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After recording both my overhead smash and overhead clear, I was able to evaluate my foot movement, body position and the speed of the racquet head. As seen in the videos recording in week 3 of the unit, my feet are not always in the right position. This means that I didn’t move my feet quickly enough to get in a position where I can hit the shuttlecock with strong and stable feet. This then causes my body to be at an awkward angle in which I can’t get the full potential out of my racquet, which then leads to lack of racquet head speed. To be able to fix these problems, I will have to move my feet quicker so I can get myself under the shuttlecock and hit it with the full speed it requires to either go over my player or smash right in front

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