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Gain an early advantage in doubles with flat parallel shots
access_time 2022-03-31T11:05:50.223Z face Abhijeet Naimpally
Learning Badminton: Gain an early advantage in doubles with flat parallel shots By Abhijeet Naimpally Published on: Use a thumb grip for this shot. Body stance should be slightly lowered with knees bent and legs slightly apart. Hit the shuttle at eye or shoulder level in order to keep the return fl...
Deal with unpredictable serves with a doubles flick service return
access_time 2022-03-31T11:00:03.261Z face Abhijeet Naimpally
Learning Badminton: Deal with unpredictable serves with a doubles flick service return By Abhijeet Naimpally Published on: When receiving a flick serve, never allow the shuttle to get behind your head and body. Also, avoid turning your head up and backwards as you follow the trajectory of the shutt...
Execute a flawless low service return in doubles
access_time 2022-03-31T10:57:11.507Z face Abhijeet Naimpally
Learning Badminton: Execute a flawless low service return in doubles By Abhijeet Naimpally Published on: Be in a ready stance near the front service line area with your non-racquet foot forward and with a basic grip. Choose to lead with either leg depending on convenience and stance. Engage the shu...
Engage the shuttle early with a singles low service return
access_time 2022-03-31T10:52:40.368Z face Abhijeet Naimpally
Learning Badminton: Engage the shuttle early with a singles low service return By Abhijeet Naimpally Published on: Get into the stance in the mid court area with the non-racquet foot forward and with a basic grip. Rather than waiting for the shuttle, go towards it and connect with it as early as po...
Be better prepared to take on a singles high service return
access_time 2022-03-31T10:48:22.71Z face Abhijeet Naimpally
Learning Badminton: Be better prepared to take on a singles high service return By Abhijeet Naimpally Published on: Positioning and stance are critical. Begin with your stance in the mid court area with the non-racquet foot forward, and with a basic grip. Be quick on your feet when you receive the ...