Badminton lob skills, badminton lob action essentials

Forehand lob. 1) Split hanging (fast hanging) The early action of hitting the ball is the same as hitting the high and far ball with the forehand. When hitting the ball, the front of the racket is tilted inward, and the wrist is quickly cut and pressed down.

If the slash ball is split, the racket will cut the right side of the ball holder and exert force to the lower left; If the sling is straight, the paddle face is facing forward and cutting forward and downward.

2) Light hanging (interception hanging) is the same as hitting the forehand high and far ball. When hitting the ball, the change of the paddle surface during a light hanging is basically the same as that of a splitting hang, but the force is lighter; The other is that when hitting the ball, the paddle surface is hitting the ball or with the help of the ** force of the incoming ball with the racket lightly, so that the ball passes the net and then sticks to the net. The latter is mostly used to intercept the opponent's flat high ball and half court high ball.

Backhand lob. The action before hitting the backhand lob is different from the backhand hitting the high ball, and the difference lies in the mastery of the paddle surface and the use of power when touching the ball. When hanging a straight ball, use the reverse side of the racket to cut the back and middle of the ball holder, and exert force in front of the opponent's right net; When dangling a slash ball, use the reverse side of the racket to cut the left side of the ball and press it in front of the opponent's left net.

Overhead drop ball. The overhead hanging ball can also be used for splitting and light hanging. The action before hitting the ball is the same as hitting the high ball with the head.

The difference is the change in the surface of the racket and the use of power when the racket touches the ball. The action of hanging straight ball is basically the same as that of hanging straight ball with forehand, but the hitting point is different; When dangling a slash ball, the front side of the racket is turned outward, cutting the left side of the bracket and exerting force towards the right front and bottom.

Badminton Technique - Kill Ball Technique.

Pressing the opponent's high ball downwards with all your might is called a kill. The characteristics of the kill ball are power play and fast speed. It is an important technology for active penetration of the pseudo-platinum sickle attack. There are two types of smashes: forehand smashes, backhand smashes and overhead smits. Let's take a look at each of them:

The lob can be combined with the flat high ball in the attack to mobilize the opponent. If you want to play a good lob, the most important thing is to first master the high ball technique in the back court, because it is the basis of the whole badminton back court technique, before you are ready to play the lob, your preparation posture must be consistent with the high ball, so as to conceal your lob intention, otherwise when you have not yet shot, the opponent has already judged, he will move in advance, and your lob goal will not be achieved.

For the pace of the lob, the pace of the backward ball is basically the same as that of other backcourt balls, but because your hitting point must be higher than that of the lob ball when lobbing, the backward ball must be in place, generally speaking, the three-step cross step method should be used.

For the feel, if it is a forehand lob, you should touch the ball obliquely, and use a wrap cutting method at the moment of hitting. If it is hung in a straight line, then cut the side of the ball holder, the cutting action is smaller, if it is hung diagonally, then cut the side back of the ball holder. And the cutting action is larger; If it is an overhead hanging ball, the method of skateboard wiping is generally used:

If it is a backhand lob, in addition to the wrapping cut, you must also have a slight forward force when hitting the ball, otherwise the ball will not pass the net.

For the lob, the movements of the hands must be continuous, otherwise the intention will be exposed.

In addition to the above basic lob movements in the backcourt, there are also some technical lobs in the midfield, such as blocking and assault hanging.

I hope you are satisfied.

The essentials of the badminton drop ball are:

1. The preparation and preliminary action of the forehand drop are the same as those of the forehand drop. The key to hitting the ball is to hit the ball slightly before the high ball.

When the forehand is dangling, the racket side is facing the incoming ball; Using the internal rotation of your fingers, wrist and forearm, swing the racket and tap the back of the ball holder.

2. The preparation and early action of the backhand drop are the same as those of the backhand drop, the difference lies in the mastery of the racket and the use of power when hitting the ball.

