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Badminton 101: Mastering Your Grips and Serves

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Mastering the basics early is how we build champions. Whether you are holding a racket for the first time or fixing your serve, we start with the fundamentals.

The low serve is a crucial shot for starting the rally aggressively. Its objective is to fly just over the net, forcing your opponent to lift the shuttle.

A good high serve can be a powerful weapon. It's designed to push your opponent to the back of the court, setting you up for the next shot.

Mastering the grip is the first step to mastering the game. Here we show the fundamental difference between the forehand grip and the backhand grip.

Beyond the basics, there are specialized grips for different shots. The bevel grip and panhandle grip are used for specific situations like net kills and backhand defense.

About Badminton 101: Know Your Game

Everyone struggles with their backhand grip at first, but our coaches fix that in your very first session. We break down the panhandle versus the bevel grip so you do not just hold the racket correctly, you learn exactly when to switch between them during a high-speed rally.

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