In a Fight: How to Know When to Get Out of the Pocket Out of Range
As a pro badminton coach, I often get asked how to know when to get out of the pocket out of range during a fight. Here are a few tips:
- When you're out of breath. If you're struggling to catch your breath, it's time to take a step back. You need to be able to breathe deeply in order to execute your shots properly.
- When you're feeling overwhelmed. If you're feeling like you're being bombarded by shots, it's time to create some space. Take a few steps back and try to regain your composure.
- When your opponent is attacking aggressively. If your opponent is coming at you with a lot of power, it's important to get out of the way and avoid getting hit. Take a few steps back and try to find a better position.
- When you're making a lot of mistakes. If you're finding yourself making a lot of unforced errors, it's time to take a step back and reassess your strategy. You may need to change your footwork or your shot selection.
Once you've decided to get out of the pocket, it's important to do so quickly and smoothly. Take a few quick steps back and try to find a new position where you can regroup and prepare for your next shot.
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