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BADMINTON BS NURSING GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES  SMASH YOUR LIMITS BADMINTON ENERGIZER  OBJECTIVES At the end of this presentation, the students will be able to: Identify the history/ origin of the sports BADMINTON Enumerate and explain the uses of diff...

BADMINTON BS NURSING GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES  SMASH YOUR LIMITS BADMINTON ENERGIZER  OBJECTIVES At the end of this presentation, the students will be able to: Identify the history/ origin of the sports BADMINTON Enumerate and explain the uses of different facilities and equipment of the game. Understand the common terms used in the game. Analyze basic rules or laws of the game. Understand and analyze the necessary basic skills and techniques in playing Badminton. H I S T O R Y HISTORY Badminton Is a racquet sport played by either two opposing players (singles) or two opposing pairs (doubles) who take positions on opposite halves of a rectangular court that is divided by a net. HISTORY Badminton Players scores points by striking a shuttlecock with their racquet so that it passes over the net and lands in their opponent’s half of the court. Each side may only strike the shuttlecock has struck the floor. HISTORY Badminton A form of sport played in ancient Greece , China and India The beginnings of badminton can be traced to mid- 18th century in British India ( POONA) It was first played in Glocestershire ( Henry Somerset about 1873) Initially, balls of wool referred as ball badminton but ultimately the shuttlecock stuck. The international badminton Federation (IBF) (now known as Badminton World Federation) was established in 1934.  LEGENDARY BADMINTON PLAYERS HISTORY Lin Dan - Often Called the GOAT (Greatest of all time) Lee Chong Wei- A Malaysian Superstar Taufik Hidayat- Famous Powerful backhand smash Carolina Martin- Three time world champion and the 2016 Olympic gold medalist Victor Axelsen - A rising star from adaenmark HISTORY Badminton Badminton was introduced in the Philippines in the early 1900s 1970s, badminton really took off, with the establishment of formal competitions and organizations  EARLY NOTABLE BADMINTON PLAYERS IN THE PHILIPPINES HISTORY Ramon” Bobby” M De Leon MIlo D Dela Cruz Ricky S Sarmiento  PHILIPPINE BADMINTON OLYMPIAN HISTORY AMPARO “WEENA” LIM First olympian Women’s singles at the 1966 Summer Olympics in atlanta Phillippine Sports Commissioner  COMMON What Makes It Unique? BADM INTON TERMS  COURT AREAS & PLAYER POSITIONING LONG SERVICE LINE Line that marks the back of the service zone for doubles matches. SERVER Player who puts the shuttlecock into play; the server and receiver stand diagonally opposite each other. SERVICE JUDGE Official who monitors the execution of the serve (player position, arrival of the shuttlecock in the appropriate zone, etc.). BACK BOUNDARY LINE Line that marks the ends of the playing area and, in singles play, the service zone.  COURT AREAS & PLAYER POSITIONING LINESMAN One of 10 officials who ensure that the shuttlecock remains inside the lines of play and inform the umpire when a fault is committed. CENTER LINE Line dividing each court half into two sides; the center line separates the left and right service zones. WHITE TAPE Strip of tape with a cord passing through it; it is attached to posts to suspend the net. ALLEY Band 1.5 ft wide on the sides of the court; the alley is used only for doubles matches. SHORT SERVICE LINE Front boundary of the singles and doubles service zones.  COURT AREAS & PLAYER POSITIONING UMPIRE Official responsible for applying the rules; the umpire ensures that the match runs smoothly and rules on contentious points. POST Vertical bar used to stretch the net by means of white tape. SINGLES SIDELINE Line that marks the sides of the playing area for singles matches (two players).  COURT AREAS & PLAYER POSITIONING DOUBLES SIDELINE Line that marks the sides of the playing area for doubles matches (two teams of two players). NET Loosely stitched divider stretched across the middle of the court at a height of 5 ft; players must hit the shuttlecock over it. RECEIVER Player who receives the shuttlecock put into play by the server.  BASIC BADMINTON SHOTS (CLEAR SHOT) Trajectory: high, towards the back court Played from: Back court Purpose: Defensive shot Aim of this shot is to let the shuttle fly high in the air and land at your opponent’s back court. It is used when you need time to get back to the base before the next return or if you don’t have a clear opportunity to kill and win the point.  