The Perfect On-Court Warm Up For Badminton Players! 

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Hey Greg and Jenny, can you make a video about controlling nerves before a game? I feel like this is a thing many players struggle with, however theres not a lot of videos covering this topic, and personally it’s a big deal for me and a lot of players as you play a lot worse under pressure. Thanks!

Well this is a video I didn’t know I need but is very useful! An underrated part of the game for sure. Great video guys

Big thumbs up for the Patreon group, the meet up yesterday was fantastic! Keep up the good work guys

Yes mate!!!! This is the perfect video to show people why we need to do this instead of directly jumping into a match. Love the details on the whats and whys of things. As always, quality content you guys!🙏🏻

Great content, always find your videos useful!

Great video!😊 I wait for your every video on sundays!

Great to see some guidance on a proper knock up and why.

😱😱OMG You're soooooo fast!!💪🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Sooo important this!! Really does make a massive difference.

Great video! Love your videos!

Thanks 😍

Your videos are really entertaining and usefull, love you guys

Love it! 😍 Thanks alot!

i think it was winston churchill who said, the british and the americans are two peoples divided by a common language. i thought i was familiar with most british/american vocabulary differences. (i apologize if you're not allowed to say 'churchill' on youtube-- was his statue removed?). but i thought i'd tell you guys, this is my first experience with 'knock up', which in america means, unambiguously: to get a girl pregnant. now that i think about it, god only knows what a girl in UK will say to me if i ask if she wants to 'warm up'. great channel. cheers!

Great video guys, thanks! The video I really needed, as knock ups are what I mentioned on the giveaway video :)

Hii, if you are following any weekly gym routines or workout routines please make a video on that.. Big fan of both ❤, learnt from every video and helped in improving my game

great vid thank you guys 🏸

Great warm up tips. I think most players tend to do the exercises while standing in the same general spot on court when they really should be moving around and making micro adjustments. Anyways, I've got another video idea for you that i hope you two can go in depth on. Now, we all practice the six diagonal corners of footwork. It is ingrained in players to follow up on their shots taking the shortest path. However, there are a lot of shots players will do to throw their opponents off. For example, from a rear court corner, you do a cross drop. Naturally you will cover the full diagonal, passing the center of the court to cover the possible straight net shot by the opponent as that is the shortest straight line. But a lot of opponents will do a cross net shot as a reverse psychology mechanism or to add additional footwork to you. So, then the line to cover the reply is not 45 degrees from your corner, but more like 30 degrees of the diagonal. The distance to cover is actually less! If you as a player know the opponent's tendencies, couldn't you take advantage of this shot being played by the opponent, and take a shorter line to the shuttle? On the opposite end of the equation, similarly, the cross net shot used by the opponent gets used SO OFTEN, that it almost loses its effectiveness. I think I see a lot of players do this almost robotically because they've been trained to do it so often. Would it not be better to use this shot sparingly, or do a longer hold and actually watch their opponents' footwork before doing the cross net shot? The fact that it is done without regard actually helps slower/tired players coming from the corner because they haven't yet traveled the full 45 degree diagonal and now only see their trajectory reduced to the 30 degree diagonal (thus helping them out). Thoughts on this? Would be interested to see if you two can incorporate this and other shots into a game psychology video in the future.

Another great video!!

Love your vids.

Thank you for provide this knowledge 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏

You are the great inspiration for me sir/mam and I want to learn from you and may be I day I will join you

Thanks for the tips.

Thank u mam and sir i get to learn a lot from u

Keep it up guyz ❤️❤️ We support you love from india 🇮🇳❤️

Thank you sir

Hey greg and jenny, i was wondering, on my last match, i was exhausted and my opponent kept giving me clears, and kept returning my smashes, how do i turn the tide around? Thx a bunch

That transition 😎

Go to bed at 5 am? Nah a new badminton insight video just came out gotta watch that first!

Enjoyed

What a transition 1:16

How do you recommend junior players find tournaments and matches to play who want to improve, and aspire to be as good as you two?

that transition

Can do a video about net block

Great Video as always, are you two playing in the world championchip?

Welcome back Rexy mainaky to Malaysia

Great 🙏🔥 ,but any type of work-out also before going into a match , mobility and stability??

Hey, thanks for this amazing video! I bought victor thruster bxr after watching one of your video from TRME SPORTS. I found bxr extremely good 👍and really match with my playing style. Im looking for another good racket like bxr for heavy hitting. If you kindly tell me the name of the rackets you used in this video, it will be really helpful. One more thing can you also mention the grip name which jenny used on her victor racket, so that I can order exactly the same one from TRME SPORTS. Thank you so much stay safe x

Absolutely perfect knock-up

Can you upload some doubles footwork routines? Without shuttles. Sometimes it happens that I am alone on court and want to practice doubles related footwork. But only know routines of singles (6 corners 10 times each etc etc)

Beautifulllll

First. Luv u guys❤️

Once again here to watch love u guyssss💕🏸💓 can u please tell about the footwork training at home...

Super 👍

What is the type of grip (material on the handle)..I know it was a towel grip but..can u tell me what is it exactly..if possible link the product..😊😊..thanks

Which is the best model in muscle power series.

any tips for mental pressure? i always feel nervous when playing at a new club

Can you do a warm-up or things that can make you calm and relax when playing? It's a big deal for me because I easily get nervous when I am playing in the tournament together with the skillful players. :(

Good advice. I am always mortified when I see players, even experienced players, take to the court and immediately start whacking high clears at each other with no prior warm-up. I coached players, as a basic rule, to warm-up from the net moving backward toward the rear court with the serve and return saved til last (as this they wanted fresh when the game starts).

Nice

What racket are you guys using right now ? The head shape looks smaller.

Warm up is really important in every match

Great guys 🇮🇳😍🎖🙏✨🔥

I quit using the term "knock-up" when I moved from the UK to North America as it has a completely different meaning over here.

i would like to see you two playing singles against each other like if you want

pre-TOURNAMENT Prep

NGL when i read the title, I thought it was referring the shuttle knock up before the match starts to determine who serves in a social setting... kinda troll but nevertheless an interesting video idea. Little did I know what I consider a warm is also called a knock up..

I had to look up what knock up means 😄

Hi from India

Damn didnt know yall had a guiness world record

Greg looks like Maguire ... Lol 😂

The reason I clicked was because I was wondering what the heck a "knock up" was. We call that a warm up where I'm from.

Can you please name you racket and how much lbs

indeed,jane is really beautiful in this video.

Still waiting for your friendly match 😜

These are exactly the same drill we do before a match .

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And today I also learnt it's called 'knock up' in English

could you send me a badminton racket please im a poor uni student:)

First

guys why arent you in world championships?

Hahaha, is "knock up" British English? I've never heard that phrase in badminton before!

Instruction unclear, now my girlfriend is pregnant

i thought this was going to be a video on how to get pregnant

Great!!! Thanks for the knock up tips!!! 🏸