Receiving serve in doubles

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  1. Cheung

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    I noticed that a lot of top doubles players receive a serve on the forehand with the shaft almost horizontal.

    Trying it out recently, it seems quite effective. I can push, lift, tumble. Anybody been taught this before? What advantages/disadvantages do you find?
     
  2. Bbn

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    Don't know about most of you but i hit out side many times when

    returning a spin serve when lifting with racquet shaft pointing to ground and bringing it up.

    I solved problem by keeping shaft horizontal and swinging upwards, shuttle seldom goes out sideline as I achieve better control of spin.
     
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    speed to shuttle contact is still No. 1 for me.
     
  4. GOKOUBOY

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    hmmm.... no. depends which side i am on... i aim to hit on the backhand side of the court and so change my grip accordingly... when receiving on the right hand side court... i use a backhand grip... and when on the left.. a forehand... alwaysaiming to play into the backhand court...
     

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