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Before I start, for those who are new\n
Happy sports to all badminton lovers\nwherever you are.
For those who are planning to go to a\n
And for those who are not on a vacation,\n
Because in this video I will show you\na new technique.
I will show you how to do this\nbadminton technique
starting from basic 1, basic 2,\nand basic 3
until we get to the real technique.
A badminton player can be considered\na good badminton player
or a badminton player with high skills,\n
What I mean by that is when you're looking\n
he is a master of this kind of netting or\nperhaps Lee Chong Wei
he can move as if he is about\nto lob but he smashes instead.
As if he is about to straight net,\nbut he cross nets instead.
Or Ginting, he moves as if he is about to\n
Those people are world class players who\n
Because their movements can't be predicted\nby the opponents.
How do you do those techniques?
I will teach you that in this video,\nstarting from the basic
which is technique that you can use\n
You must be able to do three\nhitting badminton techniques
These three techniques are straight netting,\n
There are subscribers and badminton\n
who have sent their requests to me.
To create a video about netting techniques\n
There are two techniques where the\ncontact point is low.
First is far from the body,\nsecond is near the body.
In this video I will talk about the netting\n
For those who want to learn about netting\n
and can be used to return the serve\nfrom the opponent
you can check out the video from this link.
It's time to learn about forehand cross netting,\n
Because the result of this technique\n
There are several things that you need to know\n
First is the height of the contact point.
The contact point mustn't be\nhigher than the hips.
If higher than the hips than the result will\n
So the maximum height is your hips.
So the distance is between the ground\nand the hips.
Second, the power comes from\nthe flick with the forearm.
Not too much, and you can't swing\nwith your arm
and you can't use your wrist.
Third is the contact point must be\nclose to your foot.
So this technique can be used by people\nwho have fast legs
and by letting the shuttle falls near \ntheir leg or sole.
So the shuttle can't be far from the sole.
Remember, the contact point\nis below the hips.
The power comes from the \nflick of the wrist.
And the contact point is near the sole
Let's learn the basic, you must be able\n
by placing it on top of the racket\nwithout bouncing it away.
The second part is the same, but at the \n
flick with your wrist just a bit\n
The third is the same, but use your forearm\n
Do this when the opponent thinks\nyour about to net.
You can see how I train my athletes
starting from the basics until\nthey completely this technique.
This England grip,\nif we spin it.
I am showing this because many\npeople are still asking.
This is England grip, and if we spin\n
Before I continue, you can participate\n
or writing your comments, so this channel\n
because YouTube counts the number\nof likes and comments
you can also share this channel to your\n
So people who have never learned badminton\nfrom a club before
can learn from this channel, because we teach\n
Now let's start the core lesson of this video.
Especially about netting in badminton.
Let's see from different angles of \n
So you can understand all the important\n
From the back angle, you can see the height\nfrom the net
when the athletes practice cross netting.
From the back and side angles, you can\n
We can also see that while\nthey're practicing this technique
the contact point must be below the hips
Now you can see that the athletes do this\n
And the contact point is near their soles.
Now from a different angle, from this angle \n
The contact point is near the soles.
And the shuttle falls near the net.
As usual, before the mastery of\nbadminton techniques test
the athletes must practice in groups,\n
If you want to learn more from\nPB KUSUMA TANGKAS
click the channel name and click Video,\n
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