Lead: The basic positions of doubles-the left and right defensive positions and the front and back offensive positions-are easy to understand and practice in actual combat. But it is not enough to be familiar with these things. In doubles, most of the time, there is no standing position, only running. I have compiled the transposition rules of badminton doubles for you, hoping to help you!
Rotation of "defense to attack"
When the opponent's offensive quality is not high, or his team returns a high-quality defensive ball, there will be opportunities for offensive and defensive conversion on the court. At this time, the player who seizes this opportunity should take the ball to the internet and be ready to block the net, while the partner should quickly fill the gap behind the partner who grabbed the net, thus completing a rotation from defense to attack.
In this process, two people's ideas should be highly consistent. Before and after one person rushes to the net, if another person will stand still and can't keep up with his companions' footsteps, there will be gaps on the field and their rotation will be out of line. Similarly, before and after a person rushes to the net, his partner has made up for it in time If the person in front of the net suddenly catches a high ball, they probably won't have time to return to their original position.
"attack and defense" rotation
In doubles, the attack often meets the opponent's strict defense. When the attack is not smooth or the attack quality is not high, two people are needed to enter the defensive position immediately. The most basic rule of this rotation is-close defense. The person closest to the ball enters the defensive position first, and the partner fills the defensive position in the gap.
If a person runs diagonally to the net to catch a high ball, then he should go straight back and defend the half court. Don't retreat obliquely, because the retreat route is long, it is not easy to get in place as soon as possible, and it is easy to be chased by the other side. At the same time, another player should make up the position quickly according to the situation of his partner after moving.
Similarly, if a player returns the ball diagonally from the court and returns the opponent's high ball, he must go straight and enter the defensive position. According to the partner's return ball, the partner decided to retreat to make up the position.
Rotation transposition technique
1, the first requirement is: fast! Martial arts in the world, just don't attack. Rotation and transposition cannot be an opportunity to exploit loopholes for opponents. The speed of moving from the top of the backcourt to the forehand position of the backcourt is faster than that of moving in the opposite direction. After the teammates in the frontcourt retreat counterclockwise to the backcourt, they can not only take care of the overhead area in the backhand backcourt, but also quickly move to the forehand position in the backcourt, leaving no space for their opponents.
2. kill the ball first To kill the ball overhead, first make sure it moves in place. Only when it moves in place can we get a good hitting point and hit a lethal kill ball. In order to ensure the forehand stroke in the backcourt, the footwork in the backcourt is mainly stepping and stepping. Take the right hand racket as an example. Because of the physical structure, it will be faster to move from the backhand position to the forehand position in the backcourt, and the moving distance will be less than the backhand position.
3. Turn counterclockwise. In addition, because the natural weak area of the right hand racket is the backhand overhead in the backcourt, experienced golfers will focus on taking care of this area, so that they can rotate counterclockwise and take care of this area at the first time. Practice is the only criterion for testing truth. In actual combat, both sides can't stick to the framework of counterclockwise rotation and transposition.
For example, in Indonesia's doubles tactics, when serving in the frontcourt or frontcourt, the frontcourt players must return the ball to the left area and try their best to keep an eye on the defense. Never let the ball fall to the left back area easily, causing trouble to teammates.
This style of play itself does not emphasize rotation and transposition. Players in front of the net are more defensive and create opportunities for teammates in the backcourt. This tactic generally appears in mixed doubles or combination of attack and defense.
Of course, this badminton doubles combination is not without rotation and transposition, but the way has changed a little. When the situation changes from attack to defense, the frontcourt players will just want to retreat, and the backcourt players will choose parallel positions according to the positions of their frontcourt teammates. So this combination is mainly based on the front and rear wheels.
4. The defensive position should be considered. By the way, I would like to mention the defensive position behind the high ball here. When your teammate passively lifts the golf ball in the right backcourt, you should step back along the left rear, which is not only to prevent the opponent from hanging the backhand in front of the diagonal net, but also to send a signal to your teammate: I will keep the left, you keep the right!
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Badminton singles transposition rules
When the server scores an odd number, both players should serve or receive the service in their respective left service areas.
When the server scores 0 or even, the players of both sides should serve or receive the service in their respective right service areas.
In the second game, the server should determine the position according to the total score of the previous game. When the total score is odd, both players should serve or receive the service from their respective left service courts; When the total score is even, the players of both sides should serve or receive the service from their respective right service courts.
When serving, players from both sides can hit any position on the other side's court, which is not limited by the service area. Athletes from both sides can stand inside or outside their own venues.
Serve rules
1, when serving, neither party shall illegally delay serving;
2. The server's racket must be hit on the bearer first, and the whole ball should be lower than the server's waist.
3. At the moment of hitting the ball, the racket shaft should point downward, so that the whole head is obviously lower than the whole grip of the server.
4. After serving, the server's racket must keep swinging forward until serving.
5. The ball that serves must fly upward over the net. If it is not intercepted, it should fall into the service area of the receiver.
6. Once the players on both sides stand in the right position, the first swing of the server's racket head forward is the beginning of serving.
7. The receiver can't serve until the receiver is ready. If the receiver and the receiver have tried to catch the serve, they are considered ready.
8. Once the service begins, the service ends when the ball is hit or landed by the server's racket.
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1. In case of unforeseen or unexpected circumstances, serve again.
2. In addition to serving, if the ball hangs on the net or stops at the top of the net after crossing the net, it should be served again.
3. When serving, the server and the receiver foul at the same time and should serve again.
When the receiver is not ready, the server should serve again.
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