It s a sophomore year of high school, is it late to practice badminton, do you like to play badminto

It's not too late, if you have good physical conditions (strength, speed, coordination, etc.), you can train hard, and learn from a professional badminton coach, you can be very fruitful in half a year.

It's definitely not too late for you to move on to your hobbies, because it's good to have fun and practice slowly.

If you want to become a professional badminton player and fight around, I think it's too late. Because Chinese badminton is very good, many parents let their children practice badminton or table tennis from an early age. How do you fight with others?

It's not too late, as a workout, I only started playing badminton when I was 40, and there are many people around me who are the same age as me, and many of them are playing very well, and they are all about to become professionals. If you want to become a professional athlete, it may be a little later.

It's never too late to practice, it's just impossible to become a professional, but you can become a specialty, I'm a good example, I started practicing when I was a freshman, and now I'm also the first in school, as long as you work hard, and find a good coach, learn more from various masters, learn with an open mind, and slowly it will be very easy, come on!

It's not too late, unless you want to play internationally, ......

Most of the people I played with started in high school and college. As far as your first stage is concerned, the most important thing is to lay a good foundation, learn the regular rules step by step from the beginning, don't fight blindly, practice bad gestures, it will be difficult to progress in the future. It's hard to change!

It depends on what level you want to train, if you want to get into the national team, then the hope is slim, but as long as you love sports, you can practice to a very high level. It should be no problem to get a national second-level athlete certificate. I started learning when I entered the university, there was no professional coach, the captain taught, I often watched the teaching**, often played and practiced, and got the national second-level athlete certificate in the first year.

In fact, it won't be too tiring, movement skills are very important, you must improve your physical strength, while learning badminton, I hope you don't fall behind in your studies!

Sweat. I was also a sophomore in high school.

No problem.

Don't be too obsessed, just be strong and strong.

Technique is learned, you can be as old as you are, and if you play more, you will have experience.

Of course, if you can, you can ask the master to point and point, so that the technology can be improved relatively quickly.

It's normal to not be able to win at first (I was abused), but now there are few who can kill me.

It's not too late, you can play as long as you want, and you have to play with great people. This allows for a quick boost.

It's not too late ... Many people from sports schools only start to specialize in their majors when they go to college, and they can also win Olympic championships. You're only a sophomore in high school, and it's not too late!!

See how far you want to go! It's a little more difficult to go out and test your badminton expertise. Now it is stipulated that only competitions above the provincial level can be added points, and the university special recruitment must be certified by national second-level athletes!

But the people you go to play in the provincial or national competitions now are basically from elementary school, and it is difficult to win the competition.

Yes! But I still hope to learn your culture class first! Badminton is a good thing, and it's good to play it in the evening

If as a hobby, it's not too late.

If you want to become a professional athlete, it's too late.

Not late, I have a friend who just started practicing badminton in college, and now it's very good!!

As long as you're interested, persistent, it's definitely okay.

Amateur play can be played at any time, and if you want to become a professional, it's hard to say, unless you're talented and have a good coach, take it well, hehe.

Badminton is just a fitness sport, or should it be based on learning!

As long as you're committed and have a good coach to take you, no problem.

If you are not nervous about studying, you can master the ball in half a month, which means that the ball can be hit without looking at it.

Then practice various techniques from the forehand --- backhand.

You can be in the third year of high school for half a semester.

Then, after the college entrance examination, it was found that the level of various exercises had seriously decreased.

Practice again.

If you have the heart, you can also train as an amateur master from the age of 30-40.

Don't be extravagant about the professional route.

From the second year of high school, you can become an amateur master!

For this, you still need to find a professional coach to look at your indicators.

Time doesn't wait for you to hesitate, as long as you want to do it, do it.

Summary of badminton playing skills.

1.The racket is elastic, and when playing, Hu Xun accurately uses the racket to "bounce" the ball out, in addition to putting the net and rubbing the ball, he basically has to use the "bounce" way to hit the ball out. Especially if you want to produce explosive power, you must use "bullets".

2.The rapid braking of the arms, wrists and fingers allows the racket to bounce in a short distance and in a short time to generate explosive power! So remember, "bounce" the ball, not just "hit" it as Huai Bei said.

3.When it comes to handling fast returns, players often make mistakes. Many people will find that their shooting surface is not stable enough.

In fact, if you encounter a fast return in the process of playing, the lead will be ruined, and it is especially important not to turn the fingers of the hand holding the racket.

4.Observe. If you don't understand the other person's intentions or foresee them, you run in the wrong direction, but you become slow, so you need to observe more and catch the other person's habitual movements.

5.In footwork, most textbooks do not mention "kicking", which is a detail problem, many only say that there is a "kick" step net to pounce on the ball, but in the general footwork start, only say that the legs and feet must have strength in order to start fast. In fact, starting fast, of course, requires strength, and the generation of this power is to rely on the strength of the legs and feet at the moment of starting to "kick" the ground, in order to exert force and start quickly.

At the same time of "kicking", add "cross" to the forward footwork, and push forward to step forward, so as to be faster.