What are the tactics of badminton amateurs? Share your tricks

I'm an amateur, and I've been playing for many years to figure out the ball that is more difficult for two amateurs to catch, after many experiments, of course, why it's difficult to catch, no reason, I don't know, anyway, it's a little difficult to catch each other like this. The left and right directions are based on yourself, just say the right hand to hold the beater.

1. When serving, the opponent sends a short ball on the right side of the field, you backhand ditch back to the front court on your right, the opponent is difficult to receive, with a little feint is the best, stretch out the racket to push the posture of the left backcourt, and then the paddle face changes, hook back to the right front court, in fact, fake or not fake action can be, clearly hook the right front court can be. I don't know why it's so difficult for my opponent to pick up, I've been depressed and entangled.

2. The opponent pulls from the right front court to your left back court, retreats, and kills the right front court (this is estimated that the opponent will retreat, and the inertia is difficult to change).

If the level is not good...

Playing with masters can only be passively defended, and defensive counterattacks emphasize more reaction and hand feeling, and less emphasis on strength.

Bend your knees and stand on the field**, wait for the opponent to kill the ball, prevent the ball, and return to the backcourt.

If you take the initiative to attack, it is very unfortunate if you don't have enough ball sense and power.

Tactics are basically useless for extremely amateur players... With this kung fu, how good it is to swing and practice footwork.

On the opposite side is a fat man, just hit the stomach and get more forward balls, on the opposite side is a dwarf who plays more back high balls, and if there is a woman on the opposite side, hit the woman.

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After a period of practice, novices in badminton can choose to participate in some confrontational competitions to improve their level, and at the same time, the competition is also the best means to improve their technical level. However, as a novice, it is impossible to play as casually as an experienced player. So, as a novice badminton player, what tactics do you use in the game, and it is easier to grasp the initiative on the court?

The following two tactics are not only easy for beginners to use and master, but also the basic tactics of badminton. For example, the four-square ball tactic can be developed into a quick pull attack tactic.

1. Four-square ball tactics:

Mainly with high balls, drop balls and the ball in front of the net, pushing, hooking the corner, lob and other techniques, the ball is hit to the four corners of the opponent's court area with changes, so as to mobilize the opponent to run back and forth, left and right, when the opponent's return quality is not high or out of the front of the filial piety is empty, and then wait for the opportunity to attack the empty part. This tactic is especially effective against players who move slower and have less stamina on the court.

2.Pressing the backcourt tactics:

This tactic mainly uses techniques such as high and far balls or flat high balls in the backcourt, pushing and picking in front of the net, repeatedly pressing the opponent's two bottom corners of the backcourt, causing the opponent to be passive, and then waiting for the opportunity to use techniques such as killing, lob, rubbing the ball in front of the net, and hooking the corner kick to attack the opponent's gap. This tactic is effective against beginners and players who have slower step-back footwork, poor backcourt technique or are in a hurry to reach the net after hitting the ball.

Of course, these are just general situations, and it is more important to be flexible and changeable, and constantly adjust their skills and tactics according to the form on the field. One thing to be sure of is that if you use a tactic that can score effectively, don't change tactics easily, and if you use a tactic that loses points in a row, change tactics immediately.

The analysis of badminton's singles skills and tactics is as follows: serving tactics and receiving tactics.

1. Serving tactics

The serve is the only technical move in badminton that is not limited by the opponent. When using serving tactics, first of all, the eyes should not only look at their own balls and rackets, but also use their peripheral vision to look at the opponent's situation, from finding the weak link; Secondly, the preparation posture and action of the serve should be consistent, which will bring difficulties to the opponent's judgment and be confusing.

After serving, pay attention to put the racket in front of your chest, adjust the position according to the situation, open your feet, and center your weight on your body. Keep an eye on the other side for any changes and be ready to fight back aggressively.

2. Receiving tactics

Although the return is in a passive and waiting state, it is not limited by the rules of the world when serving, so that the serve cannot bring too much threat to the receiver. The server can only serve to the diagonal receiving area, while the receiver only needs to defend less than half of the area and can return the opponent's entire court. Therefore, if the receiver can handle the shot well, he can also take the initiative.

Advanced Essentials:

1. Strive to hit the ball in front of the body, and don't let the return ball fall below the neck, otherwise the return ball will not have attack power.

2. Keep the grip as relaxed as possible when not hitting the ball and tighten it when hitting the ball in order to maximize the strength of the wrist.

3. In singles, try to return to the center position after each shot. When defending doubles, you should return to a parallel position with your partner, and when attacking doubles, you should maintain a forward and backward position with your partner, and when serving in doubles, you should pay attention to sealing the net forward after serving a short ball to prevent the opponent from hitting back with a short ball.

4. When playing singles, unless you smash the ball, never hit the ball in the opponent's midfield, and play both sides as much as possible.

5. When making a powerful forehand or backhand shot, the body should be turned to the side of the shot in order to stand firmly on the feet.

6. The singles serve should be as high and far as possible, the doubles serve the small ball should be short, and the flight path of the ball should be close to the upper edge of the net, and strive to make the ball start to fall before crossing the net. The serve should be varied.

