Badminton : Proper Racket Grip in Badminton
The appropriate racket grips in Badminton consist of the forehand and backhand grips. Enhance your badminton racket grip with aid from a badminton coach in this free video on badminton.
Professional: Nghia Tran
Contact: www.eastbaybadminton.com
Bio: Coach Nghia Tran has coached the University of California, Berkeley badminton group to a 2010 collegiate nationals win.
Filmmaker: Bing Hugh
Series Description: Badminton includes a variety of shots, serves, swings and strategies to improve your video game. Find out more about badminton with aid from a badminton coach in this complimentary video series on badminton.
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This is a great instruction video! its always important to develop strong fundamentals before trying any advanced shots (like the smash, which everyone wants to see and learn about on youtube it seems). The longer you go playing with improper grip, the harder it will be to learn the right grip, so always practise the correct technique!
There are lots of video on youtube , I will suggest you guys to watch more videos on this topic and think of the theory of badminton before trying to practise any technique.
A good fundamental is the key of badminton, think twice. Badminton should be easy and relax , not stress.
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So looks like the forehand grip is equivalent to tennis eastern forehand grip (maybe leaning towards continental) and backhand is the same as the backhand eastern grip with the slight thumb modification
thank you coach..
thank you coach
this is really good, but you move on to fast
It’s too good coaches explains for beginners
its helpfull .
He would be better actually showing real shots being played and saying which grip he used to play the shots. It’s so hard to relate just to theory.
Why do you grip it so high? Can’t you generate a higher racket head speed when you grip it lower?
Helpful thank u
L. Gyger for the rear-court shots, yes, you should hold the grip lower, so you have a bigger lever and can therefore generate more power and angle on your shots, but in the mid court, I find it easier to hold it only slightly further up the racket from the bottom, so the racket feels lighter, and moves quicker, so I can respond to the drives and smashes easier. At the net I hold the racket even slightly further up than the mid court, for the same reasons, only then you have even less time to react to the shuttle, and so the length of your racket is less important, and your swings can be shorter and snappier to maximise racket head speed.
This is mainly for doubles, as driving and killing shots is less likely for singles.
I do not understand why this guy has been taught to hold the racket that far up. Seems stupid.
Hope this helps 😉
Nice it really helps
Very nice and satisfying video to hold badminton racquet sir! Thank uh!
I’m left handed *cries internally*
Hi 7 years later
Watch it with a mirror
Daniel Armago just do the same but with left hand
Me to
Thank you coach ❤🇮🇳
I’m really curious of coach right now, this video was 10 years ago.