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What hand in badminton is better?
if you are right handed, your right hand, if you are left handed, your left hand
What sort of games you can play on a court?
badminton volley ball basketball pickle ball hand ball tennis
In court, what hand do you raise when you want to speak?
In court, you raise your right hand when you want to speak.
In court, which hand do you raise when taking an oath?
When taking an oath in court, you typically raise your right hand.
In badminton, how do you properly execute a serve"?
To properly execute a serve in badminton, start by standing behind the back boundary line of the court. Hold the shuttlecock in your non-racket hand and use your racket hand to hit the shuttlecock over the net diagonally into the opponent's service court. Make sure to hit the shuttlecock below your waist and ensure that the racket head is pointing downwards when making contact. Aim to hit the shuttlecock with enough force and accuracy to make it difficult for your opponent to return.
Do you raise you left or right hand in court?
Do what is comfortable
Which hand goes on the Bible in court when taking an oath?
The right hand typically goes on the Bible when taking an oath in court.
What are the 25 referees hand in badminton?
handjob
In court, what hand do you typically place on the Bible when taking an oath?
Typically, you place your right hand on the Bible when taking an oath in court.
Why do you raise your right hand in court?
Raising your right hand in court symbolizes taking an oath to tell the truth. It is a traditional gesture that signifies honesty and sincerity in legal proceedings.
What is a freehand shot in badminton?
Oh, dude, a freehand shot in badminton is when you hit the shuttlecock without letting it touch your racket. It's like showing off your mad skills and precision, all in one smooth move. It's basically badminton's way of saying, "Look ma, no hands... well, kinda."
On the Bible, what hand should be placed when taking an oath in court?
When taking an oath in court on the Bible, the right hand is traditionally placed on the Bible.
