In badminton, serving skills are also very important. Without further ado, let’s follow the editor to find out more. 01 Backhand serve One characteristic of the backhand serve is that it is slower because the backhand has less power, so the movement is smaller. If the movement is

In badminton, serving skills are also very important. Without further ado, let’s follow the editor to find out more.

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Backhand serve

Backhand serve has a characteristic, that is, its speed is slower, because the backhand has less power, so the movement is smaller. If the movement is small and your strength is small, the opponent may not be able to determine the position of your serve.

Hold the racket with your backhand when serving. When serving, try to get as close to the front line as possible. When serving, lightly touch the ground with the toes of your left foot, with your right foot in front. Put your center of gravity on your right foot, bend your knees slightly, and use your Hold the badminton with your left hand and place the ball parallel to your belly. When you hold the racket with your right hand, slightly bend your right arm and lift it upward. When serving a backhand serve, you need to use the strength of your wrist to drive the ball.

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Forehand serve

When serving the forehand, you should turn your body slightly to the side, and your feet must be apart from the front and back. The left foot is in front, the toes point in the direction of the net, the right foot is behind, and the toes are slightly to the right. Generally, people who are used to holding the ball with their right hand should lean their body slightly toward your right elbow, with their hands on the right back of the body. When hitting the ball, you must pull your right arm back and swing it from back to bottom and then to the front. .

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Serving the ball before the net

Serving the ball before the net can relatively reduce the chance of the opponent pressing the ball down. After the ball is served in front of the net, the two sides usually immediately enter a state of fierce attack on each other. When we serve the ball to the inside corner of the front serve, we shorten the flight path of the ball and prevent the opponent from attacking our backcourt position. When we serve the ball to the outside corner of the front service line, we can mobilize the opponent away from our center position to facilitate a better attack on the next ball.