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How to Hit a Smash Shot in Badminton

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Summary: A smash shot in badminton is used to finish the point and put maximum pressure on the opponent by using a downward trajectory. Score a badminton point using the smash shot technique with advice from the president of a university badminton club in this free video on racquet sports.

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By Pierre Chaurand
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Pierre Chaurand is the president of the Vanderbilt University Badminton Club, which was established in 1999 and has 15 active members from all over the globe. Chaurand has been active...read more

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"I'm going to describe the basics of this match in the game of badminton. This match is a variant of the overhead forehand shot. This match is a tight fast shot intended to finish the point or put a maximum of pressure on your opponent. It is rarely done from the back of the court. It is a two third up front shot destined to really finish the point as much as possible. The basic of the movement is the same starting point as every forehand shot with starting from the racket leg, moving up and striking the shuttle as the racket passes over the shuttle. In the case of this match you actually want to do a down trajectory, fast down trajectory to the shuttle so you are in the case of most overhand shots whether it is a clear or a drop the shot is made almost directly over the shoulder. In the case of the smash you want to take the shuttle a little bit earlier in order to apply a down force on the shuttle as the racket comes down."

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