Techniques

Ok.. here's what I tried to learn in the beginning:
1)the so called 'smash'
2)the so called 'backhand smash' which goes up to the opponent's mid-court.
3)the so called 'jump smash' which was more of a jump, land..; then drive.
4)so called 'deceptive shots'
5)crosscourt drop.
Now.. that's when I just began playing badminton as a panhandler.. I just wanted to learn the 'best moves'. Of course, a pan-handled smash isn't really a smash but more of a drive.

Here's what I learned when I finally learned the correct grip(s):
1)Backhand serve
2)Forehand serve ( low )
3)lift ( still improving O_O )
4)clear
5)smash ( should have learned drop ) ( still improving )
6)drops/crosscourt drop
7)drive ( still improving )
8)footwork ( still learning....)
9)deception and crosscourts netdrops ( still trying to improve )
10)jump smash ( still trying to improve )
11)backhand smash ( i can sometimes do it, still practising sometimes. )

Did I miss something out ?

 

what i learned:

Grips, Singles serve/Doubles serve
Net shots, Lifts
Footwork
Clears, Drops (all drops)
Smash, Drives
Deceptive shots, Jump smash, Backhand shots
*All the other stuff that i have learned comes in here after the bassics have been covered*

I learned it more or less in that order and more so some of the things around the same time. What i reccomend to learn and what i teach when i coach is almost the same order which is that way i listed above but depending on those learning it.

 

Grips
Lifts
Footwork (Still doing it)
Baseline Clears
Drops
Smash
Crosscourt drops+smashes
Net play
Deceptive net play

Backhand.. we have to learn it ourself.

 

Everyone's still learning/practising footwork.. nobody's perfect at it..

 

i was taught: footwork
grip
clear/drop/cross court drop/smash (they use the same technique)
netshots
lift (which is a singles serve)
drive
doubles serve
deceptive shots
jump smash

 

i think i will learn the proper grip first becos if gripping is wrong then the contact of the racket and the shuttle will be affect,

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i started playing with my friend and then realised that i was rbbish so i worked on footwork,grips,serves,net play and then smashes.
my drops are now getting better