In badminton, when the serving ball is still in the sea, the receiver asks if he can go up directly

Of course, this is fine, provided that the opponent's serve is wrong and the ball is high, and you can only move it after the opponent's ball is out of the racket. Otherwise, you foul.

Don't understand what it means to be in the sea?

There are rules in the badminton serving rules:

The receiving side cannot move in advance until the serving side has been issued; If you move early, it is a foul and the serving side is awarded a point.

It is usually calculated from the moment when the ball stock hits the string of the racket ** to the opponent's court.

Yes! The premise is that your feet can't move, and your hands are long enough.

Excuse me, the ball hasn't been sent out yet, you go up directly to pounce, what is it that you killed? Lonely?

When serving, the ball cannot be higher than the waist of the server; When both players are ready, the serving player serves; Before the ball is issued, the receiving player moves in advance, which is recorded as a violation, and the serve is invalid and the serve is re-served.

Generally, it depends on whether your footsteps have moved, and also, it is to use the advantage of hand length to stretch out the paddle first.

1. Badminton singles match serving rules.

1. At the beginning of a game (score 0 : 0) or when the serving side scores an even number, the serving side serves in the right half. When the serving side scores an odd number, the serve is played in the left half.

2. If the serving side scores one point, then it continues to serve in the next round3. If the receiving team scores one point, then it becomes the serving side in the next round.

2. Badminton doubles match serving rules.

1. As in singles, when the serving side scores an even number, the serving side serves in the right half. When the serving side scores an odd number, the serve is played in the left half.

2. If the serving side scores one point, then the next round continues to serve, and the server remains the same3. If the receiving side scores one point, then the next round becomes the serving side4, if and only if the serving side scores, the two players on the serving side exchange the left and right halves.

3. Badminton doubles match serving rules**.

The last point wins the serve, and the other side receives the doubles diagonal player (LS is really written ......Awesome)

(1) The side with the right to serve is called the serving side, and the opponent is called the receiving side.

1 The foot must not step on any boundary of the teeing area when serving.

2 Once both players are in position, the serve begins when the server's racket is swung as soon as it is swung, and the server's racket must be swung forward continuously until the ball is released. It is important to note that once the server starts swinging the racket and does not hit the ball, it should be considered a service violation. No unlawful delay is allowed on either side when serving.

3 During the serve, i.e. from the moment the server's racket is swung until the racket is struck by the racket, neither foot of the server shall be off the ground or moved.

4 The server's racket must hit the ball first when serving, and the server "At the moment of impact, the point of contact between the ball and the racket and the entire ball body must be lower than the waist of the server, and the entire frame must be significantly lower than the hand of the server holding the racket."

5. The server must stand in the main service area and serve to the service area located at the diagonal end of the corresponding diagonal end. The ball must fly over the top of the net and land within the teeing area of the opponent's court to be effective. The range of the effective tee area for singles is (take the right zone as an example):

Between the front service line, the center line, the back service line of singles and the sideline of singles. , the left zone is the opposite. The effective tee area for doubles (including mixed doubles) is:

Between the front service line, the middle line, the back service line and the doubles sideline, and the opposite is true for the left zone.

2) Legal return serve.

1 The receiver must wait for the opponent's server to send the ball in accordance with the corresponding regulations, i.e. the ball is touched by the racket surface and flies away from the racket, before moving his feet and starting to receive the ball, otherwise it is a contradiction.

2 When receiving the ball, the receiving player's feet must not step on any line around or outside the receiving area, otherwise the offence will be committed.

3 In doubles and mixed doubles, only the legal receiver can receive the serve. If a partner catches the ball or is touched by the ball, it is an offence and one point is awarded for the serve.

1. Before you are ready to kill, turn sideways, put your left foot in front, land on the toes of both feet, and step back with a quick backward step so that the point of hitting the ball is above your right shoulder. Because if you hit the ball far behind, you can only play high.

