Here I will show some videos where I am stationed at the front for a double match.
Shifting from front to side depending on the situation
Watching out for net play and return
Waiting for opponents to make a mistake for the in front of the net
Watch how I dodge the attack in front of the net.
8 comments:
I like badminton. Haven't played in years. huhu!
Cool man... ^^!
wow you ca play well! i know how to play but im not good at it :D id like to learn more about it.. im going to practice playing maybe one day we can play :D
Who was your partner and who were u playing against? I dont any of recognise them.
The ladies playing at the court beside u guys (in the 3rd video clip) making so much of noises...are they disturbing for the whole game?
Dora:)
Yes. Ladies played next to our court. They can be noisy but don't affect our concentration. Sometime we can be noisy also when it matter most.
Andrew, I am partnering Charles. You never saw him before. For my opponent, they are Vincent Yeoh and Desmond Wong, both are our school mate
Hi there,
You have good stroke skills, but your positioning in court needs improvement. You position in the the front of the court is not permanent; you need to retreat to a defensive side-by-side position whenever your partner or you hit a clear to the opponent's baseline. This will enable your partner and you defend better. 1st video, 0:08.
Regards.
Thanks for the tips. I am still perfecting my footwork for that purpose. However, on many occasion, after retreating to defensive position, the opponents will place the drop shot on my partner's side where he was unable to retrieve it.
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