When ever possible it is always recommended to move around the court in such a away as to volley efficiently using the forehand, the follow through is more precise, and more power can be added to t
The idea with this volley is to trick the opponent; approach the birdie as if to smash, however the racket head comes to a complete stop after it hits the birdie, without a follow through.
There are times when a player can't reach the birdie until its slightly behind him, instead of transferring their weight forward with the swing, their weight shifts backward while swinging causing
A smash the most common badminton offensive, the object is to hit the birdie as fast as possible making i
Most players don't have a problem with this serve, and it is especially useful when playing doubles.
Standing in a relaxed position, with your weight evenly distributed on both legs, the foot opposite your
Forehand:
All the above rules apply when playing both singles and doubles; however there are two important excepti