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Tips and tricks from mash
Playing trick shots in badminton requires a combination of skill, technique, and creativity. To execute a successful trick shot, you must be able to anticipate your opponent's movements, have quick reflexes, and be able to control the shuttlecock with precision. One popular trick shot in badminton is the "net kill," which involves hitting the shuttlecock downwards towards the opponent's side of the court, close to the net, in order to score a point.
To perform a net kill in badminton, start by positioning yourself close to the net, with your racket held high and ready to make a quick downward stroke. As the shuttlecock approaches the net, use a short and sharp motion to hit the shuttlecock with the racket head angled downwards, ensuring that the shuttlecock goes over the net and lands in the opponent's court. The key to a successful net kill is to time your shot correctly and to make sure that the shuttlecock is hit with enough power and accuracy to prevent your opponent from returning it.
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