How to improve your skill on playing badminton
By seamotive
@seamotive (144)
China
March 18, 2009 4:18am CST
I love this game,and I practice it every day but some time I play it well,some time I play it badly.So dear friends,who is good at this,how do I do to improve it?
4 responses
@xuyingzhao (15)
• China
18 Mar 09
I love this game too, and I play badminton every week. My skills are not very good and playing badminton is just an entertainment for me. What I want to gain from the sport is just happiness. But I still have my own opinion about how to play well. That is, to calm down first before playing badminton and take it easy. Don't be always thinking of winning the game.
@seamotive (144)
• China
18 Mar 09
What you said is my weakness,I feel nervous when I play in a normal way,I mean I'm afraid we lose the game due to my poor performance!
@xuyingzhao (15)
• China
18 Mar 09
If you do have the feeling, you can have a deep breath before you play badminton and say to yourself: it's just an game, or you may just do some preparations for the game, but you'd better keep your mind empty. When you are playing badminton, ensure that the only thing you remember is to try your best without considering the result. I believe you can do well. Remember: believe yourself, you're the best!
@bluangel628 (383)
• Philippines
18 Mar 09
I found a sport in badminton. I play it back in college. Though I don't play it best, I know I play good. I have few tips that will keep you going in this game. These tips were given to me by my co-varsity players and my coach back in college and I hope it will be able to help you. First you need to keep in mind that badminton like any other sports is more on endurance. The longer you can maintain your energy, the better. Next is a good grasp of the sport's basics, like different kinds of racket grips, different hand, and most specially foot works. Then you also need a quick eye. A good judgment of where the shuttlecock will be landing is a must. Though it is a plus to have mastered all techniques in badminton, it will also be better if you're quick witted. You need to know the opponents game plan. You may take notice of that when you're already in the play. I don't know if you had encountered being given a cross court, but you need to be aware. A knowledge of footwork will allow you to overcome that type of play. By the way, cross court is like your opponent is sending the shuttlecock on the opposites sides of the court and making you run from left to right of the court. Finally, if you feel this is too much information, I think you would want to hire a personal coach so he can provide you with the basics.:-
@seamotive (144)
• China
18 Mar 09
From what you said,I'm sure you are a expert in this game.You describe it by using very professional words,I admire the person who play it very well.I hope I can do it well one day!
@frncsmts (84)
• Philippines
18 Mar 09
I am happy that you found your happiness in this sport...You can be a master of it if will continue the right training of it...Practicing every is not enough to master a sport. You need to practice a the right thing..You can find or enroll in any badminton gym...Hope I got the best response....
@seamotive (144)
• China
18 Mar 09
Thank you for your advices!It's a pity that there is no professional badminton gym,I have downloaded some teaching video,it is helpful,but the key to improve it is that I can implement what I learn from the program.
@RDKOSASIH (101)
• Indonesia
18 Mar 09
i always play badminton one times in a week but i always exercise my arm so i can do smash well
