Footwork problem

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  1. modularity

    modularity Regular Member

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    It's not until playing with some really good university team players when I realise I have serious problems with my forehand netshots. I miss them consistantly. 4-5/10.

    Their shots are much faster and I'm struggling to reach them at forehand net.

    I'm puzzled about preparation stance. When waiting for the next shot, should I place my right foot in front of (or behind) left (right handed) or in parallel? also, how to deal with fake moves?
     
  2. rwg05

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    It really depends on what you're more comfortable with. Experiment a little and see what works out best for you.

    However, generally a right handed player would stand in a ready position with his right foot ahead of his left.

    Look through Gollum's Badminton Bible footwork article.
     

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