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POSITIONING in BADMINTON: Where and how to position on court
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Especially beginners often get told, that they have to try to get back to the center after every shot. Even though it is important to get quickly out of the corner after hitting the shuttle, reaching the middle should not always be the goal and many times it is also not possible. In this video I want to replace the myth of “always getting into a central position” by two other rules, that are more helpful in my eyes!
If you want to dive deeper into the topic of starting on court and getting out of the corner I can especially recommend you the first 3 parts of my footwork playlist where I focus on these general topics:
Explosive Start and Split Step: • Explosive Start and Sp...
Footwork Styles: • Footwork Styles: How t...
Landing und Recovery: • Landing and Recovery: ...
--Overview-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Here a short overview about the different sections and topics in the video:
0:00 Introduction
0:59 positioning in defence
3:23 Positioning in offense
6:33 Summary
8:04 Outro
More Videos:
--Training at home---------------------------------------------------------
20 MIN Basic Racket Skill Session at home: • 20 Min Basic Racket Sk...
12 MIN Mobility Routine Follow Along: • 12 Min Full Body Mobil...
10 MIN Core and Leg Workout follow along: • 10 Min Legs and Core W...
10 MIN Core and Upper Body Workout follow along: • 10 Min Upper Body Work...
7 Trainingstools for badminton players: • 7 Trainingtools for Ba...
Stability and Mobility Training: • Mobility and Stability...
--Footwork Tutorials------------------------------------------------------
Explosive Start and Split Step: • Explosive Start and Sp...
Advanced Footwork: • Footwork like Lee Chon...
China Jump: • China Jump: Important ...
Scissor Jump: • The Scissor Jump: Foot...
Lunges: • The 6 keys for a perfe...
Landing und Recovery: • Landing and Recovery: ...
Footwork Styles: • Footwork Styles: How t...
--Tactics------------------------------------------------------
7 tactical advice for single players: • 7 Tactical Advice for ...
Tactical Basics for Doubles and Mixeddoubles: • Badminton Tactics: Bas...
How to attack in doubles and mixeddoubles: • How to Attack in Doubl...
--Statistics------------------------------------------------------
5 statistics about Lin Dan that will amaze you: • 5 Statistics about Lin...
Lee Chong Wei’s Greatness in numbers: • Lee Chong Wei's Greatn...
--Shots and Racket Skills--------------------------------------------------------------
Grip Tutorial: • Badminton Grip Tutoria...
Smash and Clear: • Smash and Clear Tutori...
Double Defence: • Badminton Double Defen...
Spinshots at the net: • Badminton Spinshots: H...
Backhandclear: • Backhandclear tutorial...
Neutralizationshots: • Neutralization shots: ...
Sliced Dropshots: • Sliced Dropshots: Send...
Deceptive Dropshot like Tai Tzu Ying: • Deceptive Dropshot: Tr...
--Exercises and Games----------------------------------------------------------
Swiss Double: • Swiss Doubles: Enduran...
One Corner vs. 3 Corners: • Badminton Drill 3 corn...
Fast to the back - Footwork Exercise: • Footwork Exercise: Fas...
English Double: • The most famous badmin...
Smash and follow up: • Badminton Multishuttle...
Neutralizationdrill: • 2 vs. 1 Badminton Dril...
--Social Media-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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I’d like to see more of these kinds of videos where you break down actual game play footage and show what you were thinking , why you did what you did and what you could have done differently… thanks again 😃
Thanky, glad you like it! I was already thinking about asking the community to send some videos from them that they want to get analyzed in future videos
@@tobiaswadenka8435 that would be great
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Just say the word and you will get swarmed by our videos ^.^
@@tobiaswadenka8435 yes that would be awesome
Exactly!
Wow. You remembered. Thanks very much for making this useful video. I finally understood the logic and know what stance, location and required speed to get ready for the next shot. Understanding the opponent capability in returning shots to which corner and favourite shots, we can actually tempt the opponent by setting up a shot for him to execute the shot to a location where we are ready to pounce, thus we cover less area. Playing a drive shot will know the opponent can't return a tight net drop so we can stand further back conserve energy with less steps to reach the shuttle. My singles game has greatly improved and my opponent thought that i moved at a faster pace. You are an awesome coach, love your videos.
Thank you 😊🤩
Excellent information. I hope that young players as well as coaches look at this repeatedly and understand the concepts.
Love the way you explain 😇
Thank you, so cool to hear that!
Brilliantes Video! Mir gefällt sehr wie qualitativ hochwertig deine Tutorials sind. Gerne mehr von Single Taktik Videos
Vielen Dank freut mich. Ja, Thema Einzeltaktik habe ich noch ein paar Ideen für zukünftige Videos ;)
Two weeks ago I found myself undoing some coaching one of my players got from another player after they were told to always go back to the middle after every shot. Thanks for the confirmation!
Aloha Coach Tobias, very key lesson basing position on opponent's return options. Great advice for all players in learning to anticipate shots and being prepared to return them. Thank you. Stay well.
U are nicest coach I ever seen, I just want you to never quit.
Your every video is very much useful. Thank you. 👍🏻👍🏻😊😊
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
the best video I watched. Exactly what I have been wanting to learn.
Woooww amazing topic you have got this in front of us.
I always wondered why my coach didn't teach me that for so many years....
I learnt it by myself watching the top class players in the closer angle (other than that bwf TV angle).... finally you bought this up towards us.... I'm really glad about it.... It means I can learn a lot new things from you in the upcoming days. Thanks a lot dude 👍👍🔥
You teach very well from me that I'm not good at playing. can start to develop
Love the way you explain, thank you so much, I defeated my father through this.. it really helped me, Cheers!!
