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Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Sports & skill
About me
Loves a good rally, long walks and match days. Always up for new games and great company. 💚
Skill analysis.
Thoughtful feedback to help you grow, one rally at a time.
Improve your own technique with guided feedback.
Compare two clips and spot what makes the difference.
Training feedback.
Use these overhead-stroke cues as a checklist in your next practice.
Things to work on
These are sample coaching notes, not results generated from your uploaded video.
- 01
Racket isn't prepared early enough.
- 02
Body remains too front-facing instead of turning sideways.
- 03
Contact with the shuttle is too low or too far behind the body.
- 04
Only the arm is used instead of coordinating legs → hips → shoulders → arm → racket.
- 05
Poor follow-through.
The shuttle should generally be contacted high and slightly in front of the hitting shoulder, with the body rotation contributing to the stroke.
Biomechanical studies show distinct preparation, acceleration, contact and follow-through phases in overhead strokes.
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