1. The Low Basic Serve:

•     Back swing is shortened and stroke is made with forearm guiding the shuttle
•     Firm wrist control
•     Birdie is contacted near waist level more to the right
•     Forces reviver to hit up
•     Takes little power to execute
•     Guided over the net

• Feet shoulder width apart
• Use pushing action to guide shuttle over the net
• Short follow through

•    Swing the racquet down from the ready position under the birdie for contact and up
•     Follow through in the intended direction of the birdie
•     Forces the receiver to do an overhead clear
•     Takes power and strength to execute

• Racket held back
• Weight transfer to racquet foot
• High follow through

3. The Flick Serve:
 

•     Similar to the low serve but at the last possible second, the server snaps wrist
•     Opponent anticipates a low serve and will rush to the net, the flick will then go over their head

• Feet shoulder width apart
• Sudden flick of the wrist
• Short follow through

4. The Backhand Serve:

•     Stand square to the net with feet side by side or racquet foot slightly forward
•     Using the backhand grip, shortened for more control, hold the racquet below waist
•     Hold birdie at the tip with the base pointed toward the racquet
•     Hit the birdie towards opponent's short service line
•     If the opponent rushes the net, flick the backhand
•     Birdie is hit from the front of the body and takes little time to get to its destination
•     Shuttle is hard to see against server's clothes

• Hold Shuttle and Racquet below waist
• "Push" shuttle over the net
• Short follow through