0 Indonesia Open Grand Prix Gold - Matchday 2

Men's Singles [R32]

Simon Santoso - Park Sung-min 21-7 21-12
Chen Yuekun - I Putu Roy DWD 21-14 21-11
Alamsyah Yunus - Adi Pratama 13-21 21-18 21-17
Zulfadli Zulkifli - Febriyan Irvannaldy 21-16 21-8
Dionysius Hayom - Sho Zeniya 21-19 22-20
Iskandar Zulkarnain - Arif Ramadhan 21-19 21-9
Kai Guo - Firdaus M Gustaf 21-9 14-21 21-6
Gao Huan - Andre Kurniawan Tedjono 21-8 21-10
Goh Soon Huat - Reksy Aureza M 21-13 21-17
Tommy Sugiarto - Wisnu Yuli Prasetyo 21-10 21-16
Andrew Smith - Chiang Jiann Shiarng 21-17 21-16
Sony Dwi Kuncoro - Setyaldi Putra W 21-16 21-13
Misbun Ramdan MM - Senatria Agus SP 21-11 21-14
Sho Sasaki - Kim Min-ki 21-13 21-8

Women's Singles [R32]

Tike Arieda Ningrum - Liu Xin 21-13 15-21 21-13
Renna Suwarno - Ganis Nur Rahmadani 21-18 20-22 26-24
Xuan Deng - Maria Febe 21-16 21-14
Yeni Asmarani - Jin Kim-soo 21-18 16-21 21-11
Xing Aiying - Maziyyah Nadhir 21-15 21-19
Rusydina Antardayu - Yang Li Liang 21-13 21-19
Adrianti Firdasari - Shizuka Uchida 21-17 21-13
Sayaka Takahashi - Milicent Wiranto 21-17 21-10
Kana Ito - Chan Ya-Lan 21-14 21-11
Hera Desi - Jung Mi-jing 21-16 21-16
Lindaweni Fanetri - Sonia Cheah SY 21-10 21-11
Nozomi Okuhara - Belaetrix Manuputi 20-22 21-16 21-15
Aya Ohori - Rosaria Yusfin Pungkasari 21-11 21-15
Aprilia Yuswandari - Chen Jiayuan 21-19 21-19
Febby Angguni - Yao Xue 17-21 21-11 21-14
Han Li - Ana Rovita 21-10 21-14

Men's Doubles [R32]

Terry Yeo/Yi Liu - Kenas Adi/Sigid Sudrajat 21-18 21-17
Andrei Adistia/Christopher Rusdianto - Takeshi Kamura/Keigo Sonoda 13-21 21-19 21-19
Rahmat Adianto/Berry Angriawan - Mohd Zakry/Mohd Fairuzizuan 22-20 18-21 23-21
Yonathan Suryatama/Hendra Aprida - Takatoshi Kurose/Kosuke Yasumura 21-13 21-17
Kim Ki-jung/Kim Sa-rang - Yohanes Rendy/Afiat Yuris 21-18 21-14
Ronald Alexander/Selvanus Geh - Rafiddias Akhdan/Kevin Sanjaya 21-17 21-14
Markus Fernaldi/Ricky Karanda - Junhui Li/Yuchen Li 22-20 21-19
Ronel Estanislao/Paul Jefferson - Rianto Rangga/Seiko Wahyu 21-15 21-12
Markis Kido/Trikus Harjanto - Shen Low Juan/Tan Yip Jiun 25-23 21-12
Rendra Wijaya/Rian Sukmawan - Hoon Tien How/Tan Wee Kiong 21-17 16-21 21-15
Wahyu Nayaka/Ade Yusuf - Nelson Heg/Teo Ee Yi 21-17 21-15
Angga Pratama/Ryan Agung - Arya Maulana/Edi Subaktiar 21-16 21-17
Praveen Jordan/Didit Juang - Kang Ji-wook/Lee Sang-joon 22-20 21-10
Ricky Karanda/Muhammad Ulinnuha - Chooi Kah Ming/Ow Yao Han 21-16 21-18
Hafiz Faisal/Putra Eka - Philip Joper/Magnaye Peter 20-22 21-12 21-18
Mhod Lutfi/Teo Kok Siang - Hirokatsu Hashimoto/Noriyasu Hirata 21-16 21-15


Women's Doubles [R32]

