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    BOARD

    PHYSICAL
    EDUCATION 3

    BADMINTON
    Krylova Ann O. Corpuz
    Lecturer

    ACCESS COMPUTER COLLEGE


    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    1. A Game of Two or
    Four
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    2. Left or Right
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    3. The Serve
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    4. Begin It By a
    Toss
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    5. Tame Your
    Hands and Your
    Feet
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    6. “That’s a Foul
    Play”!
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    7. The Landing
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    8. Dock Out!
    9 Basic Rules And Regulations Of Playing BOARD

    Badminton

    9. 21 Steps Ahead
    BOARD
    LAWS of BADMINTON
    Scoring System
    • A match consists of the best of 3 games of 21
    points.
    • Every time there is a serve – there is a point
    scored.
    • The side winning a rally adds a point to its score.
    • At 20 all, the side which gains a 2 point lead first,
    wins that game.
    • At 29 all, the side scoring the 30th point, wins
    that game.
    • The side winning a game serves first in the next
    game.
    • The third game will be played to 15 points.
    BOARD
    Famous Female Player in Philippines
    • Malvinne Ann Venice Alcala
    Alcala won three silver medals at the 2008 Palarong
    Pambansa in the Philippines. In 2011, she competed in the South East
    Asia Games and was the fifth in the ranking with the team
    • Amparo "Weena" Lim
    (born 9 September 1969) is a Filipino badminton player who
    competed in the women's singles at the 1996 Summer Olympics
    • Paula Lynn Cao Hok
    is a Filipino-American badminton player who was originally from
    Dumaguete, Philippines. In 2015, she won the women's doubles gold
    medals at the Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada partnered
    with Eva Lee. In 2016, she competed at the Summer Olympics in Rio de
    Janeiro, Brazil.
    • Karyn Cecilia Velez
    • was a Filipino-American badminton player who competed
    in international level events. Velez died of serious injuries in a head-
    on car crash aged 23. The van driver who struck her vehicle pleaded
    guilty for homicide after he was charged for reckless driving. Before
    her death, she was aiming to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
    BOARD
    Famous Male Player in Philippines
    • Philip Joper Escueta
    Filipino badminton player. Escueta and his
    partner in men's doubles, Ronel Estanislao, won a bronze
    medal in the 2015 Southeast Asian Games
    • Paul Jefferson Javier Vivas
    is a Filipino badminton player. He achieved his
    career-high ranking of 51 in men's doubles on the BWF
    World Ranking in 2015.
    • Christian Bernardo
    In his junior career, he partnered with Alvin
    Morada and entered the finals of the 2015 Victor
    Australian Junior International. They also won the boys'
    doubles title at the Singapore Youth International Series in
    2015.
    BOARD
    FUNDAMENTALS SKILLS and DRILLS

    STROKE
    refer to striking patterns
    (underhand, overhand/overhead
    and side arm).
    STROKE PRODUCTION
    BOARD

    1. FOREHAND STROKE
    refer to any shot struck on the
    side of the body.
    2. BACKHAND STROKE
    refer to any shot struck on the
    side away from the racket (left-side
    for right-handed and the ride side for
    the left-handed).
    STROKE PRODUCTION
    BOARD

    3. UNDERHAND STROKE
    used when the approaching
    shuttle is low and in front of the
    player.
    4. OVERHAND/OVERHEAD STROKE
    used to return the shuttle with
    a high trajectory coming from the
    opponent’s court when the shuttle
    gets behind you.
    STROKE PRODUCTION
    BOARD

    FOOTWORK
    0ne characteristics of a good badminton player is
    effective footwork.
    FOOTWORK INCLUDES THE STANCE YOU ASSUME WHILE
    WAITNG FOR THE OPPONENT.
     Ready position
    the step you take in getting into position to stroke
    the shuttle
     Moving into Hitting position
    the relationship of the feet during the hitting action
     Footwork during the Hitting Action
    returning to base before your opponents hits again
     Footwork during recovery
    it is efficient to recover with a long step with a racket
    foot, followed by shuffle steps as needed.
    SKILLS and DRILLS
    BOARD

    GRIP
    A wrist snap is very important for proper play so
    the grip must be held in such a way that the greatest
    amount of wrist action is possible.
    2 KINDS OF GRIP

    1. FOREHAND GRIP
    this is popularly called the handshake grip for it
    means the palm to be parallel to face of the racket.

    2. BACKHAND GRIP
    this slightly modified version of the forehand
    grip. It can be varied depending on the type of shot being
    hit.
    BOARD

    FOREHAND GRIP
    BOARD
    BACKHAND GRIP
    BOARD

    What do you Wear to Play


    Badminton
    • The absolute basics to wear for
    Badminton are:
    • Good quality cotton sports socks
    • A pair of sports shorts or a skirt
    • A light sports T-shirt
    • A quality pair of Badminton shoes
    BOARD
    ACTIVITY TIME
    BOARD

    • Make a “Vlog” for Individual or Dual


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    Content Overall 30%
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    edited.
    30%

    • Except Badminton and Table Impact Viewers Impact 10%

    • Tennis Total=100%

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