about how players need to know how to position themselves according to the situation in general. For example, where to stand when the netshot was very tight or when it was not. It's certainly not something that can be squeezed into a 10 min video, but I feel like the first mistake should be less about 'not moving forward' and more about 'positioning appropriately according to how well the last shot was played'. I feel like once players understand this concept it's like an 'aha' moment and even if they don't have a 1 hour video to explain it to them, they will pay more attention to the positioning of the pro players when they watch them. I think this is a good video, but I'm also worried that some players could oversimplify things like how this video presents the first mistake. Afterall, many coaches still make new players train by making them move to all 4 corners and the players are expected to return to the base after every single shot, but In a game this is not really how people play badminton.

@abdullahjamal5255 Год назад

This channel have helped me a lot! Tomorrow is my tournament so widh me luck😉

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Ah that’s great to hear! Good luck 😀

@kattelasaikrishna3891 Год назад

and please specify what time table u follow in the week to do different aspects of badminton training

@cassassinss Год назад

omg the PAPER CUT OUT OF JENNY AHH I LOVE IT

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

😆😂

@adityauprety8658 Год назад

Hey guys very informative and concise video but I want to ask that have you covered any mistake that all badminton players don’t make well i don’t see😂 I am just saying this video was too good for me

@chingkuoylee9927 Год назад

guys, I learned a lot from your content, so can I suggest you tell us some tips that could clear cross court consistently and strongly?

@mariasalvelillo2691 5 месяцев назад

I love your videos from Philippines

@asmy_yt8213 Год назад

These guys deserve million subscribers

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha thanks! That would be awesome 😮

@swadeshmondal417 Год назад

Love u both....love from India❤️❤️

@HaBizzSizzo Год назад

Yah I will implement this in my gameplay thanks!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

You're welcome! Good luck with it 😃

@darkgelagaming3005 Год назад

Hello badminton insight, you have helped me improve my game a lot but i would like to do a recommendation please can you make a video on how to deal with nerves and be relax rather than being tense in a match if you can then i will be very grateful thanks 😊

@millionpassions227 Год назад

To save time, you can watch matches at 2x or 3x speed

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

It's hard to keep up with what is happening then though 😅

@millionpassions227 Год назад

@@BadmintonInsight ya true so I usually resort to 1.5x speed but it's still useful😁

@MrToast1eYT Год назад

I would also love to see more match videos👍👍

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Unfortunately due to copyright we can't do these on RU-vid, but we do them monthly for our Patreon community 🤗 - www.patreon.com/badmintoninsight

@badmintonpemulabangkok Год назад

Thank you mba'e Dan mas 'e

@redfox12341 Год назад

I think tactical plays is another often neglected aspect of the game. Simply playing certain shots in certain situations would win u many more points without needing technical improvement! It would also be great if you can put up more videos on tactics too :D

@laktho Год назад

Commentatoress Gillian put it quite right: Keep up your court awareness to know where to place you next shot - aggressive or defensive alike - and get you opponent moving as much as possible .. In pro-Sessions it's increases the chances of a mishit of your opponent In intermediate-sessions you can even score points Beeing the best table tennis player on a badminton court it makes my intermediate sessions pure fun for me :)

@-rajeshKumar-zt4mk Год назад

❤️ 😍 enjoyed your videos just like the game

@buffalobadminton Год назад

Good stuff as usual !!😊

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks Daniel! 😀

@vinaykumarmagal2608 Год назад

Great one love from India

@drhirenapatel Год назад

Can u teach us ...how to kill returns of low serve in doubles(club level player)

@kattelasaikrishna3891 Год назад

in next video can you please say how many days in a week we should do fitness, on court sessions and all other required

@karol6322 Год назад

Where is this Holiday place? Looks warm.

@DarrenSaw Год назад

Another great video! 100% of players will find something here they can improve!

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Thanks Darren! We certainly hope so 😃

@denn_al Год назад

Not cheesy at all! Good advise my guys..👍

@BadmintonInsight Год назад

Haha thanks! 😀

@AVitalGlow 3 месяца назад

im not really chasing world ranking, but i want to get too 10 in my country❤, i have sometimes problems with ego, but i still make ao much progress, today i learned how to really play backhand, because of training, ❤🎉

@makapaka2516 Год назад

Can you make a video on how to improve our singles gameplay it would really help for an upcoming tournament😁😁

@leonguyen1288 Год назад

I would say a big one is during matches gripping the racket to hard or being to stiff on the court especially when attacking

@SubToMasterShefu 6 месяцев назад

Love from philipinos😊

@cozmikw Год назад

Thanks for another great video Jenny & Greg 👍🏾 A friend that I play Badminton with tends to video our games, but he doesn’t share every video. So then added to your comment should be make your own copy of your games. When I do receive a video of one of my games I look at it some much anyone around me gets fed up. 😵‍💫 Also with videos of you you get to see your improvements. I’ve got this funky ballerina backhand thing that I do that really bugs me. It actually looks quite cute but I don’t wanna be cute I wanna be affective! 🤔