A sweet spot is the area of the racket string bed that produces the most power, the best sound and feeling, and the least vibration when you hit on it. It is normally located between around the center of the string bed, but not directly in the middle though.
Q. What is a simple skill in badminton?
The 5 basic skills in badminton involve your: Grip. Serve. Footwork. Stance. Stroke.
Table of Contents
- Q. What is a simple skill in badminton?
- Q. What is the most basic badminton serve?
- Q. What are 4 key points to properly successfully perform an overhead clear?
- Q. What is overhead backhand stroke?
- Q. What are the 2 main serves in badminton?
- Q. Can you fake a serve in badminton Why?
- Q. How many types of serves are there in badminton?
- Q. Do you get 2 serves in badminton?
- Q. How long is a game of badminton?
- Q. What are the new rules of badminton?
- Q. What happens when the shuttle touches the net and drop onto the other side?
- Q. What happens if the player touches the net during play?
- Q. What if the shuttle touches the net while serving?
- Q. What happens if the racquet touches the net during a rally?
Q. What is the most basic badminton serve?
There are 3 basic serves; High Serve (used in singles only, Low Serve (used in both singles and doubles) and Flick serve (used in doubles).
Q. What are 4 key points to properly successfully perform an overhead clear?
Here are the steps for the Badminton Overhead Clear.
- Move into position and get behind the shuttle.
- Raise your Racket Arm and Non-Racket Arm.
- Your body should face sideways with your feet pointing slightly sideways.
- Commence your Forehand Stroke.
- Take the shuttle at the Highest Point possible.
- Complete a Full Arm Swing.
Q. What is overhead backhand stroke?
Squash/Tennis: The backhand is performed in such a way that the tennis ball is hit from the side of your body. Badminton: The correct technique for a backhand stroke will allow you to hit the shuttle at your backhand area when it’s in mid-air (above your head).
Q. What are the 2 main serves in badminton?
A badminton serve can be performed using 2 methods (high serve and low serve), depending on where you want the shuttlecock to land.
Q. Can you fake a serve in badminton Why?
The server must deliver the badminton serve with ONE upward stroke. This means that you have only one chance to hit the serve. Given the badminton service rules, you are not allowed to make fake movements when delivering the service. Once you start swinging your racket forward, you must hit the shuttlecock.
Q. How many types of serves are there in badminton?
four types
Q. Do you get 2 serves in badminton?
There are no second serves so if your first serve goes out then your opponent wins the point. A serve must be hit underarm and below the servers waist. No overarm serves are allowed.
Q. How long is a game of badminton?
about 45 minutes
Q. What are the new rules of badminton?
The New Badminton Rules
- Game Length. As with the former rules of badminton, you have to win two out of three games to win a match.
- Scoring. The new scoring system has not lengthened the duration of each match.
- Tied Games. The 21 point format has also brought in new laws for tied games.
- Break.
- Doubles.
- Overall Difference.
Q. What happens when the shuttle touches the net and drop onto the other side?
When delivering the low serve, you will LOSE the rally if the shuttlecock hits the top of the net and falls SHORT. However, if its hits the net cord but lands INSIDE the service boundaries (grey area), it is perfectly legal. Your opponent has to retrieve it.
Q. What happens if the player touches the net during play?
NET PLAY. A ball hit into the net, may still be kept in play (up to 3 hits) provided that a player does not make contact with the net. Players may not touch the net. If 2 opposing players touch the net simultaneously, the ball is declared dead and is replayed.
Q. What if the shuttle touches the net while serving?
A serve hitting the top of the net and going into the correct service court is legal and in play. 3. A shuttle that hits the net and goes over during a rally continues in play. The shuttle may not be caught on the racket and then slung during the execution of the stroke.
Q. What happens if the racquet touches the net during a rally?
invades an opponent’s court under the net with racket or person such that an opponent is obstructed or distracted; If you touch the net or the posts, you lose the rally. Provided you make contact with the shuttle on your side, however, your racket may then pass over the net during your follow-through action.
