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Badminton study guide Badminton Study Guide Alley ?? Extension of the court by feet on both sides for doubles play Backcourt ?? The back third of the court in the area of the back boundary lines Backhand ?? Refers to strokes played on the nonracket side o

Badminton Study Guide Alley ?? Extension of the court by feet on both sides for doubles play Backcourt ?? The back third of the court in the area of the back boundary lines Backhand ?? Refers to strokes played on the nonracket side of the body i e with the racket across the body Backswing - Preliminary part of a stroke that carries the racket back in preparation for the forward swing Baseline ?? Back boundary line at each end of the court parallel to the net Bird ?? The informal name for badmint on ? s unique object the shuttlecock brand names include Bluebird Eagle and Parrot Block ?? A stationary stroke executed by holding the racket in the path of a smashed shuttle so that it rebounds into the opponent ? s court Carry ?? An illegal tactic als o called sling or throw in which the shuttle is caught and held on the racket and then slung during the execution of a stroke Center Line ?? Line perpendicular to the net that separates the left and right service courts Clear ?? A shot hit deep to the oppo nents back boundary line The high clear is a defensive shot while the flatter attacking clear is used offensively Crosscourt ?? A shot hit diagonally from one side of the court to the other Double hit ?? An illegal tactic in which the shuttle is het twi ce in succession with two strokes Doubles ?? The game played with two players on each side Drive ?? A fast and low shot that makes a horizontal flight over the net Drop ?? A shot hit softly and with finesse to fall rapidly and close to the net on the oppon ent ? s side Face ?? The oval stringed area of the racket head Fault ?? A violation of the playing rules either in serving in receiving or during play See Law Flick ?? A quick wrist and forearm rotation that surprises an opponent by changing an appare ntly soft shot into a faster passing one used primarily on the serve and at the net Forecourt ?? The front third of the court between the net and the short service line Forehand ?? Refers to strokes played on the racket side of the body Game Point ?? A r ally which if won by the server end s the game Also called ??game bird ? IBF ?? International Badminton Federation the world governing body established in Inning ?? Time during which a player or team holds the service ??In ? side ?? The side which ho lds the serve Kill ?? A fast downward shot that cannot be returned a ??putaway ? Let ?? A legitimate cessation of play to allow a rally to be replayed Love ?? Term for zero arising from the English pronunciation of the French word l ? oeuf meaning ??goose - egg ? or zero Match ?? A series of games usually two out of