Practice Risk–reward Matrix (4.5.2) - The Techniques 3 – Skill Application

Practice: Risk–Reward Matrix

Lesson 4.5.2The Techniques 3 – Skill Application

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Question 1.
What is the purpose of the Risk-Rewards Matrix?
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Think about decision-making in a game situation.
Question 2.
Give an example of a low-risk shot.
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Consider shots that don't require much risk.
3Question 3.
What defines a low-risk shot in the Risk-Reward Matrix?
- It’s an aggressive shot that aims to score quickly.
- It ensures the ball stays in play and reduces mistakes.
- It combines different techniques to confuse opponents.
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What is a safe play typically used to maintain an advantage?
4Question 4.
True or False: High-risk shots guarantee success.
- True
- False
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Think about the name of this type of shot.
Question 5.
A player is leading 30-20 in a badminton match. They face a crucial point where their opponent is under pressure. Should they opt for a low, moderate, or high-risk shot? Justify your answer.
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What is most important when you're leading?
Question 6.
Analyze the tactics of a player who is trailing 15-30 and facing a strong opponent. What risks should they consider taking, and how could this impact their shot selection?
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What do players need to do when they are behind?

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