Serving and Receiving

Standing near the front gives the shortest route over the net.

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The shuttle is held out in front, close to the strings.

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A short, relaxed thumb grip gives control.

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The low serve uses a short, compact push.

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A good low serve clears the tape closely and drops near the front line.

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Keeping the shuttle low denies an attacking return.

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Servers raise the racket to meet a quick return.

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Grip, set, push, ready.

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Up just enough to clear the tape, then down.

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Close to the front line, racket in front: the backhand low serve.

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The high serve pushes a singles opponent back.

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A good high serve drops steeply near the back line.

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Singles servers stand a little further back than doubles servers.

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A high, deep serve drops nearly straight down, which is awkward to hit.

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A vertical drop is harder to time and hit hard.

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Body rotation and the forearm drive the racket up.

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A short high serve invites a smash.

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Set, backswing, drop and hit, follow through.

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Steeply up, high over, then down at the back.

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A full upward swing to a deep target is the high serve.

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The manual says to make flick serves look like your low serve.

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A flick sends the shuttle just over the receiver's reach.

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Bending the wrist and rotating the forearm flick the shuttle out.

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Flicks push the receiver back and break their rhythm.

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A low flick sits in the receiver's reach.

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From deeper in the box, a longer hold helps the flick in singles.

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A threat of the flick keeps the receiver honest.

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Same set-up, then a fast flick.

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Low at the front, flick over the receiver, high at the back.

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A serve flicked over a rushing receiver is the flick.

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The drive serve travels flat and quick.

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Driving at the body or backhand rushes the receiver.

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Used often, it loses its surprise.

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A flat serve that is read can be hit straight back.

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Doubles players use the drive serve as a surprise.

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The flight of a serve must be upward from the racket.

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A flat serve often comes back flat and fast.

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Disguise, then push flat.

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The low serve is slowest; the drive serve fastest.

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A flat, fast serve at the receiver is the drive serve.

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Low serves dominate doubles.

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Women's singles often uses high serves; men's singles more low serves.

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Strong smashers punish high serves, so low serves are common.

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The doubles box ends at the doubles long service line.

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A high serve in doubles is easily smashed.

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The partner stands behind, ready for a deep return.

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Serves restrict the opponent's options.

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Common in WS, less in MS, rare in MD.

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Serve low, cover the net and the back, attack.

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The partner covers the back while the server takes the front.

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Singles receivers stand in the middle of the box to cover low and high serves.

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Deep high serves are common in singles, so receivers stay further back.

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Many singles receivers have the non-racket foot forward.

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From the back, overheads are the usual replies.

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A raised racket allows a quick reaction.

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Getting behind a high serve early allows a strong reply.

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Low serves are returned with pushes, net shots or lifts.

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Ready, read, move, hit.

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Doubles receivers crowd the front; women's singles receivers stand furthest back for high serves.

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Standing mid-box covers short and deep serves.

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Doubles receivers crowd the front to attack low serves.

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Receivers try to take the serve early and hit down.

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A high racket lets the receiver attack the serve.

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From below the tape a hard hit would have to go up, so receivers play net shots or pushes.

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Standing too close leaves space for the flick.

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The partner covers the back while the receiver attacks.

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Hitting down puts the serving pair on the defensive.

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Close, read, step, kill.

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Kills attack; lifts defend.

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Close, attacking receiving stances belong to doubles.

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A serve that floats above the tape can be pushed or killed downward.

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Pushes go flat into the midcourt gaps.

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The gap behind the server and in front of the partner is a target.

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A tight serve forces an upward reply.

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Brushing across the shuttle lets a kill clear the net cleanly.

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Constant rushing invites flicks and drives.

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When the shuttle is below the tape, a net shot is the safe choice.

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The higher the serve, the more attacking the reply.

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Read, step, push, recover.

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A rising serve can be attacked downward.

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A deep clear resets the rally safely.

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Smashing from deep leaves a long way back to the base.

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A drop pulls the server to the net.

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From behind the shuttle, the receiver can hit it in front.

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A deep serve pushes the receiver back.

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Straight drops reach the net fastest.

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Short clears invite attack.

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Read, move, disguise, drop.

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Smash first, high clear last.

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A soft overhead to the front is a drop shot.

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Targets near the short service line train accuracy.

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The manual suggests two attempts as a learning aid only.

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Repetition builds a reliable serve.

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A live receiver tests the serve.

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The manual suggests rotating serves for fairness.

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Servers learn to read and exploit the receiver's stance.

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Tight and short is the aim.

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From targets to pressure.

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Serve, return, third shot, swap.

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Targets at the front train the low serve.

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