Items to Fuel your Badminton Obsession Glow in the Dark Shuttlecocks: amzn.to/1FL3klp Portable Badminton Net with carrying bag: amzn.to/1F102iY Portable Badminton Set (net, rackets, birdies): amzn.to/1NuXdI6 Badminton Set for Kids (Rackets, Ball and Birdie): amzn.to/1JazFSw “AWESOME BADMINTON PLAYER” Computer Mousepad amzn.to/1gpgFck Watch more How to Play Badminton videos: www.howcast.com/videos/505704-3-Doubles-Techniques-Badminton-Lessons A couple of words about some strategies and tips that are useful in doubles especially. In doubles, it's more of an attacking sport as compared to singles, so there's always an incentive to keep the shuttle down, whether through drops or very aggressive smashing. And as a result of this, there are two basic formations in doubles; the attacking, offensive position, or the defensive position. In the defensive position, both you and your partner are expecting to receive a smash from your opponent and are essentially going to bend your knees low, racket in front of you, getting to ready to return a smash. However, in an attacking or offensive position, one person goes up to the next, racket up, ready to smash at the net, while his partner is ready to do the same at the back court, or the rear court. And that's your typical doubles formation techniques and tips.

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