WIN MORE MATCHES with this EASY SHOT | Badminton Single Tactics

In todays video I want to focus on or shot or better said a tactic, that may sound crazy but that can win you tons of easy points, but almost no one is using it.

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YONEX SUNRISE India Open 2023 | Viktor Axelsen (DEN) [1] vs. Kunlavut Vitidsarn (THA) [8] | F:

[thefallenarm]

For beginners, during the rally, I also advise to play some shuttles at the back in the middle ;
because as you said, nobody trains that (at least at the beginning) and players are very formatted to the four corners. I see most of beginners being lost when the shuttle is going right over them.

[rb-ex]

it's an excellent tactic and i agree with everything you've said. it cuts off the angles, it's technically difficult to make a high-quality reply, and you're right we never practice it; i've never had a feeder give me those shots. but i will now

[Sweaty_]

one more tip to add on to the 7 tactical advice video, amazing video nevertheless. i loved your national championships vlogs! thank you for providing us with quality content us over the past 3 years! 💪

[billybobinthehouse]

I find this to be particually true in doubles, where there are gaps in the court and win points from miscommunications

[kristofnagy]

Amazing content you are doing Tobias!! Thank you very much!!!💪💪💪

[rushikeshmarka]

this video is a great brief for many intermediate or advance players because the point you said is a fact . putting the shuttle in the middle of the court and make our opponent for a agressive shot which is not possible

[BenjaminSorrellSax]

I’ve been doing this more especially when I feel unsure of making a good shot, but feel I can make a high quality shot to the middle or even a smash. If it is really middle sometimes they think the other will get it. But under pressure I find if I can get it back one more time, you’re right sometimes they make the mistake.

[janthie]

In der Tat eine erstaunlich gute Idee. Der Verlockung widerstehen, immer rechts/links UND kurz/lang spielen zu müssen. Ich als Kreisligaspieler muss auch erstmal verstehen, dass auch ein Smash zentral in die Mitte viel „sicherer“ für den Punkt sein kann, als unbedingt rechts oder links in der Hoffnung, dass der Gegner den Ball nicht erreicht (wie beim Tennis zB oder im Fußballtor). Ist viel fehleranfälliger für meinen Smash!

[tamletri]

Thanks for sharing these tactics.I have seen advanced players play this but nobody talks about it.

[pranavaajmanni]

Can you plz make a video on full body gym workout for badminton players?

[therealhuman]

Very intelligent analysis Tobias. Will try this for sure to see opportunity for weak returns .

[thorsteng.]

Das war wieder ein sehr interessantes Video Tobi, vielen Dank!

[streetninja]

It definitely works against beginners/intermediate players, singles/doubles.

[filipelima]

Noticed you changed to the Arcsaber 11 Pro... would be nice to have your review on this racket :)

[michaelkoerli]

I thought its really2 tight net shots :p
Anyway, its a really2 good point.

[Neonvieh]

Bischen Feedback für dich Tobi:
Es sind sehr viele Schnitte im Video, die den Fluss beim zuschauen leider stören. Es wäre meiner Meinung nach besser, längere Sequenzen zu zeigen und weniger Schnitte. Außerdem kann man versuchen, Pfeile einzublenden, um den Fokus auf die wichtigen Orte im Video zu legen. Dafür braucht man allerdings Zeit, um sich im Videoabschnitt zu orientieren. Ansonsten weiß man unter Umständen nicht, worauf man achten soll. Als letzten Tip: Wenn ein Shot damit endet, dass du auf der rechten Seite des Videos stehst und etwas erklärst, ist es praktisch, wenn der nächste Teil des Videos in der selben Region beginnt (zB. ein Laufweg von rechts nach links oder ein Schlag, der von der rechten Seite auf die linke Seite geht, sodass die Augen dem Ball folgen).

Dankek für das Video.

[ItsMe-cynw]

do you think that this would work in M or W doubles effectively?

[funnfunkids]

I am having a tournament today and if this doesn't work i ll just

[shivamyadav]

what to do when my opponent also watch this video 😅

[shoolinpradhan]

Bro can make one new schedule for footwork of 1 week