Very clear explanations, good examples, this is a high quality video ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us ! Cheers
Thanks for your nice feedback 🤩
Thank you very much!! I have my tournaments 2 weeks it will surely help me😃
Great video again! Being mostly a Doubles and Mixed player, it's very useful anyway for me. Thanks a lot!
Yes, many of the principels are also helpful for doubles and mixed doubles 👍
i saw your all video and it's very very useful for me coach. thanks a lot.
Hi Tobi, great content. Keep it coming. Looking for your inputs on topic "reducing unforced errors in men's doubles".
Great video. Pls make more videos like this
Great video, needed this. My coach keeps punching to my rear forehand area, and I'm always late. Thanks, good haircut btw.
Punch clearing*
Haha thanks, i needed one desperately 😉
thanks a lot. You are amazing
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
Thanks Tobias! Too bad I don't live in Germany, or I would definitely ask you to be my coach.
Thanks for sharing 🙏🎉
PLease add more of this
Hey coach, how best can I prepare for an opponent's return of my low serve, e.g. foot positioning, mentality etc? I sometimes get caught out when the opponent uses deception with his wrist and flicks the shuttle past me. For now, I sometimes use the flick serve myself to counter this, or I serve with variation, sometimes to his forehand and sometimes to his back hand.
This kept happening to me, how i solved it was stand like a meter from the line and in the middle. Hold the racket up like a certain german salute (to punish the opponent if they hit it in the middle). This lets you easily go back if you have been caught off guard, or lift it to the back of the opponents court if they low serve. If it’s in the middle, due to how youre holding the racket, you should be able to drop it straight away.
Great video man 🔥🔥! Love from India ❤. After following your videos, I corrected my forehand, and it was very satisfying because I could hit better and powerful shots, felt like my potential unlocked.
I wish I could have started with the lessons from this video, but I have mid foot pain at the moment(pain around the navicular), so gotta rest for another 1 month. Can't wait to play again 😁
I'd also like to suggest you to make a video on common situations which amateurs face in the game, such as opponent pushing harder into backhand corner and not recovering from that, improving the backhand etc.
Also do let me know if I can get in touch with you, though I understand it may not be possible for you.
Best of luck, keep going 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome to hear that the videos helped you to develop your game 😊 hope you are getting better soon so you can go back on court again!
Good suggestion, i will think about some advice!
If you wanna contact me you can use the contact form on my website www.tobiaswadenka.com 👍
All the best to you and kind regards from germany to india 💪
thank u for your videos
You are welcome, I hope they help =)
Hello. Please make a video about neutralizing shots
An off-topic question to you ! I am actually not able to reap the benefits of split step , Where I am going wrong!? I think in my timing of it , I used to do it before the opponent hits the shot as you told it and Badminton insight also ,but I also heard from many coaches and in videos that you have to time it just after the opponent hits the shot ,! I am in so much chaos, please help me! Also I have seen professional players (kento,Chong Wei) doing it something before the opponent hits the shot and sometimes just after the opponent hits the shot, I think the timing of the split step depends on the situation, or what? Please let you clear my doubt 🙏😊
Please send us more video of badminton exercise like 30 min exercise
More of these videos
Can you tell how doubles footwork routines are different from singles?
In singles I know the standard 6 corners one, different combos of corners and front-back. But in doubles what would be useful to do?
In doubles you need a lot more jumps, turns and quick change of directions. We call it "one step footwork" so you always start but only do one step or quick jump into a corner and then return as fast as possible
Would be nice do video about doubles
Cool video , thanks for the good tips !
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
@@badiq4733 ok will do !
I would like to see a tutorial on how to defend hard smash on the body. Instinctively most of the times I move my body away from the smashline and can only manage to hit the shuttle from behind my body what never leads to a point. I feel, that I probabely should move my body into the smashline. What could you advice?
Very informative stuff for single players...
Kindly make similar video for doubles..
I already made a couple of videos on doubles/mixeddoubles, and one specifically about positioning: czcams.com/video/fzPSlRAT99s/video.html
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
Great stuff!
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
Great video ..🔥❤️
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
Great video
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
Is this the same concept for double or mixed ?
I also made a video on positioning in doubles and mixed: czcams.com/video/fzPSlRAT99s/video.html
@@tobiaswadenka8435 Sweet, time to rewatch it again for revisions. I love the smash position in that video
It will be also really nice if you could add the positioning after the serve , could you elaborate it here?
Good idea for one of the future videos!
@@tobiaswadenka8435 that will be too late for me I think 😁, I think you can clear it here also!
Please make a video for intermediate players about how to make serve returns
Hey, check my channel for badminton videos as well! :) would help me a lot
5:38 It looks like it is quite a low position. Roughly how low is it safe to rule out a cross net defence?
As in such as this video czcams.com/video/NvRzxr3Afk0/video.html the first save looks almost the same height of the example.
I love
Not good! Tobias !. The best stance in the centre of court is always a variation of the in-between the fencing and your present stance but not to wide feet apart, because the first shot we will be anticipating is the towards the body smashes from the opponent and if been been deceived, be quick enough to move away from the centre court and retrieve the away from the body and difficult shots, and especially for the right hander, the oncoming shots on the furthest left side. So long buddy ! Have a lot of tips and secrets of bestminton that even the best of Lin Dan, LCW, Taufik, Axelsen, LZJ , Ginting or Qi Shi Feng do not even realised. Most of the other players have the conventional and normal shots . Extremely good players observe, study, copy from top players, especially all the best possible movements , skills, tricky and deceptive shots and further on, improvised on new skills and more new tricky multiple shots and improve ceaselessly .
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