When your partner do an attacking lob?

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  1. Kamen

    Kamen Regular Member

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    Just wondering, when you are at the front, do you stay put at the front or sqaure when your partner do an attacking lob?
     
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    I guess you should watch to see if your opponent is put off balance by the shot - if so, stay at the net and finish off the weak return.

    If not, curse your partner and get ready to defend against the smash.
     
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    It depends on the relative "success" of the attack clear/lob. If it's good and pins the opponent deep, I'll stay up in case the opponent drops for the easy put away. If the attack clear/lob is not good and I feel the opponent can attack it, I'll go back to side-by-side.
     
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    thanks guys.

    i actually hate it. More often than not, we ended up defending.
     
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    Then this means your partner is not attack clearing/lobbing too well; maybe he should drop instead, or work on his attack. :)
     
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    Have your partner call out his shot to you, then you can react earlier.
    Sometimes before hitting the shuttle, I would say "clear" to let my partner know that I'm hitting a clear. It would help if you and your partner can speak a second language, this way your opponents won't know what you are saying....:D
     
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    but if they do speak the same language, the advantage of the offensive lob is lost!
     

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