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Badminton Footwork – 6 Corners in singles (Advance)

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Hey Guys, here is my 6 corner single footwork. I hope this video can assist to improve your footwork in single. I saw lots of junior gamer are battle with their footwork, specifically here in the United States. I hope through this video, and my previous footwork video that i have actually posted, will help them to improved and have the ability to apply it in the genuine game more efficiently.

Thanks for enjoying, and if you find this video is useful, please like this video and share it to others:-RRB- thanks men. God bless you.

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Badminton Footwork – 6 Corners in singles (Advance) — 23 Comments

  4. Two suggestions: (1) You have the startup step but miss the very important recovery step. (2) Do not bounce up and down too much. You will hurt your knees for sure if trained like this.

  8. Thank you. I needed a good introduction into advanced footwork. Ill review this video when I need help.

  10. Amazing video, very good quality. I have a question, most of the times you do not go too deep into the two back corners in the drill, but in real game situation the birdie usually goes deeper. So do you still use the same number of steps if you have to go deeper into the back corners? Cheers

  12. Hi Martin, 
    sorry for the late reply, the answer is yes, once you get used to the footwork, you can apply the same number with bigger footwork, the deeper the birdie goes, the wider footwork need to apply. That’s the advantage of using the number as a rhythm, so you will have better control of moving around the court. Hope this helps. Cheers…

  14. The best footwork training instruction I have ever seen! Keep up the good work! This is amazing!!

  15. clearest video yet on 6 corner footwork. extremely helpful..i use laptop and watch standing up holding racquet. also can bring laptop righto court and do exercise.

  22. What’s the recovery step. Is he stepping back directly from the lunge the issue?

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