Badminton doubles matches are highly spectacle and technical. If you want to play a good badminton doubles match, you not only need to pay attention to cooperation, but also need to master skilled skills. What are the precautionary measures for badminton doubles?

1. When serving, pay attention to the front of the net.

I don't know what you guys think. When you serve, your partner is behind and you are in front. You don't care about the front, do you let him handle it?

Of course, in this case, the opponent puts the ball directly in front of the net and dies. Your partner doesn't have a chance to connect the balls. Right of way:

After serving, the center of gravity is slightly lowered, ready to move to the sides, and the racket is raised, ready to close the net.

2. Don't go straight up and golf.

Hit the high ball directly, encounter an opponent with the ability to attack, kill it directly, and even if you can't kill it, you will give the active control to the opponent, and you are in a passive defense. The correct way is: try to force the opponent to hit the high ball first, if it is not possible, you can put the net, push the ball, press the waist, etc., which is also a situation of mutual traction.

3. Pay attention to defense when playing high ball.

The ability to play high ball without backing away, catching and smashing is not only about your reflexes and tactical skills, but more importantly the impact of your defensive position. The flight of a shuttlecock is a process of rapid deceleration. If you go back a meter, you might get a few tenths of a second.

You play golf on your own and stupidly stand in the same place, which is equivalent to applying for a goal yourself. It's okay if you don't back off. What's even scarier is to stand in the field** and let your companions follow.

The correct way to do this is to be active and passive when playing high ball, but after playing high ball, you should choose the right defensive position. It's best to stand in a straight line and retreat to the second half. At this time, your partner will find his own place according to your choice. Location.

4. Fill the position in time.

Don't fill the opponent's seat, your Chi Yan Ken partner hits the ball and the opponent easily catches the ball in the front court, or your partner rushes through the net and the opponent easily catches the ball and goes to your backcourt to score, if this happens, it is undoubtedly your responsibility. Right of way: Always choose your position based on your partner's position.

More than once before, I've seen people ask if doubles should be in front and behind or left and right.

First, this is a common tactic used in doubles, which is to attack the target Iwayuan with people. This tactic is usually used against two opponents of different skill levels. Second, attack the middle lane.

The defender hits the ball between the two players when they stand on the left and right: this tactic can be so bad that the defender can grab a few balls or concede the ball at the same time, and it is difficult to coordinate with each other; Limit the opponent from picking up a high ball from a large angle when receiving the ball to mobilize the attacker; It is beneficial for the attacker to seal the net.

When playing badminton, you can use the way of high attack and low throwing, and when serving, you must lift the power of your wrist to lift the ball high, so that the opponent's running speed needs to be particularly fast, and there must be a good physical tolerance to dust.

You need to warm up first, then improve your physical fitness, improve your physical strength, cooperate with others, and learn some rules of playing badminton.

1 Serve and Attack Tactics:

The serve is not interfered with by the opponent, and the player can serve the ball to any point in the opponent's receiving area in any way according to the rules. He is good at using changeable serving skills, and can take the initiative and take the initiative. With the combination of the flat fastball and the ball in front of the net, he strives to create an active offensive opportunity for the third shot, and forms a serve and attack tactic.

2 Offensive backcourt tactics:

Adopt the technique of repeatedly playing high and far balls or flat high balls, press the two corners of the opponent's backcourt, force the opponent to be in a passive state, and once the quality of its return ball is not high, it will wait for the opportunity to kill and hang the opponent's vacancy.

3 Forcing backhand tactics:

Generally speaking, the backhand backhand is not very aggressive, and the ball path is relatively simple. Opponents with poor backhands at the back should not be relaxed in attacking. Pull away from the opponent's position first, so that the opponent's backhand area is exposed.

Then hit the ball into the backhand area and force the opponent to use a backhand shot. For example, if I hang the opponent's forehand at the net first, the opponent picks up the high ball, and I attack the opponent's backhand area with a flat high ball.

When repeatedly attacking the opponent's backhand area to force it away from the center, suddenly hang in front of the diagonal net.

4 Playing four penalty assault tactics:

Take a fast flat high ball. The lob hits the four corners of the opponent's court area accurately, forcing the opponent to run forward, backward, left and right, and when the opponent has no time to return to the center or loses the center of gravity, seize the open space and weak points to attack.

5 Hanging, killing net tactics:

First press the ball down with a light kill in the back court with a drop ball, and the landing point should be selected on both sides of the field to make the opponent passively return the ball. If the opponent hits the ball in front of the net, he will quickly rub the ball on the net or hook the diagonal to quickly push the ball; If the opponent picks up a high ball in front of the net, you can hit the ball directly on him on the way back.

6 Defend first and attack later:

This tactic can be used against opponents who attack blindly and have poor physical strength. At the beginning of the game, the opponent is first lured to attack with a high ball, and when the opponent only cares about attacking and neglecting the defense, you can surprise the attack. Or in the opponent's physical strength decreases.

Attack when the speed slows down. This is a tactic of waiting for work at ease and striking at the back.