Badminton doubles, when should it be heavy killed, when should it be lightly killed or split, hanging the ball?
Badminton doubles in the heavy buckle, vigorously kill the ball, is undoubtedly the biggest feature of the men's doubles, and singles is different, the men's doubles back row offensive players do not need to worry too much, as long as the other side starts a high ball, aim at the middle of the road a burst of slamming, 1 beat, 2 beats, 3 beats ... Successive attacks can eventually create a chance for the front row to seal the throat.
But whether amateur or professional (especially women's doubles) encounters the opponent's excellent defense, the continuous killing of the back row not only consumes physical strength, desperately heavy killing, sometimes it is not as effective as the combination of light and heavy, the combination of killing and hanging, then the opponent provokes the defensive high ball, we form a front and back position, when the back row players have sufficient time to kill, when should they kill heavily, when should they kill lightly or kill, and the hanging ball?
For amateur golfers, you may wish to refer to the following figure, you can hold this principle to distinguish between killing or hanging!
Red Zone: The opponent's high ball quality is not good, but within 20cm of the rear serve line, he will not hesitate to give the opponent a heavy dunk.
Yellow Zone: The opponent's high ball quality is good, after the back serve line, when close to the bottom line, it is mainly based on light killing, hanging ball or split point killing, keeping the pressure on the line, waiting for the opportunity to kill vigorously.
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