Technique
Basic Racket Holding Techniques
One important thing that singles badminton players must master is how to hold the racket correctly. Because, if you don't hold the racket correctly, you will have a hard time delivering strong service to the opposing line.
There are two ways to hold the racket that are often used on the field: forehand and backhand. Both this technique is used interchangeably, depending on the situation and the state of the game. For starters, you usually are will be taught how to first look ahead and then proceed with the backhand.
Way:
Basically, the grip needed when handling the racket should be relaxed and not too tight. Easy tips, hold the racket head with your hand, then slowly slide your hand toward the bottom of the racket until you reach the area to hold the racket, find the most comfortable position. This method helps you find the right angle. Place your thumb and index finger to form a sharp V on the racket handle. Pay attention, avoid forming a U-shaped letter. If the letter U is formed, this means there is an error in the way you hold the racket, for example too tight. We recommend that you hold the racket on your fingers and not in the palm of your hand. This is important to make it easier for you when providing services for destroy your opponent.
Basic Service Techniques
Service in badminton is one of the important elements that must be mastered well. Hit service the right one will give your opponent an advantage.
There are several basic service techniques that you can easily learn, including:
- A low forehand serve is usually used in badminton singles, depending on the distance which is relatively low between the shuttlecock and the net line.
- A high forehand serve is almost the same as a low forehand serve, it just requires more power to hit his car so that it can soar and fall behind the opponent.
- The back serve is usually used in doubles badminton. Its function is to abort shuttlecock through the net or opponent.
- The smash shot service is actually the same as the regular service, it just uses a hand swing which is very powerful because it aims to trick your opponent.
Basic Foot Techniques
Having good footwork is important for you to understand. Because the leg movements are flexible when playing badminton will make it easier for you to move positions; forward, backward, sideways, even jump high to restore the shuttlecock serve to the opponent.
In addition, basic leg movements are also important to control your balance in the field. Because if it unbalanced, it is difficult to control the opponent's shots many times. Unexpected things will happen if you do not have a right leg transfer pattern, such as an injury.
Attention: Students can learn about the technique of playing badminton based on the information prepared using the main equipment.
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