Watch this great Tai Tzu Ying video
How many stances do you see?
How often does she 'split' and then move in that direction?
Now is your opportunity to watch the footwork and the stances used by players
Questions
1. How many different stances can you seee?
2. Can you identify and name them?
3. Which part of the court do the stances happen?
4. How many times does Tai Tzu Ying split in the direction she eventually moves?
5. How many movements do not use preparatory stances?
6. How many shots do you think are in the rally? 29, 39, 49
7. What is the total distance covered by Tai Tzu Ying? 57m, 87m , 107m
Don’t just practice one style and presume that it will be applicable to all court movements.
For example : Some people believe that you should always chasse in the forecourt going to the net.
Running is faster than a chasse technique, especially over a longer distance.
Be parepared to test your convictions and take into account
maturity, technical skill level, tactical desire, and physical condition
Discover the 5 posts written to help you
They cover everything I know about badminton stances & their uses. The advantages they bring to movement skills.
I’ve included more video for you to watch and examine.
There is information concerning the things to include in practice. Hopefully, acting as a summary and to maybe giving you some new ideas.
They are the anticipatory movements made by players before the opponent’s stroke
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