Backhand Clear Drill - Badminton Lessons and Tips from Coach Efendi Wijaya (Subtitle Indonesia)

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Badminton Skills, Drills and Training Tips (106 Minutes) (2020)
Join coach Efendi Wijaya as he covers the Skills Drills and Training Tips that you will need to improve your badminton game and help you dominate your opponent. Among the topics covered are: footwork, defense and body coordination, attacking and counter attacking tips, how to develop speed and power, details of essential shots, singles and doubles drills and much more. This video is an excellent training resource for any serious badminton player or coach.

About the coach:
Efendi Wijaya is a professional badminton coach with over 17 years of International Coaching Experience (Canada, Indonesia, and Singapore). He has been the coach in numerous World Badminton Events, including the World Championships, World Junior Championships, Youth Olympics and Pan-American Games. Efendi was the Badminton Canada Coach of the Year in 2017. He currently coaches at the E Badminton Training Centre in Markham, ON, Canada.

[chim]

I've been playing badminton for many years. This is the only coach who can actually make people understand how to hit backhand. Excellent job!!

[ryckarn]

Finally! Someone who are able to explain in an easy way exactely how that shot should be performed. Thanks a lot

[pelilin]

Since a kid i learn badminton myself. Met a coach that cant play just have spare time and taught me dirty badminton. My technique are all mess up then i met national level coach and everything was a mess. Especially my backhand. This video taught me things i never heard about backhand it is sad really. I learned badminton with proper coach only for short time and i have learned badminton by myself for 20 years. The only thing that is good with me is only my experience and forehand. My backhand was so bad i often hurt my elbow. Now i am thankful for this video coach i can fix my backhand. Thank you. T_T.

Edit: something is not mentioned here and i have experienced tennis elbow because of wrong backhand technique for a long time. Never snap your elbow!! Dont make it too straight to do backhand. Slight bend when doing it will save your elbow.

[neothaka]

excellent video. Backhand clears are one of the hardest things to teach. I've spent 3 sessions on this, and still can't get it down. It's really 99% technique and timing, 1% power

[kamranahmad]

I have been trying to practice back hand for many years... now you make it crystal clear. Thank you.

[fabs]

In my opinion, the back hand clear is the most difficult shot to master and have consistency in. Takes a lot of practice and patience to get it right. Well explained by this coach.

[boitevocalemv]

Great backhand clear exercise! Such an efficiency in the gesture sitting on a chair! Thanks for your teaching!

[Raj-hsnl]

Great 👍🏻 thanks for the video. As being new to badminton I was struggling with backhand for a along time. Thanks for helping me improve.

[amitwithh]

Best explaination have seen so far, thank you!!

[kalumpasmate]

25 year play badminton dont know how the technic.. this coach explain it..tq

[winnerscirclehorseracingin]

Excellent training and Demonstrations.
The best simple way to lear Backhand strokes. Awesome. Keep going.
Love from India.

[itsironuyou]

where have you been all my life!! simple elegant explanation!!

[furiosg]

best explanation i´ve seen so far for backhand clear!
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[Thongballlllll]

man ! to do this damp shot correctly, so many things are required so far. thanks for the different methods.

[NguyenXuanNgoc]

thanks this video, your guide is wonderful

[kenhuang]

Well done while he was sitting down, but unfortunately his elbow was way too low during the last demonstration ! Great explanation !!

[zickau]

Very good and clear explanation..thank you for sharing

[kisuas]

Same I did this to my students 3 yrs back . ✌️😊😊😉

[ALLiaoBadmintonCoaching]

Nice Video and Good Information for Backhand.

[jimson]

Cool i wish i had a coach when i was just starting in highschool