1. Arch and straighten your knees up.

2. Kick, kick straight.

3. Hook, toe straight.

4. Outside, kick straight up on the outside of the foot.

5. Straighten, straighten your legs, and kick.

Based on the above.

6. Drag, the left leg bends, the shuttlecock falls from the left side of the left leg, and the right foot kicks up. (I think the hardest way to kick)

7. Jump, the left leg bends, the shuttlecock falls from the left side of the left leg, and the right foot kicks the shuttlecock up. After the left foot landed, the right foot landed.

8. Lifting is similar to jumping, and it is generally considered to be the same. The difference is that when landing, the right foot lands first, and then the left foot is put down. (Personally, it is easier to control than jumping)

9. Ring, the left leg is put away, the shuttlecock with the heel sticking to the hip falls from the left side of the left leg, the right leg jumps up, and the right foot kicks the shuttlecock upwards. Personally, I think this action is very handsome, but it consumes a lot of energy. My highest record is 15 winning streak. )

10. Arrow, cross your legs in front of you (ankle) and take off, with your left foot on top and your right foot on the bottom. The shuttlecock falls from the left front, and the tip of your right foot kicks the shuttlecock upward.

The above is the intermediate difficulty, except dragging (well, my legs are short).

1 1. Clip jump, shuttlecock falls from crotch, lift left leg to bypass shuttlecock, jump up right leg, kick shuttlecock upward, with left foot landing first and right foot landing later.

12. Clamping, similar to clamping jump, the right foot hits the ground first and the left foot is put down.

13. Clamping ring, there are two kicking methods. First, lift your left leg and turn it outwards. The shuttlecock falls from the middle of the left leg thigh, and the left leg is clamped to the hip. Jump up with your right foot and kick badminton up.

Secondly, the shuttlecock falls from the crotch, the left leg lifts the heel close to the hip, the thigh bypasses the shuttlecock, and the right foot kicks the shuttlecock upward. (See the description for this physical consumption. The first one is more beautiful, but it is difficult to grasp the opportunity, and the second one consumes more physical strength. My highest record is 6 consecutive victories, and my high school classmate can have more than 20 consecutive victories, which I envy since I was a child ...)

14. The shuttlecock falls from the front, the left leg straightens around the shuttlecock (with a small range), the right leg jumps up, and the tip of the right foot kicks the shuttlecock upwards.

The above is the advanced difficulty. (I still find it the most difficult to delay, and I can only delay three at most ...)

Finally, talk about the game.

The most basic, who wins more than one kick, can be above 14.

Then the left and right feet, one left and one right as a group, can be more than 14.

Third, 1-5 is a set, that is, the continuous arch kick is straight outside, and it will fail if it is not completed, and it will fail if the order is wrong. You can kick straight outside the arch, that is, two sets. If it is not completed, it is still a failure.

Fourthly, 6- 10 is a set, so is 1 1- 14.

Fifth, when playing games, you can make additional regulations. When playing the middle set and the big set, as long as there is a small set, this big set is invalid.

Above.

Think about my high school life, how rich it would be to have a comb!