How To Defend A Powerful Smash In Badminton (6 Steps)

In this video we show you how to defend a powerful smash in badminton, breaking down the defence technique & tactics into 6 steps! Click to see more useful resources below ⬇️

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VIDEO OVERVIEW:
00:00 - How To Defend Powerful Smashes
00:16 - Step 1
1:41 - Step 2
2:53 - Step 3
4:43 - Step 4
6:42 - Step 5
8:10 - Step 6
8:50 - Final Tip

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[BadmintonInsight]

Having a good defence, and being able to defend powerful smashes is VERY important in badminton! So hopefully this video helps you master your defence 🏸💥 PS. We're not liable for any damage to your court or body (6:05) 🤣

[sadboi_bg.]

One of the best Badminton Channel out there. They explain these tips so well!! Hit me up if you guys are having a badminton camp!

[Slickcuber]

I was just being destroyed by smashes in training today😂, couldn't come at a better time

[randomdude]

I love this channel. I live in a small Indian city and doesn't have access to high level badminton coaching. This channel helps me a lot . You guys are doing a wonderful jobs giving this coaching tips to amateur badminton players like me all over the world. Thank you🎉

[Ivanthevodkaman]

You literally saved me a tournament today!! I ended up making it to finals! Respect and god bless you both

[chanplays]

I really needed this. It arrived just at the right time! You're surely a The Simpson's worker! You predict my thoughts too well and accurately😅 awesome video as always

[hypno]

Thank you for these videos! I was able to get into my college’s team and my first match is next week :)

[fionaho]

Your videos is super duper helpfull. I got a lot better in badminton just by watching your videos. Thank you so much for making this helpful videos❤❤❤

[aizatzain]

I watched you guys' videos on good defence, and I am greatly improved, especially with the tips about short swings. My friend wondered how I defend their powerful smash, haha.. won't tell them this secret. Yet, I am having another problem with defense which is I tend to lose the shuttle while moving backwards, this video might save me later. I will try to implement your advice on this.

[kevinzhu]

Thank you both, very helpful as usual, which breakdown the checkpoints for good defence and the idea of even pre and post defence. Cannot wait to try it out in tonight's game.

[dylanvang]

Great video as always! Quick question. What if the lift is played in the middle? Should the person who played the lift shift more towards the middle and cover the middle and their side? Leaving your partner to cover just their side? I find myself and my partner in that situation quite a bit and was hoping to get more insight on where we should be positioning.

[Squarabh]

Greg's acting skills are getting better day by day 0:44

[srkvasu]

What a detailed video. My son always follows your tips and tricks. We are in OXF and would like to join your training team U15! Thanks

[AmjedJaverDomasian]

You guys are amazing and one of my favorite sports related youtubers. You guys have helped me I prove another in badminton❤

[crowleydking]

Another great video from both you! :) :) :) I've been recommending your videos to the beginners of our club!! :) Also, can't wait for your collab with Linus :) :)

[lichbaw]

hi!
would you consider making more racquet reviews? it would be a great addition to the variety of your content and i enjoyed a bit of your racquet reviews. maybe you can?

[noobguytbh]

Thank you! I been improving watching your videos and fixing my mistake 😊😊

[shan-hcin]

Hey Greg and Jenny 👋
you guys are doing amazing amazing work .its really help us to improve our game.
i have one request to you.
please can you make a video about how to kill close drop shot or shuttle above the net without big swing to not touch net.
i always fear to kill the shuttle at net can you teach us some method to overcome this .

[ShamimU]

Very useful tips, especially the positioning of your feet. The other thing also helpful is not to lift the smash returns half court, as this would invite even more steeper and powerful smashes. Returning the smash like a drive so that the opponent does not have the opportunity to smash again.

[TayWeeLiangPcps]

Thank You so much!I have a friend who can do Jump Smashes extremely well and needed this, also can you make a video about timing all shots, like a video with how to do every shot that has time stamps, I know it’s a big request but please do it