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Equipment & Court Net Rackets Shuttles
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BADMINTON
HISTORY of the SPORT
Established in England by the Duke of Beaufort in 1873 Introduced to the US in 1878
New York Badminton Club was formed Oldest existing club in the world
Not popular in US until 1930s Became an official medal sport in the Olympics in 1992 in
Barcelona
Equipment & Court
Net Rackets Shuttles
RULES of the Game
Server stands behind the service line and strikes the shuttle with an underhand motion
Receiver returns the shuttle before it hits the floor Players rally until the shuttle falls without being returned Game Play
Shuttle landing on line= in play Racket may not touch the net Shuttle MAY TOUCH the net and still be in play
SERVING
Beginning of the game: serve from the right service court to receiver in court that is diagonally across
Right Service Court: when server’s score is EVEN (0,2,4,etc)
Left Service Court: when server’s score is ODD (1,3,5,etc)
Doubles Game: serves alternate courts until serve is lost
Let serve= serve again
FAULTS
SERVING FAULTS Contacting shuttle ABOVE
waist Stepping outside court Feet not stationary at contact Failing to hit shuttle into
proper court RECEIVING FAULTS
Not being in court Both feet MUST be on floor
during service Moving before service is made
PLAYING FAULTS Hitting shuttle out-of-bounds Hitting ceiling, wall, lights,
objects Hitting shuttle UNDER the net Double-hitting Touching the net with racket “carrying” the shuttle Unsportsmanlike conduct
(intentionally distracting opponent, obstruction, etc)
SCORING
Games are played to 11 or 15 points Only the serving team can score points Points are scored when the opponent…
Fails to return the shuttle Hits the shuttle out-of-bounds Executes a fault
SAFETY during the Game
Maintain adequate distance when swinging rackets
Face the same direction when practicing drills
Doubles play: partners should call shots when the shot could be taken by either person
How to GRIP the Racket
Forehand “shaking hands” Form a V with the thumb and forefinger on the top of the
handle Wrap thumb around handle