How To Return The Flat Drive Serve In Badminton - A Complete Tutorial!

In this tutorial we teach you how to effectively return the flat, drive serve so that you never get caught out with it again! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️

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[BadmintonInsight]

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[nutube]

Woh! That around-the-back shot was lit.

[obohp]

I appreciate you guys doing what you do for growing badminton. In the US, it’s not so popular statewide. However, as influencers such as yourself grow bigger I hope it will gain traction. Appreciate all your tips and guides keep up the great work!

[sahilsingh]

Really great concept video. The best part about you guys is that you addressing really untouched tricks aur shots. I have been searching for this for a long time and I don't know you have noticed it or not but it's the only guide on returning drive serve on youtube.. that's just amazing... All the best guys, great going.

[DharmendraKumar-yoji]

I continuously practice this service, after watching your video, and now I am feeling better..🙏🙏

[chetansinghmusic]

thankyou so much for making such good videos with genuine knowledge, I'm struggling with holding racket with proper badminton grip, I have already watched your badminton racket grip videos, if possible, please make a video about how you change your racket grip during a match, if possible record yourself and explain that this moment I have used this grip for this particular shot and so on...

lots of love from India, thankyou!

[jackburtonstwin]

A very timely video. As you indicate, changes in the service laws and the ever-increasing power of modern rackets are allowing the server to achieve greater levels of variation without committing a service fault. I love whipping a drive serve down the centre line of the court when the receiver is positioned close to the centre line. It just ties them up in knots when the shuttle passed close to their body line and they have left themselves no space to work the racket in with the added benefit that, even if they do manage to block it, you have a pretty good idea where the shuttle is coming back to and can pounce on that crucial "third shot".

[sudarshanalwara]

Flick and drive serves always ends up with a conflict! 😂 I have always been tucked - its fault🤣
Anyway - with this counter being ready for the drive serve - how can one get ready to rally further to take control after returning the drive? Countering the return 😄

I do drive serve a bit - i have it as a variation in the serves. usually don’t get successful returns but there are some who have good hand eye coordination who does massive returns. The only choice to get the rally going is to let the partner take the 3rd shot. Is there any other option? Will be difficult to control soon after the serve isn’t it?

[RussyBoyTV]

back into lockdown.. but cant wait to try everything I've learnt after it ends!
Good stuff once again guys!

[justinejiew]

Thanks for the pointers. They are punchy and precise. Keep up the good work 👍.

[tomgravett]

Really useful - thanks again guys 👍 back on court tomorrow after nearly a 5-month break - can't wait, and can't wait to put your many super-clear and super-helpful tips into practice 😊

[architkachoria]

Great video. All the points were covered very nicely

[MrBarryallstar]

I BOUGHT NEW RACKET THANKS FOR YOUR TIPS !! AND TECHNIQUE AND STYLE LOVING YOUR CHANNEL PLEASE UPLOAD MORE!!

[aboss]

gonna have to learn these kinds of return shots before getting out of lockdown. thanks guys

[jorgehumbertocanojuarez]

thanks for the recommendations they are an excellent aid for the training of doubles and mixed players

[muhammedashik]

Thank you very much! Very good explanation and clarity. I smashed the subscriber button as soon I saw your 1st video. Great going :)

[b.b.wijaya]

Would you make a tutorial for deceptive cut smash? It is still difficult to control my hitting power, it turned out an easy target instead of deceptive.

[azhagumuneeswaran]

உங்கள் வீடியோக்கள் எனக்கு எப்போதும் உதவியாக இருக்கும், , நன்றி(your videos always helpful to me thank u)

[threlyfreek]

Great video, very much needed! Thank you guys :)

[joshuakentvismanos]

Thanks to your vlog I can apply your ideas.