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    This document provides instructions for basic strokes and footwork in badminton, including the forehand grip and swing, front footwork movements, and descriptions of high clear, drive, drop, smash, serve, lifting, net, and backhand shots. Footwork involves a V position at the front and side-to-side defense, while moving front and back. Strokes include hitting the shuttlecock high for a clear, driving it flat over the net, dropping it near the body, and angling a powerful smash downward.

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    (2) HANDLING THE RACKET (1)

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    This document provides instructions for basic strokes and footwork in badminton, including the forehand grip and swing, front footwork movements, and descriptions of high clear, drive, drop, smash, serve, lifting, net, and backhand shots. Footwork involves a V position at the front and side-to-side defense, while moving front and back. Strokes include hitting the shuttlecock high for a clear, driving it flat over the net, dropping it near the body, and angling a powerful smash downward.

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    Handling The Racket

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    This document provides instructions for basic strokes and footwork in badminton, including the forehand grip and swing, front footwork movements, and descriptions of high clear, drive, drop, smash, serve, lifting, net, and backhand shots. Footwork involves a V position at the front and side-to-side defense, while moving front and back. Strokes include hitting the shuttlecock high for a clear, driving it flat over the net, dropping it near the body, and angling a powerful smash downward.

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    PHYSICAL EDUCATION

    JEFFREY P. NARVACAN
    PRAYER
    HANDLING THE RACKET
    HANDSHAKE GRIP

    FOREHAND
    1. Shake hands with your racket
    2. Reach for the shuttle with
    arm extended
    3. Snap your racket through
    with emphasis on forearm
    rotation
    HANDSHAKE GRIP

    1. Shake hands with your racket


    2. Place your thumb straight up
    and down on top left-hand bevel
    FRONT FOOTWORK

    • V FRONT
    • DEFENSE SIDE TO SIDE
    • V BACK
    • MOVING FRONT AND BACK
    BASIC STROKE IN
    BADMINTON
    HIGH CLEAR

    CONTACT SHUTTLECOCK AROUND THE


    MIDDLE OF YOUR HEAD. THE AIM IS TO
    CAUSE THE SHUTTLE TO GO UP HIGH IN
    THE AIR AND LAND TO OPPONENTS BACK
    COURT
    DRIVE

    BASIC FLAT SHOT, DIRECTLY HIT


    OVER THE NET. IT IS A POWERFUL
    QUICK COUNTER SHOT THAT IS EASY
    TO EXECUTE
    DROP

    BEST USED WHEN WHEN THE


    SHUTTLES HEADING TOWARDS YOU IN
    THE FIRST HALF OF YOUR COURT
    SMASH

    CONSIDERED THE MOST POWERFUL SHOT IN


    BADMINTON AND YOU CAN THINK OF LIKE A
    DRIVE THAT IS ANGLED WHEN IT’S HIGH IN
    THE AIR SO THAT IT CAN BE ANGLED
    DOWNWARDS
    SERVE SHOT
    LIFTING SHOT
    NET SHOT
    BACKHAND SHOT

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