Do you want to partner with me? LOLZ!

I'm also a n00b. LOLZ! Don't worry. We won't makan telur...LOLZ

5 teams? How the heck am I going to find 5 teams for you??!! Finding one partner is hard enough and you want 5 teams??!! Headache...

Anyway, there's only one /k/tard here ever seen me playing badminton (regular game).

Got video clip?

You also don't want play net...LOLZ! Every time flick to baseline. How to smash? LOLZ!

Play 5 sets...Fffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuu~~~Limpeh uu siew hunki eh. Wa geh partner pun uu siew hunki. Walau...sure pancit.

Confirm pancit...Based on my previous competition Finals play rubber game also feel like half life. You want me to play 5 games??!! Sure GG...

Bro, you mistaken with what has been expressed. It's a change of game play. What do you mean "...giving crap opinions"? The fella is weak in smashes and with 7/10 is under net...Do you really want him to play smashes? What Hideo Kojima suggested was a change in game play. From smashing, try to mix a little with net play or maybe placing shots.

Are these suggestions crappy? It's like learning to drift. There's so many techniques available. If you are not comfortable with power over drift, you can try e-braking, maybe feint drift. I don't see anything wrong with it. It's a matter of preference and change of style. I do agree that being a good badminton player, you need to learn smashing, besides drop shot, back-hand flick or smash, cross court smash so on and so forth.

I'm sure everyone in badminton looking for a fun session. I'm sure meisterlim, devince, or maybe you can share some tips to others as well.

This post has been edited by Joey Christensen: Mar 10 2011, 10:36 AM

I'm just here for fun. Anyway, it's a misunderstanding. As simple as that. I don't think that constitute trolling. Maybe being uptight or something. Let's have fun, shall we?

@ meisterlim

What is the name/term used for the shot that's taken "under" the waist height (something like a pendulum movement)? It's pretty much like the backhand stroke but backhand is performed on "upper" height. It's kind of fun way to return the shuttle in a difficult angle/area.

You got any idea of the name/term? I was browsing around but couldn't get the name...

Here's the typical Overhead Backhand Strokes diagram:



While this is the one that I've mentioned. It's pretty much hard to execute the move but I found it when it's hard to perform the above mentioned Overhead Backhand Strokes, I'll use this technique which is rather fun. I added a blue coloured arrow for easier to understand. What's the name/term for the stroke? I used that before but I want to learn more. Anyone?

Second link video @ 0:55/0:56 or maybe from 4:00 onwards.

Thanks! What's the trick shot called? It's really fun way to pull that trick.

This post has been edited by Joey Christensen: Mar 14 2011, 12:51 PM

There's no specific name for it? Seriously?

Why is it you guys got injured here and there? I thought it's just a simple clinic and some simple games?