China Jump: Important Footwork Technique in the rearcourt (Part #6)
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Besides the Scissor Jump and
Besides the Scissor Jump and Lunges China Jumps are the third very important footwork technique for badminton players. In this tutorial i will explain:
- when and why you should use china jumps
- how you can perform a china jump
- what are important details for advanced players
- how you can practice and improve your china jump technique
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Here are the important keypoints for a efficient china jump, that I point out in the video:
1) Do not turn your hip and your feet during approach and jump
2) Bring you elbow behind you before the shot
3) Push out of the corner with your dominant leg right after the landing
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If you want to use the power of the body rotation from your scissor jump you have to hit the shuttle in front or above you. If it is too far beside you, you won't get any power from it and the rotation will cost you a lot of balance and get you in a bad position afterwards. That is also the reason why scissor jumps are usually performed in the middle of the court or the round the head corner because here you can hit the shuttle in front or above you. If you have a lot of time and can get under the shuttle on the forehand side it is also possible and can make sense to perform a scissor jump here, but usually you will perform mainly China Jumps on the forehand side.
If you are already an advanced player try to focus on the recovery and the landing. The right technique for recovery and landing always depends on your situation and you have to adjust your footposition according to that situation. I go in detail on this two aspects in the video.
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On my channel i already published a lot more footwork tutorials, that will help you to get faster and more efficient on court. Here you find the other Parts of the series:
Explosive Start: The key for a fast footwork (Part #1)
Explosive Start and Split Step: The s...
Footwork styles: How to move fast and efficient (Part #2)
Footwork Styles: How to move fast and...
Landing and recovery: Fast Footwork in and out of the corner (Part #3)
Landing and Recovery: Fast Footwork i...
The 6 keys for a perfect Lunge in Badminton (Part #4)
The 6 keys for a perfect Lunge in Bad...
The Scissor Jump: Footwork technique for more power and speed in the rearcourt (Part #5)
The Scissor Jump: Footwork technique ...
On my channel you will also find a lot more tutorials and exercises to improve your game. Just check it out: @tobiaswadenka8435
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- when and why you should use china jumps
- how you can perform a china jump
- what are important details for advanced players
- how you can practice and improve your china jump technique
Here are the important keypoints for a efficient china jump, that I point out in the video:
1) Do not turn your hip and your feet during approach and jump
2) Bring you elbow behind you before the shot
3) Push out of the corner with your dominant leg right after the landing
If you want to use the power of the body rotation from your scissor jump you have to hit the shuttle in front or above you. If it is too far beside you, you won't get any power from it and the rotation will cost you a lot of balance and get you in a bad position afterwards. That is also the reason why scissor jumps are usually performed in the middle of the court or the round the head corner because here you can hit the shuttle in front or above you. If you have a lot of time and can get under the shuttle on the forehand side it is also possible and can make sense to perform a scissor jump here, but usually you will perform mainly China Jumps on the forehand side.
If you are already an advanced player try to focus on the recovery and the landing. The right technique for recovery and landing always depends on your situation and you have to adjust your footposition according to that situation. I go in detail on this two aspects in the video.
On my channel i already published a lot more footwork tutorials, that will help you to get faster and more efficient on court. Here you find the other Parts of the series:
Explosive Start: The key for a fast footwork (Part #1)
Explosive Start and Split Step: The s...
Footwork styles: How to move fast and efficient (Part #2)
Footwork Styles: How to move fast and...
Landing and recovery: Fast Footwork in and out of the corner (Part #3)
Landing and Recovery: Fast Footwork i...
The 6 keys for a perfect Lunge in Badminton (Part #4)
The 6 keys for a perfect Lunge in Bad...
The Scissor Jump: Footwork technique for more power and speed in the rearcourt (Part #5)
The Scissor Jump: Footwork technique ...
On my channel you will also find a lot more tutorials and exercises to improve your game. Just check it out: @tobiaswadenka8435
Your are looking for more videos, tips, or want some insights on my daily training and coaching? You also find me on social media @tobiwadenka:
Instagram: Instagram: tobiwadenka
Facebook: Facebook: tobiwadenka
Twitter: Twitter: tobiwadenka
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