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Welcome to this exclusive sneak peek from one of our tactical lessons from Badminton Famly+ 👍🏻
The tactics in badminton is very important, and in this video we cover some basic rules og tips on how to be positioned in the double defense.
The lesson covers:
1: Moving sideways making the court smaller
2: Moving forward changing from defense to attack
The other 2 topics in this lesson, which you can see on Famly + are:
3: Smash to the middle - who will take it
4: Dont back when receiving the smash
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Doubles TACTICS in defense position
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