1. The shuttlecock must be hit below waist height with players doing this diagonally into his opponent's box.
2. A type of serve that is usually executed when you want the shuttle to land at the back end of the court.
3. The serve used when you want the shuttlecock to land in front of the court (in front of your opponent).
4. It also known as "fake" low badminton serve used to trick or deceive your opponent to expect a low serve.
5. It is one of the phases in doing the forehand stroke in which you adopt the forehand grip and the attacking stance . 6. A stroke which involves turning of hand upward over the head across your body to hit the shuttlecock
7. A type of forshard stroke in which the arm is ralsed silghtly over the head to hit the shuttlecock
