Badminton Keep Hitting Frame at Kathleen Schmidt blog

Badminton Keep Hitting Frame. Hitting the strings would of course be better,. Your timeing /coordination is off. However, it’s quite easy and common to hit the shuttle at a higher height. Players must hit the shuttle below 1.15 meters (3.77 feet) when they serve. When you hear the cling sound, you know you're dead. Hitting the frame still happens at higher levels all the time, don't feel too bad! Sounds like your timing is off, probably swinging too fast if you're hitting the top of the frame (more common than hitting the. Hitting the wall is good for improving timing/reflexes for defense and drives but won't help with overhead shots. Striking the shuttle too high during service. I keep on hitting the metal frame, how could i fix this? Players should diligently practice hitting the shuttlecock on the string bed, ideally within the “sweet spot” and avoid striking the shuttlecock with the frame. Players, especially professionals, usually try to push the boundaries of badminton in order to gain the biggest advantage that they can. This can happen if you. My number one tip would be to be sure to get the footwork right.

This can happen if you. Hitting the frame still happens at higher levels all the time, don't feel too bad! Players must hit the shuttle below 1.15 meters (3.77 feet) when they serve. My number one tip would be to be sure to get the footwork right. I keep on hitting the metal frame, how could i fix this? When you hear the cling sound, you know you're dead. Hitting the wall is good for improving timing/reflexes for defense and drives but won't help with overhead shots. Your timeing /coordination is off. Sounds like your timing is off, probably swinging too fast if you're hitting the top of the frame (more common than hitting the. Hitting the strings would of course be better,.

Singles Strategies & Tactics The Base Position Shuttle Smash

Badminton Keep Hitting Frame However, it’s quite easy and common to hit the shuttle at a higher height. When you hear the cling sound, you know you're dead. Striking the shuttle too high during service. My number one tip would be to be sure to get the footwork right. Your timeing /coordination is off. This can happen if you. Players, especially professionals, usually try to push the boundaries of badminton in order to gain the biggest advantage that they can. Players should diligently practice hitting the shuttlecock on the string bed, ideally within the “sweet spot” and avoid striking the shuttlecock with the frame. Sounds like your timing is off, probably swinging too fast if you're hitting the top of the frame (more common than hitting the. However, it’s quite easy and common to hit the shuttle at a higher height. Hitting the wall is good for improving timing/reflexes for defense and drives but won't help with overhead shots. Hitting the frame still happens at higher levels all the time, don't feel too bad! I keep on hitting the metal frame, how could i fix this? Players must hit the shuttle below 1.15 meters (3.77 feet) when they serve. Hitting the strings would of course be better,.