I been searching video like this to explain to my club member. Thanks goodness you made this Advance Rotation video. However your partner must practice and have synergy with you to be able doing this. Usually a partner consist of one settler and power hitter and usually opponent don't want to lift to power hitter and ect.
Thank you guys. On the last rotation example, the drive start, when the opposition lifts to back and one of you goes back, why doesn’t partner then cover front? Is this for the top players, therefore who are agile enough to get back to the front block? I coach grass roots doubles so shall stick to basic form of rotation for my guys. To be fair, if they’ve mainly hitting down the middle anyway (at that level) rotation is hard to induce!!😃
In the 2nd position (Front & Back), do the Front player want to avoid net shot or not? The audio says front player try to hit net shot, but the caption at the top right says avoid net shot.
not exactly perfect but nice vid. while you partner is at the back doing drops or smashes, you should be standing in the front of the same side of him. so that if the opponent does a lower shot then you can intercept and do a close smash or a netkill without running that far. cuz usually the opponent would only do a high and straight defensive lift to the back court after a smash or drop. if you watch pro doubles matches they also do the same thing i said.
I been searching video like this to explain to my club member. Thanks goodness you made this Advance Rotation video. However your partner must practice and have synergy with you to be able doing this. Usually a partner consist of one settler and power hitter and usually opponent don't want to lift to power hitter and ect.
Been struggling in doing this, but watching this video helped a lot. Thanks!
Great stuff! Easy to understand!
thank you for the badminton content, very helpful 🙂
well explained 🎉
Thanks
Thanks this video help me to remember how to rotate, fighting
Thank you guys.
On the last rotation example, the drive start, when the opposition lifts to back and one of you goes back, why doesn’t partner then cover front? Is this for the top players, therefore who are agile enough to get back to the front block?
I coach grass roots doubles so shall stick to basic form of rotation for my guys. To be fair, if they’ve mainly hitting down the middle anyway (at that level) rotation is hard to induce!!😃
In the 2nd position (Front & Back), do the Front player want to avoid net shot or not?
The audio says front player try to hit net shot, but the caption at the top right says avoid net shot.
Front person should hit net shots
yea cuz if you do a lift theyll smash and you can do fuck all
Next video can you show me how to get that Lin dan vein when he plays
what is your badminton racket name? pls answer this vid has been very helpful
Looks like a Yonex Nanoray Z-Speed (discontinued)
AGREE WITH MACESILVA
not exactly perfect but nice vid. while you partner is at the back doing drops or smashes, you should be standing in the front of the same side of him. so that if the opponent does a lower shot then you can intercept and do a close smash or a netkill without running that far. cuz usually the opponent would only do a high and straight defensive lift to the back court after a smash or drop. if you watch pro doubles matches they also do the same thing i said.