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Badminton has a couple strokes: 1. Clear - high and far; used to give you time to recover yourself 2. Drop - flat or straight down just barely going over the net; an offensive move 3. Smash - straight downward; very fast and strong and used to try to win the point 4. Drive - flat; in doubles it is used often - it allows them to try to gain the offensive; in singles it is barely used
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