Comments for Badminton Insight https://badminton-insight.com Fri, 21 Feb 2025 17:40:32 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.3 Comment on A Complete Badminton Specific Warm-Up (With Pictures) by The Perfect Badminton Warm Up – Badminton Insight https://badminton-insight.com/badminton-specific-warm-up/#comment-2456 Mon, 28 Mar 2022 14:29:09 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=858#comment-2456 […] a thorough physical warm up before you step on court to do your on-court warm up. Check out our ‘How To Warm Up For Badminton’ article for more information on […]

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]]> Comment on How To Return The Serve In Doubles by How To Return The Flick Serve In Badminton – Badminton Insight https://badminton-insight.com/how-to-return-the-serve-in-doubles/#comment-771 Wed, 07 Jul 2021 04:10:09 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=2397#comment-771 […] We hope you have found this post useful, for more information on how to return the low serve, check out this blog post here. […]

]]> Comment on The 4 Basic Grips In Badminton -With Pictures by Learn How To Play A Backhand – Clear, Drop and Smash – Badminton Insight https://badminton-insight.com/the-4-grips-in-badminton/#comment-770 Wed, 07 Jul 2021 04:09:51 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=3109#comment-770 […] If you want to learn more about all of the grips in badminton (and what shots you would use these for), then check out this blog post here – The 4 Grips In Badminton. […]

]]> Comment on The 4 Basic Grips In Badminton -With Pictures by Learn How To Play A Backhand – Clear, Drop and Smash – Badminton Insight https://badminton-insight.com/the-4-grips-in-badminton/#comment-766 Tue, 06 Jul 2021 09:03:09 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=3109#comment-766 […] If you want to learn more about all of the grips in badminton (and what shots you would use these for), then check out this blog post here – The 4 Grips In Badminton. […]

]]> Comment on Up-To-Date Badminton Serving Rules: With Pictures by Sherajul Rahmen https://badminton-insight.com/badminton-serving-rules-with-pictures/#comment-709 Mon, 05 Apr 2021 16:04:54 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=1790#comment-709 A superb post shared by the admin. Very nice and informative information is mentioned. Hope you will continue to post this type of article in the future also.

]]> Comment on Which Leg Should You Lead With On The Return Of Serve In Doubles? by badmintoninsight https://badminton-insight.com/which-leg-should-you-lead-on-return-of-serve/#comment-572 Fri, 05 Feb 2021 21:52:12 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=1800#comment-572 In reply to ronny buni.

First of all thank you for the comment and for subscribing to our channel 🙂 What we mean by this is that when leading with your racket leg you are committing more to the shot! It is natural that your recovery is slightly slower when doing this! As we mentioned and as you said there is no right or wrong way, it just may depend on your type of return and what you expect to unfold afterwards! This isn’t always the case though and is largely down to personal preference 🙂 Thanks again for the comment!

]]> Comment on Which Leg Should You Lead With On The Return Of Serve In Doubles? by ronny buni https://badminton-insight.com/which-leg-should-you-lead-on-return-of-serve/#comment-562 Tue, 02 Feb 2021 17:35:18 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=1800#comment-562 i’m a subscriber to your excellent youtube channel. i dont quite agree with the analysis here. leading with one leg isnt more aggressive than the other, as an explosive, deep lunge with the non-racket leg is just as fast to the shuttle as bringing the racket leg through, and both methods can result in quick recovery. i have trained doing it both ways under different coaches in china and find it to be merely a personal preference. i tend to lunge with the non-racket leg because that way i get a better sense of control and stillness in the torso when attacking at the tape. but i can see other players may experience it differently. lots of things in badminton are governed by core principles and others are matters of personal style. the best coaches i’ve had know the difference, and the worst always tell you to do things their way

please keep up the great content on your youtube channel

]]> Comment on Which Leg Should You Lead With On The Return Of Serve In Doubles? by badmintoninsight https://badminton-insight.com/which-leg-should-you-lead-on-return-of-serve/#comment-537 Wed, 20 Jan 2021 17:43:57 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=1800#comment-537 In reply to Mathias.

Thank you Mathias 🙂

]]> Comment on Which Leg Should You Lead With On The Return Of Serve In Doubles? by Mathias https://badminton-insight.com/which-leg-should-you-lead-on-return-of-serve/#comment-536 Wed, 20 Jan 2021 17:27:25 +0000 https://badm-insight.local/?p=1800#comment-536 doing great work guys!

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