2. Lean back before killing the ball, basically into a bow shape, so that you can use all the strength of your body.

3. Before killing the racket, the grip must be relaxed, and there must be a gap between the palm and the racket handle, which is the most important, because only by relaxing first can you use the strength to kill the ball, otherwise if the grip is always tight, the strength of the wrist will definitely not be able to be used. Hold the racket tightly at the moment of hitting the ball and try to hit the ball.

4. The moment of killing the ball depends on the explosive power of the wrist and fingers (the fingers are mainly the index finger), just like whipping, which is also the focus of all backcourt techniques in badminton, unlike tennis, never rely on throwing the big arm to exert force, otherwise the ball will not have speed and will hurt you after passing.

5. When jumping, it is about when the ball begins to fall, and the legs should be kept slightly bent first, jump and kill the ball by the power of the toe kick, turn around immediately after the kill, the left foot is behind and land first, and the right foot will return to the center of the field after landing.

Practice more often, stand in the right position for hair extensions, and get ready to shoot.

It's fixed! The details are as follows:

Fixedly, the badminton serve is based on the odd and even number of points scored by the team, and the receiver is also based on the corresponding position. For example, if the two sides are 0-0, Group A serves and Group B receives the serve, Group A sends to Group B A1, if this ball Group A wins, A will change to the left and right sides of the court to serve, if the ball Group A loses, Group B 1 will serve. And so on.

The receiver must not move in advance, must land on the ground with both feet, must not step on the line, and must not interfere with the opponent's serve in any form.

By the way, I sent the information of the rules of the violation, which contains a description of the batting violation:

15.Unauthorized.

Serving Illegally (Rules;

The server does not hit the ball when serving;

When serving, the ball is hung on the net after passing the net or the pants are on top of the net;

During the game, the ball falls outside the boundaries of the court;

The ball passes through the mesh or under the net;

The ball can't reach the net; The ball touches the roof, ceiling or surrounding walls;

The ball touches the player's body or clothing;

The ball touches other people or objects outside the court (due to structural problems of the building, the local badminton organization may designate temporary rules for the shuttlecock to touch the building if necessary, but its national organization has the right of veto);

When playing, the initial point of contact between the racket and the ball is not on the side of the batter's net (the racket can follow the ball over the net after the batsman holds the ball in the right stroke);

The game is in progress

The player's racket, body, or clothing touches the net or the support of the net;

A player's racket or body invades the opponent's court area from under the net, obstructing or distracting the opponent;

obstructing the opponent, such as blocking the opponent's lawful stroke against the net;

Any action by an athlete who deliberately distracts the other party's attention during the game, such as shouting, posturing, etc.;

During the game, when hitting the ball, the ball is caught and stalled on the racket and then dragged again;

The same player hits the ball twice in a row with two swings;

Two players from the same side hit the ball once in a row;

The ball touches the player's racket and continues to fly towards its backcourt.

There should be changes in the service line, landing point and time of the serve. If they are all like a fixed pattern, the ball in front of the net with the same landing point is easy to be saved by the receiving side.

1. First of all, we must observe the position of the receiver, if he is standing in the inner corner of the net in front of the net, he can use the consistency of the action before the net and the back court to serve to the opponent's outside the back court; If the opponent is far away from the halfline, you can send a flat fastball to the corner of the backfield; If the docking service route is rigid and has few changes, it can be used to grab the sealing angle after serving in this situation.

2. When serving, the front of the net should be coordinated with the backcourt, the inner and outer corners in front of the net, the inner corner of the bottom line, and the foreign position, so that the opponent is difficult to take into account both the beginning and the end, and the multi-point fortification is tired of coping; There should also be changes in the arc of the serve. In this way, it will be difficult for the receiving side to feel the rules of the serving side.

3. When the receiving side is preparing to receive the serve, although his thoughts are highly concentrated, because he is restrained by the serving side, he has to wait for the ball to be sent before he can judge, start, and fight back. Therefore, the speed and slowness of the serving action should also be changed within the scope allowed by the rules, and do not give the receiving party a mastery of the rules.