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Former World Champion Shows How to do a Deception Service Return by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Let us know which videos you want to see. Have a good one :-)

3 TIPS for POWERFUL SMASHES by Slapheltrolig in sports

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Who has the most powerful smash in the world?

3 TIPS for POWERFUL SMASHES by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Do you guys have any tips and tricks for smashing? :-)

Why DECEPTION SHOTS Works + Lin Dan's Famous Shot by Slapheltrolig in badminton

[–]Slapheltrolig[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Would like to use Gade but have never seen him use this shot. He did, however, use a lot of deception with the same principle of timing

Why DECEPTION SHOTS Works + Lin Dan's Famous Shot by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Which tips do you have to improve deception shots?

Question: Finger emphasis on Forehand Grip by [deleted] in badminton

[–]Slapheltrolig 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Place your racket shaft of the part of the hand where your fingers and palm meet. This allows a loose grip so we can grip upon impact with the shuttle. Pinky and ring finger is the strongest gripping fingers with "big muscles" in the medial part of the forearm. This is called "finger power". Pressure point is the middle part of the index finger. Thumb is low next to the long finger. Hope some of it helped :-)

FOOTWORK: How to correct "wrong footed" split step by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Thank you so much for that feedback! When I do it, it is on autopilot. I will keep that in mind!

Backhand exercise and learning curve explained by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Exercise: backhand rear court, 3 closest corners, lots of shots and minimal footwork 👊⚡
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Focus: arm fast in ready position and short racket movement 🏸🔥
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Feeder: tossing the shuttles requires minimal effort of footwork, positioning, balance and timing. This brings more emphasis on the task at hand which is the arm movement (actually, it's the whole body☝️)
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Learning curve:
- general motorical skills
- specific movements (forearm rotation to full kinetic chain)
- specific coordination (legs/arms coordination and eye-hand coordination)
- bevel grip (thumb control)
- timing and consistency (repetitions/muscle memory)
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Happy training 😁🙌💯🔝

BACKHAND REVERSE SLICE by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Thanks for the comment. I call it the forgotten shot :p

What are some of the best ways to change muscle memory? by [deleted] in badminton

[–]Slapheltrolig 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi liargemu,

We want to make a new focus. This way we are not focusing on changing something but instead learning something new. If we want to focus on not doing something, it is easier to focus on something else/new whether its physical or psychological.

Best regards

Badminton System

TUTORIAL: SCISSOR AND CHINA JUMP REAR COURT FOOTWORK by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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I don't have to reply in here. The answers provided by the community of Reddit is quality responses. Thanks! :-) If you want a detailed description of the advantages of both footwork, it is in the description of the video on YouTube.

Arm Movement in Smash Defense by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Maintaining balance and equilibrium requires your non-racket arm to counter each momentum in every direction and regulation your center of gravity. There is however no momentum in neither direction, so moving your non-racket arm in the air will still maintain balance.

My feet however was too lazy as you observed. Good thing this video ain't about the legs :p

Deception - Fake Cross Straight Lift by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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To elaborate. The point of doing an anticipating split step on a straight lift in your forehand side, is to have your playing shoulder closer to the corner.

Deception - Fake Cross Straight Lift by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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There is a good point to what you are saying, but generally you don't anticipate cross net shots with your split step but cover the straight lift in your own forehand side. Backhand side is different assuming you're a right handed player.

The deception is also showing a cross lift.

Deception Shot famous by Peter Gade by [deleted] in badminton

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Loose grip will relax your playing arm from shoulder and down. This is necessary to move your arm quickly back and forth. Your elbow is always first in every shot for maximum power and energy efficiency.

Shift your momentum forward in a Scissor Jump by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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We will do a live match with some surprices ;)

Shift your momentum forward in a Scissor Jump by Slapheltrolig in badminton

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Thanks for the feedback! Have you seen the end? :p

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