BASIC BADMINTON SHOTS (DROP) Trajectory: Looping close to the net Played from: Back court Purpose: Attacking shot It is used when the shuttle is heading towards you in the back court. As an attempt to this stroke, the player must hit downward towards the opponent’s fore-court, aiming for it to go just over the net. The closer the shuttle drops to the net, the harder it is to return.  BASIC BADMINTON SHOTS (DRIVE) Trajectory: Flat, towards the body Played from: Mid-court Purpose: Attacking shot The drive is a flat shot hit directly and slightly over the net. It is a very powerful and quick counter attacking shot. Your racket should be held with the head facing straight ahead. It can sometimes be strategic to aim the shot at your opponent who will be unable to react or shift his body in time as their natural reaction will be to duck/avoid the shot.  BASIC BADMINTON SHOTS (SMASH) Trajectory: Close to the net Played from: Back court/Mid-court Purpose: To provide less time for the opponent Most lethal shot in badminton. It can be defined as a drive angled downwards. It can be used when the shuttle is high in the air and can be angled downwards.  GAMEPLAY & MATCH STRUCTURE (RALLY) A rally starts as soon as the server performs the service. The rally ends when the shuttle touches the ground or a player commits a fault.Winner of a rally will be awarded ONE point.  GAMEPLAY & MATCH STRUCTURE (MATCH) A badminton match consists of 2 or 3 games/sets. Player wins a match if he win 2 straight games.If both sides won one game each, a third game will be played to determine the winner. EQUIPMENT RACKETS It is used to hit the shuttlecock made of various materials such as aluminium, steel, graphite, and carbon fibre They also come in different sizes and weights A quality racket can help a player generate more power, accuracy, and speed (Ex: YONEX) SHUTTLECOCK (SHUTTLE/BIRDIE) lightweight object that is hit back and forth between players using their rackets Cork base with 16 feathers attached to it 2 types: Feather and Synthetic EQUIPMENT GRIPS used to provide players with a comfortable and secure grip on their rackets generally made of rubber, cotton, or cloth help to reduce the risk of injuries, such as blisters, by providing extra cushioning and absorbing sweat STRINGS affect the power, control, and spin of a player’s shots. Strings are made of various materials such as nylon, synthetic gut, and natural gut. Usually cut after a string broke EQUIPMENT BADMINTON SHOES Designed specifically for the footwork and movement required for badminton. Often made from anti-slip and wear-resistant rubber. Have a triangular sole pattern that helps you move quickly and with stability. CLOTHING players should wear comfortable, lightweight clothing that allows for easy movement around the court Polo shirt is a common choice Tournament-style shorts or skorts with inner shorts Avoid restrictive clothing FACILITIES  FACILITIES Badminton Court Dimension An overall badminton court measures 44 feet in length; however, for singles play this number is reduced to 20 feet and 17 feet for doubles play The Net Line The net line marks the middle of the court where the net is placed, creating a 22ft. by 20 ft. area on each side of the net.  Badminton Net The top of the badminton net is hung 5 feet above in the center net line. FACILITIES Short Service Line The short service line is marked 6 feet 6 inches from the center line. Center Line The Center Line is the line that divides the court from the Short Service Line to the Back Boundary Line.  Side Line for Singles Play The Singles Side Line is marked 1 1/2 feet from the edge of the outer boundary (doubles side line) FACILITIES Back Boundary Line and Long Service Line for Singles The back boundary line is the same for singles and doubles play it is the outermost back line on the court. Long Service Line for Doubles The Long Service line for Doubles is marked 2 1/2 feet inside the Back Boundary Line. BADMINTON SKILLS Hand-eye Coordination Speed Agility Endurance  BADMINTON SKILLS GRIP The right grip in holding the racket is really important to achieve control on shots while avoiding the chances of a wrist injury.  BADMINTON SKILLS STANCE The stance is how you stand while playing badminton, both in between a rally and before the serve. A stable and correct stance will bring a huge change in the results due to easier movement.  3 TYPES OF STANCE ATTACKING STANCE The stance is how you stand while playing badminton, both in between a rally and before the serve. A stable and correct stance will bring a huge change in the results due to easier movement.  3 TYPES OF STANCE DEFENSIVE STANCE To defend the opponent's smash, you need to be prepared with the defensive stance. Face the body to nonet che an as comat in tie sain beir at noting forward.  3 TYPES OF STANCE NET STANCE This stance is to be ready for the opponent's return after playing a net shot. To play this shot, place your foot on the racket side forward while keeping non-racket foot at the back.  