What To Do When Your Opponent Returns Hard Into Your Backhand

In this video we share 3 tips to avoid the situation where your opponent keeps returning into your backhand corner in doubles! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️

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[daviddai]

As a student from china, i have to say your pronunciation is so wonderful for listening practice. And lots of thanks for everything i have learnt form your channel:) devoting all my coins to your videos on bilibili

[fan]

Watched your game with Zheng/Huang. The 1st game was so close that the final 1 point was just hard to convert. I saw you've tried to serve with various placements including some flick serves. The result was quite good. Great effect. Thanks for the videos as always.

[knoekus]

I don’t mind the shorter format! It’s nice and concise, great job!

[shanerpaderp]

This is such a helpful video, players love to target my backhand in matches. The service tips to help set up your partner is also very nice. Can’t wait to try it in my future games 😊

[ftheunstoppable]

this video completely changed my playstyle & I'm loving it.

[crowleydking]

My opponent plentifully returns serves on my backhand side... thank you for these tips!! I'm going to try all of them...

[Gurucharan-eypp]

Love your videos so much they explain complex steps in simple words. I have been playing this game for 2 years and you people are my role modals. I hope I get to play with you guys one day.Btw I live in India and a lots of love from India

[Maniacgamer]

thank you very much guys i lost many points just by this mistakes and now hopefully i am trying my best by watching this video and now i not making such mistakes 😃

[toara]

Waiting for the vlogs 😊 Good luck in the French Open!! Rooting for you Greg & Jenny

[ciaranallidine]

I usually try to stand up high because that's what good players tend to do, but if the midcourt isn't being played to by opponents at that level, I guess there isn't much point. Going to try move my starting position back and see how it works. Great vid!

[kurosakiichigo]

Thanks a ton for this video!!! This has been a problem for me since I started about a year ago. Now off to practice these points starting tomorrow !!! :)

[cedricbaudin]

That was a good one even if it was shorter 😃 serving tip will help a lot for my game as I didn’t realize it earlier and seems so obvious now …
Thx !!

[hruthindas]

Brilliant video. Love it, great videos again and again. Well done both.
I’d love a video on rear court footwork techniques or drills to improve rear court movement for doubles.

Thank you

[kkhchannel]

Reading yoyr opponent's receiving stand is the first thing our coach taught us in the adult class of my club!
It's very enlightening and feels great when you predicted exactly where the shuttle will go.
Tip 1 is the best illustration.
For us the amateur players, perhaps that's the most important skill to learn.

[sz]

Hi Greg an Jennie, please could you do a vid solely about tournament advice ie what to bring, match preparations etc, as I think it would be a great opportunity to learn from people as experienced as you guys! Thank you! and great vid!

[Naveed]

I really struggle with this so this video was insanely helpful for me. Thanks! ❤

[Probanda]

I see first time that a badminton pro player is getting this much views and I seriously love badminton and you too .make us teach tricks like this and very much love for you❤

[mahaaizat]

Oh my God... I played badminton last friday.. Having this issue... And u guys help me with all those tips... Thank you so muchh!!! Keep it comming

[threeqs]

Another very practical and insightful video. Thank you.

[annomanno]

This is the one most important video I needed and here it is, love you guys and stop losing