How To Play The ATTACKING PUNCH CLEAR In Badminton - A Step-By-Step Guide!

Thanks, this will definitely help me in my tournament ❤❤❤

I have a question about your Singles multifeed program... I've already bought it btw. In a section are should you guys do 1 exercise completely (for example do it for 4 rounds) and then move to the next exercise? OR should you do 1 exercise and then move to the next and the next and for that for the rounds you have written?

Thanks guys. Really been enjoying and definitely learning from your videos. Well done.

Thanks for doing this video, it will surely help ! 😊

thanks guys this video was exacly what i needed today i used to hit a lot of shuttles facing sidewards like a late forehand and end up missing completely during multi feed sessions,truly made my day

Been doing this more and more lately, and it can be extremely effective when done at the right time with the right form. Honestly I really like this move, feels great to see it work.

Awesome will try tomorrow

Thanks for this 😊

Just watched the video. Going to a match atm. Nice tips to use on how to start te punch clear. I ll start using it for some cross court. Always thought that using it like this wasnt in my advantage. Thnx for the headsup on this video

I have been watching this chanel for years as i dont have badminton classes. Still because of the amount of accuracy and information you guys provude, i became second best in my class 🎉🎉 thanks guys ❤❤

As always: valuable information to improve my game, presented in such a clear and likeable manner. Thanks a lot from Germany!

My dad doesnt buy me good shoes even when I have won tournaments

This is a great video. The other day I was trying to punch clear against a tall, fast opponent to try and get some initiative. This video makes me realise that there's so much more to think about during the rally than the one golden shot you think will win the round. Badminton is amazing in that way!

Can you do a video more about 'playing the percentages' and when you know there is a good % of winning the point (doubles) ?

Great tips! I do it all the time in MD & XD. It works when the opponent is not covering the doubles lines. Even when they can return the punch clear it usually is a half court shot. 😏 "Thank you!" 🏸

Lovely

always have trouble by people doing this deceptive shot.. putting me into bad position, bad return and un-balance stance for the next shot

Thank you for your Videos! I learned a lot from you in my Corona time :D
Especially the tip how to rotate my forearm helped me getting away my elbow pain.
P.s. congrats for getting into the semi finals at Dutch open but next time i want you to smash that Netherland couple ;)

Great video on a topic which I’ve been waiting for Thank you! I was wondering - How much of deception involves your head position or even your eyes and where your looking? When I watch opponents I’m often focussing on their head and where they’re looking to try and predict where they will hit the shuttle.
I would love you to do a video on the general tactics of deception.

Thanks! This is really helpful

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Great tutorial. As you said, it is very effective when you are in a threatening position to make a good smash/drop.

One additional point that you might have kept for later. Playing punch clear with an added delay is a great deceptive tool. Opponents prepare for a smash/then are forced to run forward expecting a drop and then playing punch clear is a lethal weapon.

How do you make a decisive shot? I ask this because I sometimes change my shot mid-shot resulting in a terrible shot being played on my part.

It's tricky to get the timing/height/angle right but when executed correctly, It's humiliating for the opponent.. i love it.
😁😁

i love learning from u guys. videos are very clear and very understandable. keep the good work up.

Really nice video, can’t wait for the next one. My fundamentals need to be stronger before I can pull this one off 😂

I have one question!! If we serve from the sideline and the shuttle fly over the non receiving player diagonally and landed to the opposite receiving end ..is it a fault??

Hey guys I just thought I would say Thank You for the videos. I have been playing badminton for a few months after restarting (I used to play in secondary school a several years ago)
In the last few weeks I have hugely felt my skills improving and I genuinely can't wait for each Friday, when my club is. Something about your channel, being from the UK, and having some good quality tutorials just makes me love the game even more.
Can't wait to see some more vlogs and content from you guys. Thanks!

I have a match tomorrow with a 6'1 guy, i am also 6'1 and am not being able to receive his flat serve in singles, he only does flat serve, plz help

Hi jenny and Greg I'm having my first big tournament tomorrow and I lt would mean the world to me if you would respond and I'm not sure you'll get this but thanks for making the best badminton videos out there thanks 😊

I Played my second tournament after 5 years!!

Been hurting my adductor much since months ago even tho I do specific warmups and stretching, what would you recommend? I've already gone to physiotherapy as well.. It's so annoying that I basically can't play properly due to the movement on court 😢

PLEASE TELL US HOW TO SMASH LIKE LEE ZII JIAA

Please tell me which is the best string!

yea all my punch clears land like 5 meters out... idk i might b retarded

I wanna watch your gameplay but i your name

This video was just as great as others, watching your videos has helped me improve my game by a big margin, once again thanks alot

Please make a video analyzing different aspects of Yamaguchi's game. How being much shorter than other players she is still able to pull amazing wins!

How to response or react to a punch clear? How should we prepare ourselves? Thank you.

Guys I have a problem going these days that where I live there are courts but no one plays at good level at all the courts are a bit slippery as well.I am trying to improve bec I am currently aiming to win under 19 nationals .what can I do to improve my game in every aspect on court ,off court and everything when I don’t have any sparring partners or feeder ? I would really appreciate if you could help a little

Guys I have a problem going these days that where I live there are courts but no one plays at good level at all .I am trying to improve bec I am currently aiming to win under 19 nationals .what can I do to improve my game in every aspect on court ,off court and everything when I don’t have any sparring partners or feeder ? I fell like I am not improving any more how can I start improving agian when I am he best player. I would really appreciate if you could help a little.

Love that you guys are humble enough to show your own mistakes

I see punch clear probably more useful in single, I see in the last Thomas cup match between Anders Antonsen and Christo Popov, Anders Antonsen use punch clear 4 times which the 4th time bring him a match point, and then in 2020 All England, Carolina Marin use it 5 times against Tai Tzu Ying, also give her a score

I see in single when a player use punch clear, they do it mostly to put their opponent out of balance

I started playing this shot when I was playing under 17, about 20 years ago, without even knowing the proper name of the shot 😁
Nothing makes you happier seen your opponent stuck in his feet.. Good old days!

Yes enjoying your videos and also the long journey of Badminton 🏸

One thing you've highlighted in this video is that the female player is normally being smashed at in Mixed. Would be great to know why that is still the case even at a proffessional level, I would have thought defense from both players would be pretty similar?

My footwork is slow can you tell me how to increase my speed