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Semester 1 Unit 3. Badminton. History. Badminton is an Olympic Sport with five competitive disciplines: 1.Men’s singles 2.Women’s Singles 3.Men’s doubles 4.Women’s doubles 5.Mixed doubles (men and women play) - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
BADMINTONSemester 1
Unit 3
History Badminton is an Olympic Sport with five competitive disciplines:
1.Men’s singles 2.Women’s Singles3.Men’s doubles 4.Women’s doubles5.Mixed doubles (men and women play) Games with a shuttlecock
are widely believed to have originated in ancient Greece, about 2000 years ago.
Scoring Games are played to 21 Must win best 2 out of 3 games RALLY SCORING – every point counts Must win by 2 points
If score remains tied and is at 29-29, then first team to 30 points wins the game.
Service Guidelines Shuttlecock must be
contacted below the waist. Contacted in the air. Do not
bounce. Feet must be behind the
service line. Shuttlecock must be
served diagonally, between the front and back service line.
If a fault occurs, the opposing team gains the point (rally scoring).
Short service line Deep service line
Which side do I serve from? Server alternates side of court
after every point. Always start on the RIGHT side. When your team score is an
EVEN number, one must serve from the RIGHT SIDE. Ex. 2-3, 4-3
When your team score is an ODD number, one must serve from the LEFT SIDE. Ex. 1-2, 3-3
Basic Rules/Faults Lines are in One hit per side Faults:
Shuttlecock lands out of bounds Shuttlecock hits someone in the air Player swings and misses shuttlecock Illegal serve (ex. Overhand, above waist) Service lands in wrong service court Contact is made on the other side of the net with the shuttlecock Player hits the shuttlecock with their racket over the net on their
opponent’s side. Shuttlecock lands in the net Player touches net with body or racket Shuttlecock is held on the racket (carry) Shuttlecock is hit twice in the air
Terms Let- when the serve hits
the net and lands in the appropriate service court, redo of service with no points factoring in on the score
Rally Scoring- every point counts
Shuttlecock- A lightweight conical object with a rounded often rubber covered nose.
Types of shots Forehand- hit with the front
of the hand leading (like hitting with the palm)
Backhand- hit with the back of the hand leading (hitting with the knuckles)
Clear- hitting the shuttle high and to the back of the opponent’s court
Backhand Clear - The most difficult stroke because it must be carried out precisely, hitting the shuttlecock high and to the back of the court.
Types of shots cont… Drive- travels flat and
rapidly over the net in the opponents’ rear mid-court and rear court
Drop- a soft hit that barely goes over the net in the short court
Smash- hitting downward and hoping for a weak reply
Jump Smash – player jumps upward for a steeper angle
Backhand smash – a weak downward hit
The court
RIGHT SERVICECOURT
LEFT SERVICE COURT
LEFT SERVICE COURT
RIGHT SERVICE
COURT
midline Service end lineEnd line
Short service line
NETsidelineLong service line