How to play badminton with your leader decently and correctly?

As soon as this question comes up, you can imagine that your leader is not very good at badminton. This feeling is like meeting an elder who is a "bad chess player". Whether to give in or not has become a problem.

You say that if you play too hard, it is very likely that the drama queen will overact, and you will be said to be letting the cat out of you. This will embarrass both parties, and your leader will not like it; if If you act very forcefully, it will make your leader lose face, and it will also make your leader dislike you. It will even be even more embarrassing if there are people watching from the sidelines. It would be a bad thing if the leader would not come to you next time to play ball. How many opportunities would be missed in this way.

So the solution is to try to play doubles. If it is a leader who is not very skilled, he probably will not choose to fight with you alone. If the leader and you are partners, is there any need to say this? The goal is to let the leader win comfortably, not to defeat the opponent, but to let the leader show off the limelight. At this time, you must be careful not to steal the limelight from the boss.

If the leader is on the opposite side, there are two situations. If the other side is obviously weaker than you, don't be polite, just win, but if you win with skill, you must fight 2 to 1. , and it has to be hard to separate, and the score reaches 21:19. The leader will come to you again next time. You are aggrieved and want to win. If the leader has a very powerful partner, then let the leader win. Give the leader two more balls, the kind that can make the leader smash.

There is also the option of playing with a weighted racket, which is heavier but similar in appearance to an ordinary racket. In this way, you will be out of breath from exhaustion, and the boss will think that you are not strong enough.