FOOTWORK TIPS FOR PROPER FOOTWORK: Always remember the base (starting point). Move only 2-3 steps backwards. Shuffle only 1 step sidewards. Move only 2-3 steps front.  SCORING SERVING AND KEEPING TRACK OF THE SCORE Say the score before each serve, starting with your total points. Before you serve the shuttlecock, announce the score of the game. To phrase the score, call out your total number of points, followed by your opponent's total number of points. For example, when starting the game, say "zero to zero.  SCORING EVEN SERVICE COURT Serve from the right-hand service court if you have an even number of points.  SCORING ODD-SCORES Serve from the left-hand service court if you have an odd number of points.  SCORING POINT Get 1 point each time you win a rally. After you serve the shuttlecock, your opponent attempts to hit it back over the net to you. If they miss and the shuttlecock lands in the court, you win the rally and score 1 point  SCORING MOVING TO THE PROPER SIDES Move to the other service court after you win a point. For both singles and doubles games, you must swap service courts when you win a rally. If you have a partner, trade places (Apply Even service court and odd-scoring)  SCORING SERVICE AFTER RALLY After the first serve is performed, the next server is determined by whoever wins the rally. If you're playing doubles and your partner won the rally, they get to serve.  SCORING FOULS Any time your opponent makes a foul, you score 1 point and get to serve. Fouls include serving the shuttlecock outside of the court, contacting the net with your body or racket, extending your racket past the net, or hitting the shuttlecock multiple times  SCORING WINNING CONDITION As the game progresses, you must reach 21 points in order to win  SCORING BREAKING THE DEUCE If the score is tied, and is a number away from winning (I.E. 20-20) you should lead two points higher than the enemy’s (I.E. 22-20)  SCORING SCORE CAP To avoid the game going on forever, the player who scores 30 (regardless of the 2 point-lead rule) wins automatically.  SCORING WINNING THE MATCH Defeat your opponent 2-3 times to win a badminton match. (Best out of 3 matches)  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 1.WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT USED TO HIT THE SHUTTLECOCK? A) RACKET B) BAT C) PADDLE D) CLUB  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 2. HOW MANY POINTS ARE REQUIRED TO WIN A STANDARD BADMINTON GAME? A) 15 B) 21 C) 25 D) 30  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 3. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A LEGAL WAY TO SERVE IN BADMINTON? A) OVERHAND SERVE B) UNDERHAND SERVE C) BOTH A AND B D) NONE OF THE ABOVE  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 4. IN SINGLES BADMINTON, WHAT SIDE OF THE COURT DO YOU SERVE FROM WHEN YOUR SCORE IS EVEN? A) LEFT SIDE B) RIGHT SIDE C) CENTER D) IT DOESN'T MATTER  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 5. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE FEATHERED OBJECT THAT PLAYERS HIT BACK AND FORTH IN BADMINTON? A) BALL B) SHUTTLECOCK C) FRISBEE D) BIRDIE  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 6. IN DOUBLES BADMINTON, HOW MANY PLAYERS ARE ALLOWED ON EACH TEAM? A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 7. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SHUTTLECOCK LANDS OUTSIDE THE LINES OF THE COURT? A) THE POINT IS REPLAYED B) THE OPPOSING TEAM WINS THE POINT C) THE SERVER WINS THE POINT D) IT’S A FAULT ON THE OPPOSING TEAM  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 8. WHAT IS THE TERM FOR A SITUATION WHEN THE SCORE IS TIED AT 20-20? A) DEUCE B) BREAK POINT C) GOLDEN POINT D) NO-SERVE  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 9. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A TYPE OF SHOT IN BADMINTON? A) SMASH B) DROP SHOT C) VOLLEY D) HOOK SHOT  BS NURSING QUIZ! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Here's a short quiz on badminton 10. WHO WON THE GOLD MEDAL IN BADMINTON MEN’S SINGLES AT THE 2020 TOKYO OLYMPICS? A) LIN DAN B) VIKTOR AXELSEN C) KENTO MOMOTA D) CHEN LONG  BS NURSING POSE IT! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES Create a photo of yourself doing different types of stance discussed. After that, kindly insert some benefits that we can get for playing badminton. Kindly upload the file on designated gdrive that will be sent afterward. Example: ASI, HANNAH B. - ACTIVITY #1 in PE  BS NURSING POSE IT! GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES BADMINTON AROUND THE WORLD PRESENTER: AGASID, CHRISTTLE R. ALMAREZ, DANIELA FRANCEINE R. ALMAZAN, ANNJANETH ASI, HANNAH B. ATIENZA, ANGELINE B. BABAO, JOHN GABRIEL L. ILAGAN, LEA ESTIFANY