Misaki Matsutomo/Ayaka Takahashi - Aulia Putri/Nurbeta Kwanrico 21-8 21-6
Sylvina Kurniawan/Tike Arieda N - Ririn Amelia/Deariska Putri 23-21 14-21 21-18
Suci Rizky/Della Destiara - Vanessa Neo/Dellis Yuliana 21-19 21-10
Tresna Novelia/Dara Ayu - Aan Dwi/Mega Cahya 21-19 25-23
Anneke Feinya/Nitya Krishinda - Shevon Lai/Lim Yin Loo 21-16 21-15
Gebby Ristiyani/Tiara Rosalia - Aprilsasi Putri/Lita Nurlita 21-14 18-21 22-20
Pia Zebadah/Rizki Amelia - Choi Hye-in/Kim So-young 21-17 21-13
Imma Muthiah/Mareta Dea - Lana Adriana/Putri Sekartaji 23-21 13-21 21-13
Chen Qinchen/Huang Dongping - Melati Daeva/Rosyta Eka 21-11 21-16
Yonemoto Koharu/Yuriko Miki - Komala Dewi/Jenna Gozali 18-21 21-12 21-14
Yuki Fukushima/Yui Miyauchi - Adriana Ratnasari/Maya Rosita 21-17 21-15
Anggia Shitta/Shela Devi - Vivian Hoo/Woon Khe Wei 21-18 21-13
Xiaohan Yu/Yaqiong Huang - Melvira Oklamona/Khaeriah Rosmini 21-10 21-12
Vita Marissa/Nadya Melati - Chen Jiayuan/Xing Aiying 21-19 21-18
Lai Peijing/Marylen Ng - Keshya Nurvita/Devi Tika 19-21 21-18 21-15
Eom Hye-won/Jang Ye-na - Aris Budiharti/Dian Fitriani 21-11 21-16


Mixed Doubles [R32]

Tontowi Ahmad/Liliyana Natsir - Tri Kusuma W/Aprilsasi Putri 21-19 21-13
Putra Eka/Aris Budiharti - Bagus Hariyanto/Mareta Dea 21-10 21-15
Rendra Wijaya/Devi Tika - Kim Ki-jung/Jang Ye-na 21-16 21-17
Edi Subaktiar/Melati Daeva - Riyo Arief/Aan Dwi Cahyani 21-9 21-14
Fran Kurniawan/Shendy Puspa - Yuchen Liu/Chen Qingchen 21-15 21-11
Markis Kido/Pia Zebadiah - Junhui Li/Huang Dongping 21-11 21-14
Riky Widianto/Richi Dili - Mohd Fairuzizuan/Keshya Nurvita 21-16 21-14
Terry Yeo/Dellis Yuliana - Ardiansyah/Lita Nurlita 16-21 21-17 21-16
Yi Liu/Thng Ting Ting - Adi Pratama/Rizki Amelia 21-10 15-21 21-13
Kim Sa-rang/Eom Hye-won - Dely Nugraha/Sri Wulansari 21-17 21-18
Hafiz Faisal/Dian Fitriani - Risky Hidayat/Adriani Ratnasari 21-13 21-12
Danny Bawa/Vanessa Neo - Trikus Harjanto/Vita Marissa 21-16 21-19
Alfian Eko/Gloria Emmanuelle - Lee Sang-joo/Kim So-young 21-15 12-21 21-18
Irfan Fadhilah/Weni Anggraini - Ong Jian Guo/Lim Yin Loo 21-16 15-21 21-15
Lukhi Apri/Annisa Saufika - Tan Wee Kiong/Vivian Hoo 21-15 21-23 21-14
Muhammad Rijal/Debby Susanto - Wong Fai Yin/Shevon Lai 21-19 21-5

0 Badminton Exercise: forehand overhead

The forehand overhead stroke is probably the most powerful aspect of a player's game. You may employ your opponent into his or her backcourt, up to the net, or to the side. A good overhead stroke from backcourt looks the same no matter what the shot. Then your opponent cannot determine which shot you are playing until after you have contacted the shuttle. If you disguise your shots well enough, the shuttle may not be returned at all. The difference between the various shots lies in the point of contact angle at which the shuttle leaves the racket and the speed of your racket at contact determine the speed of the returning shuttle.

Use the handshake grip when hitting shots on your dominant side, the right side for a right-handed player (see figure a). The forehand overhead stroking motion is similar to throwing a ball. The mechanics are almost identical. When done properly, this throwing motion is the properly timed coordination of accelerations and decelerations of all body segments, producing maximum absolut velocity to your dominant hand and in turn to your racket.

FOREHAND OVERHAD (Grice, 2008)

Usually overhead strokes will be made from the back half of the court. As the shuttle is hit so your feet are perpendicular to the net. Point your nondominant shoulder toward the net and shift your weight to your rear foot. If necessary, skip backward until you are slightly behind the dropping shuttle. This is your hitting stance.

As you move to the oncoming shuttle, raise your racket arm, cock your wrist, and point your racket slightly upward as your shoulders turn into your hitting position (see figure b). When you make your stroke, several things occur very rapidly. Your forward swing begins with a drive off your rear leg, followed by hip and shoulder rotation. Extend your nonracket arm in front of your body for balance and assistance in rotating your upper body. The racket head drops down behind your head into a back-scratch position. Your dominant arm extends upward leg by your elbow and vigorous rotation of your forearm and wrist. Throw your racket up to meet the shuttle with the edge of the racket leading. However, the racket face to rotate until it is almost flat at contact. The angle of the racket face determines the direction of the shuttle. At contact, the rapid rotation of your forearm has provided most of the power; your wrist uncocks so your arm is filly extended. Contact the shuttle at the highest point and in front of your body.

Source:

Grice, Tony. 2008. Badminton: Steps to Success. Human Kinetics Inc.: USA.