Using Badminton Forehand V Grip is super important to generater power for the late forehand backhand. Many players tend to in their panhandle or hammer grip which makes it extremely difficult to pronate the forearm and generate power to punch the badminton shuttle to the other end of the court. Learn to have a relaxig forehand V grip and perform a sideway chop where the badminton racket is flat, and then rotate (pronate) the forearm in order to punch the shuttle with. the help of fingers power.

The correct forehand grip is the foundation of every good badminton shot. Without it, power, control, and consistency will always be limited. A proper forehand grip is often called the handshake grip — relaxed, neutral, and adaptable. Your thumb and index finger create a loose “V” shape on the bevel of the racket, allowing the racket head to move freely through the air. This grip makes it easier to generate whip, speed, and accuracy without forcing the arm or shoulder. Many players grip too tigh