Badminton PDF

Summary

This document includes detailed notes on badminton. It covers serve rules, running techniques, tactics, the importance of the elbow, underarm rotation, and various shots like net drop, lob, drive, clear, drop, and smash. The document also provides information about the equipment and game field.

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## Badminton ### Prerequisites: - Endurance, speed - Jumping power, strength - Striking power, dexterity - Reaction speed - Concentration, knowledge of people - Mental toughness, resilience - Ruthlessness, determination - Intuition, imagination ### Payment: - Two winning sets up to 21 points...

## Badminton ### Prerequisites: - Endurance, speed - Jumping power, strength - Striking power, dexterity - Reaction speed - Concentration, knowledge of people - Mental toughness, resilience - Ruthlessness, determination - Intuition, imagination ### Payment: - Two winning sets up to 21 points - Won if 21 points and minimum 2 points more than the other - 20 Both - game extended until someone has 2 points more - 29 Both - whoever reaches 30 points first wins ### Serve Rules: - Serve direction diagonal - Ball on serve field within the lines - No throwing the racket - Both feet on the ground - Ball not rotating (spin) - Serve below the waist - Do not miss ### Forehand Serve: - Racket beside the body - Swinging forward ### Single´s Game: - Racket with grip above - In front of the body - Double´s Game ### Racket Grip: - Angle between forearm and racket 90-130 degrees ### Forehand: - Grip: - Backhand: - Dame grip - Thumb on - wider side - Pincet grip: Rush grip - Held (Bratpfanne) - at the net ### Fault: - Wrong serve - Ball on the net - Ball outside the lines - Ball touches anyting other than the racket - Double hit by the same player - Person touches the net - Distracting other players - Shouting, yelling ### Tactics: - How to get advantage - Prevent other players from getting advantage Criteria: - Technical skills - Physical fitness - Risk / Benefits - Strengths and weaknesses ### Singles Tip: - Hit the ball to the corner - Move to a central position - Serve to the back - Always stay in a central position - Always be ready with your racket raised ### Importance of Elbow - Stabilize the swing - Elbow behind during pickup - Elbow when hitting - Looks like throwing a ball ### Underarmrotation: - Forehand swing: - **Outer rotation/supination** - Finishing the swing: - **Inner rotation/pronation ** - Backhand swing: - **First Inner, then outer** - Elbow ca. 90 degrees ## Serves ### Short Backhand Serve ### High Serve: - Preparation - Backswing - Hip Rotation - Shoulder forwards - right - Hit position - front right - Swing left (back) ### Forehand Overhead Serve ## Running techniques: ### Backpedaling ## All Hits: - Net Drop - Lob - Drive - Clear - Drop - Smash ### Hand: - Backhand - Forehand - Backhand - Forehand - Backhand - Forehand ### Why: - The opponent should move forward: - Opponents backfield open: - To position the ball: - No attacking possibilities: - To prevent further attack: - Attack ## Field ### Game/Serve field: #### Doubles: | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | | | | #### Singles: | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | | | | | - Double Side Line - Singles Side Line - Back Line - Front Line ### Rackets: - Several types are available but commonly used are graphite, aluminium and composite rackets. - The weight and balance of the racket depend on an individual´s strength, swing and style of play. - Choosing a racket is a trial and error procedure.

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