Badminton is a sport played in singles and doubles.

The aim of the game is to hit a shuttlecock through

the net and into your opponent's side, causing them to make a mistake and lose a point.

Badminton originated in the mid-1800s, when British military officials stationed in British India invented
it. Originally referred to as 'battledore' rather than badminton, the game's usage of a shuttlecock rather
than a ball has remained consistent over the years.

Essential Badminton Equipment

Racket

shuttlecock

Court

Post

net

Badminton Terminologies

1. Alley

2. Back Alley

3. Backcourt

4. Balk (Fient)

5. Baseline

6. Carry (Sling / Throw)

7. Center / Base position

8. Center line

9. Court

10. Fault

11. Flick

12. Forecourt

13. Halfcourt Short

14. Let

15. Match

16. Midcourt
17. Racquet (Racket)

18. Rally

19. Shuttlecock (Shuttle)

20. Service Court

Short and Strokes

Attacking Shots

Back Hand

Block

Clear

Drive

Drive Serve

Drop Shot

Freehand

Half Smash

Jump Smash

11. Kill

12. Lift

13. Push

14. Serve (Service)

15. Overhead

16. Side Arms

17. Smash

18. Underhand

Fundamental Skills and Drills in Badminton

Basic Grips in Badminton

1. Forehand Grip
-The forehand grip is mostly used to make forehand overhead shots with the forehand. It's a simple grip
to learn, and it's also a good place to start when you learn about the other grips.

2. Panhandle Grip

3. Thumb Grip

4. Bevel Grip

Service Rules and Guide

1. Single

2. Doubles

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