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

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[aishakhatri]

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

[ltousch]

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.

[SteveLinGuitar]

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. 😃

[arsingh]

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❣

[victorlaw]

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!

[jaydanbaco]

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!

[HelloAfrica]

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.

[ariathyf]

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]

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 ❤️

[Crash]

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 😂😂😂

[Impulsage]

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

[Harshu-patel]

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

[alto]

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

[timmoore]

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!!!

[maysiphanh]

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

[uehavshie_podcast]

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

[juvsagias]

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 :)

[rajeshhedaoo]

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

[shukming]

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!

[yoshi_]

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!