Where to Move in DOUBLES? Formations Guide @Bgbadminton
Where to Move in DOUBLES? Formations Guide  @Bgbadminton
Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
If you want to learn where to move in Doubles, this video is for you.
In doubles, there are two key formations you need to know.
1) Front and back, the offensive formation
2) Side by side, the defensive formation

Additionally, there is a rotation movement that is used to add more pressure to your opponent.

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Where to Move in DOUBLES? Formations Guide

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