One Form?

Discussion in 'Techniques / Training' started by Footwork_816, Jun 13, 2012.

  1. Footwork_816

    Footwork_816 Regular Member

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    In badminton are all overhead shots identical in form besides the last part? Would you just use the wrist to alter the shot in the end, like a clear or drop, but keep everything else the same?
     
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    Yes.

    If you keep the form the same...your opponent would not know what shot you are performing. Thus it delays them from anticipating your shot and getting that 1 extra second to get to the shuttle early.
     
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    yes, one form to rule them all

    wait, wrong topic...
     
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    I got to practice keeping my form the same.

    Last night my friend said he figured out (see) when I'm doing a drop instead of a smash. Probably explains why I was shocked he got my drops recently as he never got them in the past.
     
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    Yea thats always a bad feeling when your opponent reads your drops :(
     

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