Badminton Practical Techniques: Technical and Tactical Diagrams

Author: Xiao Jie
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book takes winning matches as its main theme, thoroughly describes the winning strategies in badminton, explains the technical application methods for different practical situations, emphasizes the tactical use in different areas on the court, and designs corresponding practice methods, enabling readers to improve their technical and tactical level in a short period, thereby winning competitions they previously lost.
Between the basic techniques and tactics of badminton and actual matches, there exists a link, which we may tentatively call skill. It is the experience gained from failures by badminton players in matches, highly refined, and directly reflects the essence and laws of this sport, but lacks systematic organization, making it difficult to summarize and document, and is only mastered by professional players. This book attempts to systematize and logically organize these scattered, experience-based insights and viewpoints, thereby formulating a set of universally guiding practical methods (or perhaps more accurately, practical techniques) for badminton competitions, and providing them to the badminton enthusiasts. The book includes five chapters: the first chapter explains the practical application techniques of badminton serving and receiving, as well as the (line) strategies; the second chapter introduces the practical handling methods for back-court shots; the third chapter covers front-court shots, the fourth chapter discusses middle-court shots, and the last chapter is a theoretical discussion on how to prepare for matches, how to respond to the ever-changing situations on the court, and other matters to be noted during competitions.