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Tips from: Gigi Pang |
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| Tips from: Yin.ke | ||||
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When you are playing a game, always only think
about your own points.
(DO NOT) care about your opponent's points.
Just think for example: if you have 7 points, just
think that you still
have to score 8 points to win and nothing else.
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| Tips from: Andy | ||||
| To unnerve and anger your opponent before a match ask him if I has a cock. Although it may be taken lightheartedly deep down he will dwell on this throughout the game leaving the court open for you to attack at will. | ||||
Tips from: Finton Atkinson |
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| Make sure when playing all badminton games that you have a good warm up! you have around 3 minutes to warm up don't waste a second of it, you can use this time to practice with a partner all the types of shots (this is also a good time to observe the opposition) make sure you are fully warmed up go to a dressing room and warm up if you feel embarrassed. If you want to win you have to start off with a decent serve, so make sure you practice them a lot. When you have finished make sure you warm down properly (this accounts for a lot of injuries if not done) |
| Tips from: Fabian Tan |
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To
play a match even know in single and double you should try to avoid your
weakness from the knowledge of the opponent. If the opponent knows your
weakness, this is bad luck because he will always try to make you lose.
In badminton, you should have the confidence in yourself
about the way you play in every match. This is to avoid you from
becoming nervous. Don't be affraid to face your opponent because the
more nervous you are the more worse the game gets.
Sometimes you can wear school shoes so that opponent can
misjudge you. Wearing school shoe also almost the same as wearing sport
shoes just you have to watch out for the floor.
Don't scare to "throw body" for a ball.
Even Malaysia player do that. Don't look down on your personnel
badminton techniques because sometimes its not your skill not useful
just that the opponent is too good.
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| Tips from: Chris |
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When warming up, with
your opponents watching/warming up to the side of you, get your partner to
serve to you 2 low serves followed by 1 flick - you
know what is coming so you can attack attack attack. Hopefully the
opposition will be taking note on how fast your reading the serves and may
get a little worried?!? consequently rushing their serves
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