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What is the primary objective in badminton?
What is the primary objective in badminton?
- To force the opponent to make errors
- To keep the shuttlecock in play for as long as possible
- To land the shuttlecock in the opponent's court (correct)
- To volley the shuttlecock back and forth without scoring
Which grip is used to hit the shuttlecock on the non-dominant side of the body?
Which grip is used to hit the shuttlecock on the non-dominant side of the body?
- Backhand grip (correct)
- Overhead grip
- Forehand grip
- Underhand grip
When utilizing the forehand grip, which fingers primarily form a V shape around the handle?
When utilizing the forehand grip, which fingers primarily form a V shape around the handle?
- The ring and pinky fingers
- The thumb and index fingers (correct)
- The thumb and ring fingers
- The index and middle fingers
What components can a badminton game consist of?
What components can a badminton game consist of?
In the backhand grip, where is the thumb positioned?
In the backhand grip, where is the thumb positioned?
Flashcards
Badminton court shape
Badminton court shape
A rectangular area used for playing badminton.
Badminton goal
Badminton goal
To hit the shuttlecock into opponent's court to score points.
Badminton Gameplay
Badminton Gameplay
Players use rackets to volley a shuttlecock over a net.
Forehand Grip
Forehand Grip
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Backhand Grip
Backhand Grip
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Study Notes
Badminton Overview
- Badminton is a net game played on a rectangular court.
- Opponents volley a shuttlecock over a net using a racket.
- The goal is to land the shuttlecock in the opponent's court to score points.
- Matches can be played in singles or doubles (one or two players).
Forehand Grip
- Position the thumb and pointing fingers wrapped around the handle of the racket.
- The fingers should form a 'V' shape, and the rest of the fingers support the bottom of the handle.
Backhand Grip
- The grip is used to hit the shuttlecock at the non-dominant side of the body.
- Maintain the forehand grip position with slightly moved fingers
- Position the thumb flat on the side of the handle while the rest of the fingers are positioned together.
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