what is important in grip the shuttlecock is coming to all different heights
all different speed
the impact point you are taking the shuttlecock is all different for example forehand
you may take it here sometime when you are late you may have to take a side of it
or shuttle may pass you and you may have to take shuttlecock behind you
so even the forehand grip
when you are taking at the net this forehand grip
is different from when you are taking the side of you and this grip cannot be used
if the shuttle passed you you cannot use the same grip and the shuttle will go that side so the grip
has to be changed even though all four-handed side you must have all different grip for each shot
backhand the same I call it one hundred percent backhand grip thumb is there one hundred percent
you use this one when you are taking shut in front of you bang but this
one hundred percent backhand grip you cannot use this grip when you are taking
shuttlecock side of you here shuttle is there use this grip you can't it locks
can't go
if you try to go you have to turn your racket face
so a shuttle will go out
then what grip you should use the side you have to use a neutral grip
but from a neutral little bit more backhand side here there
this finger position is different from when I am taking the shuttle in front
this is 100 back end this backhand drive I call it about 60 to 70 percent backhand grip
you have to have this grip so your wrist works like your face remain
straightforward the corner you want to hit that can be possible this grip allows you to do that
that grip you can and it will do that
now if an opponent had a good attack shuttle pass you behind this backhand
side drive grip does not allow you to take this shuttle if I try to hit it it will go out
therefore when you are completely late the thumb has to go here
this grip will allow you to hit behind the shuttlecock
here shuttle goes there like that if you look at from there my thumb is there
because my thumb is there I can cross it I can straighten it if you train
you can do clear from behind you too but this skill will not be able to do that
if your thumb is a backhand because that will hit that side
as you saw even forehand side you have to change the grip on the backhand side
you have to change grip furthermore what I would like to say is every single shuttlecock requires
unique grip for each one
because each shuttlecock height the impact point you are making is all different
number one that is the fact but there are some players who have one grip
and hit the forehand backhand front to side back every shot try to make it with one kind of grip
if he or she does 100 shots like that only four or five shots may be right 95 shots will be very poor
so the reason why I explained to you the grip has to be changed then if you agree with me on that
when you are waiting for an opponent to attack opponent shot you must have a red grip
the grip allows you to change it quickly in any location any impact point okay how to do it
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