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The main types of serves are low, high, flick, and drive. Low serves cause the birdie to land close to the service line, forcing your opponent to dart forward. High, drive, and flick serves send the birdie farther back, but at different speeds and heights. The high is a forehand underarm serve with lots of follow-through; the drive is low but quick; and the flick is a “fake-out” serve that looks like a low serve, but with a sudden flick at the last minute that sends the birdie deep into the court.

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