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Summary

This video provides a clear explanation of badminton doubles rules, focusing on the common debate about whether shots are in or out. It details the correct areas for serving and rallying, explaining when a serve is considered short, long, or out, and clarifies that hitting the line during service counts as in. For rallies, the entire court is valid, including all lines. The video emphasizes understanding these rules to reduce disputes, promoting fair play, friendship, and enjoyment of the game. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions or share the content to help others learn and play confidently.

Takeaways

• 🏸 In doubles badminton, all areas of the court are used once the ball is in play, including inner and outer lines.
• 🎯 During service, the shuttle is considered out if it does not reach the service line (short service).
• 📏 A service is also out if the shuttle lands beyond the designated service area (long service).
• ✅ A service is in if the shuttle lands within the correct service area, from the front line to the back line of the service court.
• ⚡ During rallies (after service), the shuttle is in if it lands anywhere within the full boundaries of the court, including the lines.
• 📌 During service, if the shuttle hits the inner service line, it is considered in, but hitting outer lines is out.
• 🟢 In general play, hitting any line during a rally counts as in.
• 🤝 Understanding the in/out rules helps prevent unnecessary arguments during doubles matches.
• 😄 Badminton should be played with friendship, enjoyment, and sportsmanship in mind.
• 💬 Players are encouraged to ask questions or comment if they are confused, and sharing correct information helps everyone learn.
• 🎥 Reviewing the video again can help clarify service and play rules for better understanding.

Q & A

Which areas of the court are used during a doubles badminton rally?

During a doubles rally, the entire court is used, including both the inner and outer lines.

Which areas of the court are used only during a doubles serve?

During a doubles serve, only the inner lines (service courts) are used.

What is considered a short or 'out' serve in doubles?

A serve is considered short or 'out' if it does not reach the service line.

What is considered a long or 'out' serve in doubles?

A serve is considered long or 'out' if it falls beyond the back boundary of the service court.

When is a served ball considered 'in'?

A served ball is considered 'in' if it lands inside the service area, including touching the service lines.

During play after the serve, what determines if a ball is 'in'?

During play after the serve, a ball is 'in' if it lands anywhere within the court, including on the lines.

Are boundary lines considered 'in' or 'out' during a rally?

During a rally, hitting any boundary line is considered 'in'.

Are boundary lines considered 'in' or 'out' during a serve?

During a serve, hitting the inner service lines is considered 'in', while landing outside the designated service area is 'out'.

Why is it important to know the exact in/out areas in doubles badminton?

Knowing the exact in/out areas helps prevent disputes and ensures fair play, allowing players to enjoy the game and maintain good sportsmanship.

What is the general advice given for playing badminton according to the video?

The video advises playing badminton for fun, maintaining friendships, and focusing on enjoyment rather than arguing about rules.

What should a player do if they are still confused about in/out rulings after watching the video?

If a player is still confused, they are encouraged to rewatch the video, ask questions in the comments, or wait for further explanations in future videos.