When hanging in a straight line, use the back of the racket to cut the middle of the back of the ball holder, and exert force on the opponent's right half of the net; When hanging a diagonal ball, cut the left side of the ball holder with the back of the paddle and send it to the opponent's left half of the net.

3. The preparation posture and early action of the overhead hanging ball are basically the same as those of the overhead hanging ball. The main difference is that when the overhead ball is upright, use your fingers, wrists, and forearms to rotate the ball inwards to sweep the ball from the back to the underside.

1. The point of impact is a little earlier than the high ball. Similar to the kill position. But the point of impact should be high. In this way, the net can be attached. Many people feel that the hitting point is low when they are in the front. Actually, as long as you have a good pace, you must step back into position and let the ball be in front of you.

2. The hitting action must be consistent with the high and far ball. It is to be deceptive. The biggest threat of the drop ball is not that it falls to the point, but it is confusing, making the opponent think that you are a backcourt ball before the ball, but only to find out that it is the front court after the shot, but your center of gravity has been deceived.

So it's harder to catch the ball.

3. In order to make the ball stick to the net as much as possible. This requires that the force in the horizontal direction be as small as possible. That is, the force sent forward may be small, similar to gently cutting the ball support when exerting force.

To control such a force, the muscles of the forearm are certainly not good. So it has to be controlled by the muscles of the wrist and fingers.

4. The whole action should be like this: start grinding and start to prepare, quickly adjust the pace in the back court, and then use the high ball action. The forearm falls back quickly, and the elbow is raised and forward.

The forearm hits the ball with quick power. Be fast, your slow people can see at a glance that you are not hitting a high ball, and when you are approaching the ball, quickly lose your strength. But not stop.

That's a feint. The face is tilted at an angle. Use your wrist to gently cut the ball stock sideways with your fingers.

The forward force of the ball can pass through the net.

The essentials of badminton lob movements are as follows: forehand lob, backhand lob, and overhead lob.

1. Forehand lob:

Shot preparation and early action are the same as forehand high or hall ball. Just hit the ball with the paddle face slightly tilted inward, and the wrist makes a quick cutting and pressing motion to hit the back and side of the back of the ball. If the slash ball is hoisted, the racket will cut the right side of the ball and exert force to the lower left; If the ball is hoisted, the paddle face is cut straight forward and downward.

2. Backhand lob:

Shot preparation and pre-action are the same as backhand high balls. The difference lies in the mastery of the paddle surface and the use of power when hitting the ball. When hanging a straight ball, use the back side of the racket to cut the back and middle of the ball holder, and exert force in front of the opponent's right half of the net; When hanging a diagonal ball, use the reverse side of the racket to cut the left side of the ball and exert force in front of the opponent's left half of the net.

3. Overhead hanging ball:

The preparation and pre-shot action are the same as the overhead ball. When hanging the slash ball overhead, the middle finger, ring finger and little finger bend their fingers and pull the handle outwards to rotate the racket, tilt the racket forward, and hit the left side of the racket with the oblique surface; When hanging a straight ball overhead, hit the center of the racket.

In actual combat, whether the technical role of the drop ball can be fully exerted, in addition to whether the actual choice of use is appropriate, is also closely related to the following aspects.

Closely related to the quality of the drop ballIn badminton, the drop ball has always been known as the most exquisite technique in the backcourt high, hanging and killing. Hook coupling belongs to the category of "optical technology", which has high requirements for precision. The quality of the lob is mainly evaluated by the degree to which the lob is attached to the net.

A good high ball will almost go over the net and land in the area near the front teeing line.

The consistency of the high ball and the smash action is high In actual combat, if the lob action lacks consistency with the high ball and smash action, it is difficult to play its inherent tactical role no matter how good it is, but it will be affected by the call.

Better results can only be achieved when used in conjunction with offensive techniques in front of the net and offensive techniques in the backcourt. Creating favourable offensive scoring opportunities with lobs is often a combination of techniques that some good badminton players excel in.