@zaifsayyed1245
One of the best channel sharing knowledge about Badminton
@akhil73944
Ahh, the good days. Used to learn badminton from these videos back when I had the time to. Forgot the basics since it's been a while since I lifted the racquet. Thanks again Greg and Jenny!
@imolaragazzi2756
Have been playing with a coach for over 5 years, still always somethings you can learn from a video of the basics!!
@mystplayss
Here it is!!! I've been waiting for this for 2 weeks, loved this video! This is gonna help me improve my game. Thanks a lot!! 😊
@streetninja23
Short, crispy & informative video. I would recommend all the recreational players like myself to incorporate these footwork in their game. I learned them intuitively but over long time and it's one of the differentiating factors of my game from the rest.
@yexiangwong173
Hi to both amazing badminton players, I’m from Singapore and I have benefited much from your clear and succinct instructional videos. Looking forward to more in future! ⭐️⭐️⭐️💪🏻💪🏻❤️
@JLneonhug
You know its really bad of me but this is the first time I used a discount code from YouTube subscribers. Keep up the great work! Thanks guys. Appreciate the left and right handed footwork!
@mrdjan1
Every time i'm starting to view the yours videos i'm smiling. You are so positive. Thank you for best videos. Greetings from Serbia.
@xxWidex
I know this is old video but I have an opinion to share about 3:34-3:50. In Korea, some coaches refer fast tempo as landing before you hit the shuttle(in quick swing). This means you sacrifice some control to hit the shuttle at a tempo faster than normal, gaining advantage in speed and pressuring the opponent. Likewise, landing after you hit the shuttle provides opportunity for deception and takes some tempo out. But the coaches also mention this is for advanced players, amateur should still land just before hitting the shuttle.
@DondonDelaVictoria
Best training badminton tutorial in youtube..and more reliable because both of them are international players..❤ I also trained children in our place i got almost all your ideas in our trainings... SIQUIJOR PHILIPPINES 🎉🎉🎉
@simonwoodhouse9972
Congratulations on the great videos produced! One thing not mentioned but important to explain is what you do from a more neutral or front on split step or if you anticipate incorrectly and are therefore at a different angle to what is show in the video. All demos are with the same split step position which will be very different depending on where you have played the shot. Keep up the great work 👍
@mayurprakash127
Great video once again. Your videos have helped many amateurs like myself understand, and tryout professional level routines to improve our game. Hoping you would bring out a video on strength building exercises and gym routines helpful in badminton. 😊😊
@sriharij4596
I play badminton for fitness but want to get coaching also. You two are fantastic teachers. Thanks and God bless
@AxoRobloxArt
omg ur so good! im trying to find a tut for my cousin and me tysm!
@ecos889
It's interesting in how so many movements coincide with other sports like the way you split the legs apart is similar to boxing where your front leg is used to support your punch from your back hand as well as to provide mobility and stability to block and dodge other punches.
@grahammorris1675
Amazing!! Learnt so much and can’t wait to implement it 😀 Once I can improve these areas I’m really looking forward to learning the different movements to the forehand side depending on the height of the shuttle! Thanks again for another AWESOME video
@erenkruger6986
I haven't gone to a club even once but my gameplay improved drastically because of this channel
@acestar6309
I always love you guys presentation.. So understandable and easy to consume all the information.. Keep the good work guys!!
@lakshyasingh8875
This video help me to improve my foot work at home Amazing work Love from India
@rusticExploration