Basic techniques in badminton – The technique of serving the shuttlecock

In badminton, there are many basic hitting techniques. To be able to come up with dangerous demand curves, you need to understand how to use basic techniques. Let's learn through the basic technical guide in badminton - The technique of serving the shuttlecock.
The kicking technique is one of the most basic techniques that players need to equip themselves with. Knowing this technique and doing it well, you will have more advantages in the next demand curves
Position and posture in serving technique
Singles

Need to be close to 1.5m from the bridge.
With the right service serving position, stand close to the center line, and the left serve serving position is in the middle.
Posture: Left foot in front of right foot behind, knees slightly bent, abs and chest in, the center of gravity on the front foot, the heel of hind foot slightly stooped, one side of the body toward the net, racket raised in front of the body.
Doubles

Stand at a distance of 0.76m from the nearest shuttle.
It is recommended to use the close-to-net service technique as the main and needs to stand in a position close to the close service line.
Posture: similar to the services of singles. However, the body leaning forward is larger, the body's center of gravity can be placed on any leg at will, and the racket can be raised slightly higher. The point of hitting the shuttlecock is when the bridge is at its highest point, then take the initiative to hit the shuttle. But you also need to pay attention to the area of ​​the right court where the opponent serves as fast as he can attack the backhand.
Types of ball support to come
If the opponent sends the shuttle close to the net, it is necessary to use the method of returning the shuttle with a high and deep bridge, leaving it close to the net, and pushing the bridge across.
If the opponent uses a continuous attack to attack, you need to defend. Do not be impatient, look down on or rush up, it will make the quality of the return bridge worse, which makes it easy for the opponent to create a favorable opportunity to attack the bridge.
If the opponent serves high, deep, or fast, you need to use a deep high, hang or smash to fight back.
If the opponent throws the shuttlecock quickly, it is necessary to use a counterattack by pushing horizontally or hitting the shuttlecock high and deep, taking it quickly to treat it quickly. Because the serving side's hit point is higher than that of the serving side, if you press down a little hard, you can regain the initiative. On the other hand, it is also possible to fight back with a high and deep demand curve to avoid trouble.
You can hit back with a slap if you see that the opponent's serve is not good. It is necessary to observe and judge the opponent's intention to serve close to the net. If the opponent's intention is to launch an attack, but their own defense is not strong, we can fight back by dropping or pushing the crossbar. The drop point of the bridge needs to be far from the opponent's position, well control the bridge to not let the opponent attack.

So we have learned another basic technique, which is the serving technique. Hope you have a nice break.