5 Mistakes that are RUINING your BADMINTON SMASH

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there are some good points here, but i would say most beginners and intermediate players have two basic problems with their smash: 1) failure to move far enough behind the shuttle. this problem is due largely to laziness. you want to smash but you dont want to do the work required. that is just a bad attitude. fix your attitude and accept the work, and you'll see rapid improvement, 2) failure to generate power from legs pushing off floor. you covered this point in several ways but not quite explicitly enough. the lazy player always believes he can do things without deeply engaging his legs. this is what you always see in players below the advanced level. huge resistance to getting low and engaging the large muscles required to move explosively. smash power comes from your legs. there is an upward flow of energy that involves hip rotation, a preloaded, open chest and supinated arms, a swing that goes up high and has time to develop velocity, pronation (in both arms), and grip tightening at the instant of shuttle contact. handling all of this in a smooth continuous way is a fine art that cant be learned quickly, but none of it can happen if you dont begin with the foundation, which is at the floor. all your power comes from the floor. begin by getting into your legs and finding the power there

rb-ex

Dude's "wrong" smashes still look better than the best smash I can produce. What a life.

ezekielando

Came to improve my game, returned with a stab right in my heart!

kaushikgj

Thnku aylex sir, this tutorial got my mistakes just right. U replicated the wrong/right forms quite well(for me), i could visualise my long term errors.

assassinvishal

Great tutorial 👍🏻. Maybe do a tutorial of an overhead swing and explain more about swinging with shoulder against swinging with forearm, wrist and concise. Again, great video 👍🏻

tigrex

Thanks for your tutorial, other than that for beginners is to Smash until you get the feeling like whip the shuttle, let racket do the work until get the feeling your racket can't your power anymore. Time to change your racket from flexible to stiff, little by little, same with string tension. This will help a lot for improving smashing techniques.

ympogue

Thanks man. Seems helpful. Will try it out

perceptions

Video is amazing specially about balance while smashing…can you explain a bit about different jump smash ?

majicyoung

Thanks for tips man. I think i will can do it now

sonny

The video quality and advice is great!

garrichf

Can you please also mention the point where the full face of the racquet is not meeting the shuttle causing it to slice and thus reducing power and accuracy. And how to correct it. Thanks a lot for the amazing content.

AnkurVashishtha

I wanna see videos of picking the deceptive drops more effectively when I'm at standing / playing at the 3rd court.

jamesvatt

Many thanks buddy for this video. Earlier, when I finished an hour of badminton, my forearm would pain and people told me I was using the wrong technique. The correct technique is to use the shoulder more. So, is my techique correct then? Specially during back court play aside from smashing?

rockyboy