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If he basically can't play, you can control his backcourt, then with his level after returning the ball, he can only go to your midfield, then you go to smash again, haha, a word "cool". If it's just going to **, I guess I don't understand the hatred, hehe.

I've practiced it, right, this is easy to do.

Serve, high and long balls to the baseline, they retreat, and they usually retreat with a straight body.

Return the ball and suppress the bottom line first, since the opponent has not practiced, the high and far ball is definitely not in place, and it is a good choice to hang and kill.

In front of the net continuously, the opponent has no feel and pounces directly in front of the net, if you want to beat off the opponent's majesty, you can pounce directly on the face.

I'm a mountain, and I'm also a badminton specialist, and I do it as an amateur, saving time and effort, and it's effective.

First of all, don't get excited... Calm... Even if you are better than him, remember that he is a man ... Both in terms of physical strength and explosiveness, it is stronger than you, and if you are in too much of a hurry, you are likely to lose

Of course, the most important thing is not to get excited, not to worry

Even if you really win, he won't be able to give you his head...

How are you doing in the backgame? If you don't have a good backcourt, hang the ball on both sides, and then go back to the backcourt in the midfield, depending on the situation, the ball speed will slow down, and you will be so tired that you will crawl all over the ground to find teeth.

Exhaust him......Pull the ............ front and backThat's it......

So how good is he? If you don't have it, you should play with it. Hit a few balls by yourself and find out the opponent's ball path to press the opponent to play, I hope you can hit him all over the ground to find teeth!! Ha ha.

The experience is summed up by oneself Everyone is different, and it is not yours to say it, let alone for you. ~

Haha, in this case, I suggest that if you are a girl, choose to pull him in the backcourt and then let him go left and right in the frontcourt.

You can torture him to death, hahahahaha.

Since you have said so, then use your 2 10 skills, relaxed.

Of course, it is necessary to use tactics, but it also depends on the actual situation of the opponent.

The following are personal insights for reference only. Girls generally have poor backcourt skills, and they are easy to be smashed when they return to the backcourt with high and far balls, so they should focus on playing the ball in front of the net. For example, 1, you can hang the ball continuously and hook it diagonally; 2. When hanging the ball, you need to have a good sense of pooping, like a "rookie" boy may like to rub the ball with you in tennis, then you can strengthen the awareness of grabbing the high point to pounce; 3. Buckle the Internet, that is, immediately after the smash, you can solve the problem by taking a shot on the Internet; 4. Pressing the opponent's backcourt, the general novice backcourt ball technique is basically zero, so play the opponent's backhand more, make the opponent's return ball of low quality, and then save or smash and other methods to score.

It's a tenth of yours, just play around, and if you want to be angry with him, use your non-dominant hand to abuse him...

If you want to win him, you must defeat it mentally first, and if you have learned badminton, you must use the combination of long and short to play hanging. But don't win him too badly, and save him a certain amount of face, which is the basic principle of being a man. I wish you victory!

According to you, that boy doesn't know how to play badminton at all. Then play more high-distance balls in the backcourt, focus on his backhand, and dunk when he returns the ball with poor quality.

If a girl plays a boy, if you have enough strength, then repeatedly hit his backhand backcourt, and then look for an opportunity to hang his forehand in the frontcourt. If you don't have enough strength, hit him on either side of the pitch and look for opportunities to kill him in close quarters.

If he doesn't have any skills, then you still don't have to think about any tactics.

No tactics, no need to be adaptable. Hopefully you will win. Of course you will win.

Don't say give you more **.

If you want to be fast, you can choose a racket with a high tension rate.

Or break the net tighter.

I'm on the city badminton team.

You can do it with the principle of point killing!

It is a fast slap, keep the highest speed when hitting the ball, and after hitting the ball, do not let the paddle follow the ball for another while. Remember, don't follow along, make sure to hit the ball at the highest speed, so that the kinetic potential energy can be fully converted into kinetic energy!

Also, you said that if you play hard, you will go out of bounds, which may be because the angle of your racket is not right! When hitting the ball, pay attention to the angle of the racket! Don't make the paddle up! Hit the ball quickly while it's still on top of the net to succeed!

Also, you say that you want to fall to the ground quickly and shortly, then, you can't play with the power of your arms too much, after hitting the arms to provide power, then you have to use the strength of your wrists, although this kind of hitting does not have much power, but the speed is very fast!

Hope it helps!

Playing badminton has to be the same as me, both offensive and defensive, I have a strong left hand attack, a good right hand defense, I have no opponents in our place, I think the main thing is not technology, but the mentality must be stable, the mentality is stable, it's okay.

It's all long-winded.

Fainting is mainly due to the swing of the arm joints.

I'm a big badminton player, and I'm playing in the varsity team right now. Your hand is slightly on the top of the feather slap handle, and then push a little harder. The ball is not high but extremely fast, and unless you have good skills, you can't catch it at all!!

The basic techniques of badminton are divided into upper limb manipulation and lower limb footwork. Among them, the upper limb techniques include the backcourt master position technique, the midfield low hand position technique, and the net front ball technique.

According to the characteristics of the technique and the different flight arcs of the ball, the backcourt master can be divided into high balls, flat high balls, hanging balls, and killing balls.

The midfield low-hand techniques include catching the ball, flat pumping fast block, and half-squat fast play, of which the rear car is mainly used in doubles.

The net ball techniques include: rubbing the ball, pushing the ball, hooking the jujube ball, pounceing on the ball, and picking the ball.

The combination of footwork from the center to the field in different directions includes net step, backward step, catch-up step, leaping step, and backcourt passive (return) step.

I hope you are satisfied.