The net drop is executed preferably with the shuttle contact point above the net line.

• Forehand Push or Tap ( Frame N-1 below )
  •  Racquet foot pointing in the direction of the lunge
  •  Racquet arm is at shoulder height
  •  Non-racquet arm is extended behind for counter-balance
  •  V-grip is used with pronation
  •  Knees bent
  •  Weight of the body is on the upper thigh of the racquet foot
  •  Racquet face is in front of the body

• Backhand Push or Tap ( Frame N-2 below ) 
  •  Backhand grip
  •  Racquet face up above the net line

• Backhand Drop ( Frame N-3 & N-5 below)
  •  Backhand grip
  •  Reasonable arm extension (contact point is not too close to the body)
  •  Some lunging in the leg prior to shuttle contact

• Forehand Underhand Drop ( Frame N-4 below )
  •  V grip
  •  Net contact is almost at net level
  •  Arm extension is fairly in front of the lunge

Frames K-1 and K-2 :

The Net Kill is essentially an instaneous drive shot at the net with a good angular attacking pre-disposition. Frame K-2 emphasizes the V grip with noticeable wrist pronation.

 Rolls, Brushes, Cross Court Under Development