p.e -badminton 11

• FOUR COMMON STROKES IN BADMINTON

  • CLEAR
  • DROP
  • DRIVE
  • SMASH
• CLEAR


  It is called LOB. The shuttle soars in a high and falls into the court behind the opponent
• DROP


  The shuttle falls gently and just clears the net
• DRIVE


  It is a hard stroke hit on a straight line
• SMASH


  It is a hard stroke hit sharply downward
• Movements responsible for acceleration

  • Arm extension
  • Forearm rotation
  • Wrist action/ wrist cock
• THREE PARTS OF BACKHAND OF FOREHAND STROKE

  • HITTING ACTION – includes all forward motions until the racket contact the shuttle
  • BACKSWING involves all movements of the racket away from the target
  • FOLLOW-THROUGH – Involves all movements from control contact until the player is back in a position to wait the opponent's next shot
• -part of player's fitness training-

  speed

  endurance

  strength

  power

  agility

  flexibility
• ti Jian zi kicking the shuttle
• jeu de volant- known europe
• poona- played in India in 1860s
• battledore & shuttlecock- played in china, Japan, India, & greece
• Badminton- began in 19th century (1870)

  originated in England

  named by Duke of beaufort and racquet sports played indoor
• 1878 oldest badminton club of the world. /city of New York
• 1899 first world badminton competition in England
• 1934 the international badminton federation (IBF)
• thomas cup (1934)- men's world team badminton championship.
• uber cup (1956)-then lady world championship for badminton.
• suderman cup (1989) in honor former IBF vice President and the father or indonesian badminton.
• 1977- the world badminton federation (WBF) was founded and the first world championship./ held in england.
• game played by

  2- singles

  4-doubles
• racket- it can be made of wood or aluminum metal.
• 68cm- length limit badminton racket and 100 grams.
• 14-15 - of the racket string
• 19-22 - gauge of the string
• 14-16 Goose feathers that are played / either plastic or feather.
• shuttle-

  weights from 4.74 to 5.50 grams.
• left service court- for the odd scores
• right service court- for even scores
• long service line- the live that use in service for doubles.
• short service line- the line that use in service for double and single.
• center line- divide the court into equal halves.
• net height/post- 5 feet high and 5 feet 1 inch at posts

  side of the net- 6.1 meters by 20 feet.
• side out- loss of service.
• fault- a violation
• birdie- shuttlecock
• let- serve hitting the top of the net and landing in the proper court, a serve retake.
• love- designate a score of zero
• love all- is called when both opponents or teams have a score of zero.
• in side- is called for the serving player or team.