Overhead technique
Designed for beginner to lower intermediate players.
Get access to 1+ hour of exclusive video content covering footwork, overhead technique, exercises, and practical tips to improve control, consistency, and power.
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Lesson 1: Overhead shot basics
Lesson 1: Starting from scratch
What you will learn
Elbow positioning
Correct grip
The first movement (Crucial).
The first exercise (Practise at home)
Lesson 1: Starting from scratch
What you will learn
Elbow positioning
Correct grip
The first movement (Crucial).
The first exercise (Practise at home)
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Lesson 2: Starting the movement
Lesson 2: Starting the movement
What you will learn
Rotation towards the rear court
Rotation away from the shot
Importance of momentum forward with playing leg and how to do it.
Avoid unnessecary pressure on your knee and ankle. Typical mistakes
Practise at home exercise
Lesson 2: Starting the movement
What you will learn
Rotation towards the rear court
Rotation away from the shot
Importance of momentum forward with playing leg and how to do it.
Avoid unnessecary pressure on your knee and ankle. Typical mistakes
Practise at home exercise
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Lesson 3: Footwork towards and away from corner
Lesson 3: Footwork towards and away from corner
What you will learn
Movement towards the rear corner
Playing leg passage and importance of bringing it forward
Importance of momentum forward with playing leg and how to do it.
Weight distribution when hitting
Introduction to scissor kick
Lesson 3: Footwork towards and away from corner
What you will learn
Movement towards the rear corner
Playing leg passage and importance of bringing it forward
Importance of momentum forward with playing leg and how to do it.
Weight distribution when hitting
Introduction to scissor kick
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Lesson 4: Safety and introduction to scissor jump
Lesson 4: Safety and introduction to scissor jump
What you will learn
Safety when doing over head shots
Difference between jumping vs not when hitting in terms of power and safety
The importance of your feet landing seperately and not at same time
Scissor kick in depth (Optional)
Lesson 4: Safety and introduction to scissor jump
What you will learn
Safety when doing over head shots
Difference between jumping vs not when hitting in terms of power and safety
The importance of your feet landing seperately and not at same time
Scissor kick in depth (Optional)
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Lesson 5: The forearm rotation
Lesson 5: The forearm rotation
What you will learn
Bio-mechanics how does the arm rotate
What about the wrist?
Rotation practical examples
Having the elbow away from the body
Lesson 5: The forearm rotation
What you will learn
Bio-mechanics how does the arm rotate
What about the wrist?
Rotation practical examples
Having the elbow away from the body
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Lesson 6: Getting side towards net (Waiter technique)
Lesson 6: Getting side towards net (Waiter technique)
What you will learn
Getting the side towards the net
Pull your chest forward and upwards
Get the body in to the right position
Common mistakes in the correct position
Lesson 6: Getting side towards net (Waiter technique)
What you will learn
Getting the side towards the net
Pull your chest forward and upwards
Get the body in to the right position
Common mistakes in the correct position
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Lesson 7: The elbow is your guide!
Lesson 7: The elbow is your guide!
What you will learn
Relaxed upper body
Bringing elbow forward before the racket
Elbow forward and forearm rotation, how it works
Simple exercise for you to try out at home
Common mistakes and progressing to fast
Lesson 7: The elbow is your guide!
What you will learn
Relaxed upper body
Bringing elbow forward before the racket
Elbow forward and forearm rotation, how it works
Simple exercise for you to try out at home
Common mistakes and progressing to fast
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Lesson 8: The Whiplash
Lesson 8: The Whiplash
What you will learn
What happens just at impact
Being relaxed and tightening up
What happens at the grip
Small exercise to practise the whiplash
Lesson 8: The Whiplash
What you will learn
What happens just at impact
Being relaxed and tightening up
What happens at the grip
Small exercise to practise the whiplash
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Lesson 9: Exercises at different levels
Lesson 9: Exercises at different levels
What you will learn
Building up exercises to match your focus
Simple exercises with none to few variables
Intermediate exercises with limited variables
Hard exercises with a lot variables
Lesson 9: Exercises at different levels
What you will learn
Building up exercises to match your focus
Simple exercises with none to few variables
Intermediate exercises with limited variables
Hard exercises with a lot variables
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Lesson 10: Advanced tips (Optional)
Lesson 10: Advanced tips (Optional)
What you will learn
Getting the elbow forward and up
Bring the power out in the fingers
Grip placement
Around the head footwork
Getting aligned every time
Lesson 10: Advanced tips (Optional)
What you will learn
Getting the elbow forward and up
Bring the power out in the fingers
Grip placement
Around the head footwork
Getting aligned every time
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Bonus: Learning paradox and personal feedback
Learning paradox and personal feedback
What you will learn
Why learning is hard
Bad habits takes 10x time to undo if learned wrong
Why good habits and correct technique is the answer
Learning paradox and personal feedback
What you will learn
Why learning is hard
Bad habits takes 10x time to undo if learned wrong
Why good habits and correct technique is the answer
What You'll Learn
Build Confidence
Learn the fundamentals behind efficient badminton overhead technique.
This course teaches you how to move correctly behind the shuttle, improve your timing, and develop a smoother, more powerful overhead motion with less strain on the body.
You’ll learn:
Proper footwork and positioning
How power is created through rotation and timing
The role of the elbow, forearm, and whip effect
How to hit with better control and consistency
Practical Exercises & Real Experience
The course includes practical exercises you can use on your own to improve your technique step by step.
You’ll also get personal tips and insights from my badminton experience, including common mistakes, smarter training methods, and small adjustments that can make a big difference in your game.

