How to stand in badminton and what are the rules for badminton standing

Mixed Doubles - How should girls stand?

<>Singles

1) When the score of the serving player is 0 or even, both players should serve or receive the ball in their respective right service areas.

2) When the number of points of the serving player is an odd number, both players shall serve or receive the ball in their respective left service areas.

3) In the event of a "rematch", the server shall determine the position based on the total score of the game. In the event of an odd number, both players shall serve or receive the ball in their respective left teeing areas; If the total is even, the serve or return should be made in the right service area.

4) After the ball is issued, the players of both sides are no longer restricted by the teeing area and are free to hit any position in the opponent's court, and the player's position can also be in or out of the boundary of his own side.

Doubles

1) At the start of a game, the ball should be served from the right service area.

2) Only the player who receives the serve can receive the ball; If his partner catches the ball or is touched by the ball, the serving side gets one point.

A score of 0 or even is scored on the serving side. In this case, the player standing on the right side of the serving side should serve, and the player standing on the right side of the receiving side should receive the serve; If the serving side scores an odd number, it is the opposite of the previous one.

The player who receives the serve first at the beginning of each game must receive the serve or serve in the right service area when his side scores 0 or even in that game; If the score is an odd number, the serve or serve should be received in the left service area.

The two opposite forms of standing above apply to their companions.

3) After the server loses the right to serve in any game, the opponent will get a point at the same time, and then one of their opponents will serve, so that the serve will be passed, note that at this time, the 4 players on both sides do not need to change their positions.

4) The player must not have a service error and a return error, or serve twice in the same game.

5) Either player from the winning side of a game can serve first in the next game, and any player from the losing side can receive the ball first.

6) Once the ball is issued, it is no longer restricted by the teeing area. Players are free to take their own position and hit the ball anywhere on the opposing field.

1. Strive to hit the ball in front of the body, and never let the ball fall below the height of the neck, otherwise the ball will not have the attack power.

2. Keep your grip as relaxed as possible in order to maximize the force of your wrist.

3. In singles, you should return to the center immediately after each shot. In doubles you should return to a parallel position with your partner when defending in doubles, and in doubles.

4. In singles, unless you smash the ball, don't hit the ball in the opponent's midfield, and play two corners as much as possible.

5. When bending to make a powerful forehand or backhand shot, the body should be turned to the side of the rubber ball in order to stand firmly.