Badminton Practical Techniques (Technical and Tactical Illustrations)

Author: Xiao Jie
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This book focuses on how to win matches, providing a detailed description of the winning strategies in badminton, explaining the technical applications for different situations, emphasizing the tactical use in various court areas, and designing corresponding practice methods to help readers improve their technical and tactical level in a short period, thereby winning competitions they previously lost.
Between the basic technical and tactical knowledge of badminton and actual combat, there exists a link, which we may tentatively call "skill." It is the experience gained through failures by generations of badminton players, highly refined, and directly reflects the essence and laws of this sport. However, it lacks a systematic structure, making it difficult to organize and document, and is only understood by professional players. This book attempts to systematize and logicalize these scattered, experiential insights and viewpoints, thereby formulating a set of universally guiding practical methods (or perhaps "practical skills" would be more accurate) for badminton competitions, and providing them to the. The book includes five chapters: the first chapter explains the practical application techniques of badminton serving and receiving, including; 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 final 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 the competition.