Physical Education II

BADMINTON
BADMINTON
Badminton are active dual sports. The game
are played with an opponent across the
playing field. Although these games are
commonly played in singles (meaning, one
player plays against only one opponent), there
are also instances where the game involved
doubles (meaning, two players play against
two players).
Whichever way you play these games, these
dual sports bring about a lot of teamwork
among the players.
 Some researchers said that
the nature of badminton
rooted from the traditional
Chinese sport Jianzi. It aims
to keep heavily weighted
feathers (shuttlecock) in the
air using the player’s body.
Badminton originated from battledore and shuttlecock that was seen
in Greece, China, Japan, and India during the 16" century in England. It
was played in court where the battledore (paddle) hits the shuttlecock
(bird) back and forth. From there, it spread out to the whole world. In
Europe, it was called jeu de volant. The British armies acquired this
game in India and brought the materials to England during the 1870's.
In 1877, the Badminton Club was created to set the first official rules.
In 1992, badminton was officially introduced in Barcelona Olympics.
 BASIC RULES AND REGULATION
• A badminton match begins with a serve.
• A player cannot serve or start the game unless his opponent gets ready.
• While performing a serve, the player’s feet should not go beyond the
boundary lines.
• A player is not allowed to muddle his opponent by any means during the
match.
• A player is also not allowed to fling or hold the shuttle on the racket bed
for too long.
• A player cannot hit the shuttlecock over the net or before it enters his court.
 BASIC RULES ANDREGULATION
• Generally, a badminton match begins with 0-0 points, and when the server
scores a point in even number then he needs to serve from the right side of the
court and when he score in odd, then he needs to serve from the left side of the
court.
• If the score is 20-20 a side must win by two clear points to win the game if it
reaches 29-29, the first to get their 30th point wins.
• If the receiver wins a rally, he scores a point and becomes the new server.
• A badminton match is played in three sets of 21 points each. To win a
badminton match a team has to win two sets out of these three.
• The side that wins the game becomes the one to serve first in the next game.
 FAULTS
• A player cannot perform a serve
from above his waistline.
• A player is not allowed to jump
or move while performing a
service.
• The shuttlecock should not
touch the player’s body or
clothes.
• A player cannot touch the net
during the match.
• A player can also not hit the
shuttlecock twice.
EQUIPMENTS
Equipment Used in Playing Badminton
To be able to play badminton, the
players must have a racket, shuttlecock
and net. There has to be a badminton
court where the players will play.
 BASIC GRIPS
01 02
Forehand Grip
Backhand Grip
Using dominant/playing your hand, hold the
racket as if you were shaking hands with it. Using your dominant playing hand,
There should be a V-shape forming in the middle press the wider surface of the handle
of your thumb and index finger. Grip the racket a using your thumb for greater leverage
little bit loose to have a good control and greater and power. Still, grip the racket a little
flexibility. This grip is used for forehand shots
bit loose in your fingers.
and clear head shots.
 BASIC STROKE
1. Overhead 2. 3. Overhead 4.
Forehand Under Backhand Under
Stroke arm Stroke arm
Forehand Backhand
Stroke Stroke
 DIFFERENT
1. Clear Shot
SHOTS
Using the overhead
stroke, you aim the shuttle
up in the air going to the
opponent's back court.
 DIFFERENT
2. Drive Shot
SHOTS
Make a quick counter-attack
shot, making it flat,
horizontal and fast back to
opponent’s court.
 DIFFERENT
3. Drop Shot
SHOTS
Using an overhead stroke,
hit the shuttlecock softly
downward towards the
opponent’s forecourt close
to the net.
DIFFERENT SHOTS
4. Smash
This is also known as “kill”;
this is a powerful force from
up high in the air, hitting the
shuttle downwards and fast
towards the opponent’s court.
 Activity 2
Direction: Write the correct
1. British armies acquire this game(Badminton) in what country?
answer.
2. Badminton was officially introduced in Barcelona Olympics in what
year?
3- 6. Badminton originated from battledore and shuttlecock that was seen
in what countries?
7. A player is not allowed to ______ his opponent by any means
during the match.
8. When the server scores in even number the server needs to serve
from what side of the court?
9. When the server score in odd number, the server needs to serve
from the what side of the court?
 Activity 2
Direction: Write the correct
answer.
10 - 11. What are the basic grips?
12. This is also known as “kill” shot this is a powerful
force from up high in the air, hitting the shuttle cock
downwards and fast towards the opponent’s court.
13. What kind of shot that is using an overhead
stroke, hit the shuttlecock softly downward towards
the opponent’s forecourt close to the net.
14-15. Give at least 2 equipment in badminton.
 TABLE TENNIS
Table tennis is active dual sports. The games are
played with an opponent across the playing field.
Although these games are commonly played in singles
(meaning, one player plays against only one
opponent), there are also instances where the game
involved doubles (meaning, two players play against
two players).
Whichever way you play these games, these dual
sports bring about a lot of teamwork among the
players.
 The game of table tennis was invented in England during the 19th
century. It is played on a full-size table-tennis table. The table
measures 9 feet by 5 feet, and with a height of 3.5 feet. It is divided
by a 6-inch high. The ball used comes in different colors, and is
made of light celluloid are plastic material. The rackets, or bats being
used, may be of any size, shape, or weight. They must have a thin
wooden blade, which are usually padded with rubber materials.
You can use any of the two grips for holding a table tennis racket.
The upper style is the most common grip practiced by the Asians,
while the lower grip is commonly used by the Westerners.
A plastic table tennis ball
weighs 2.7 grams
Depending on the table's
color, the ball can be
either white or orange.
 The object of the game is to
Rules in acquire points by making hits that
an opponent cannot return. The
Playing the game starts by the server hitting
Game the ball with his/her racket. The
ball must first bounce on his/her
side of the net then on the
opponent's side or court. The ball
is batted back and forth after the
first bounce.
 • A player scores a point if his/her opponent
fails to make a good serve or a successful
Rules in return.
• Serving of the players alternates every five
Playing the points scored.
• The first to score 21 points is the winner of
Game the game.
• If both players score 20 points, the first one
to score two points more than his/her
opponent is declared the winner of a game.
• A match may consist of three or five games,
termed “Best of Three” or “Best of Five”
match.
 Note: The scoring system was changed by
Rules in the International Table Tennis Federation

Playing the after 2001. The scoring system stated above

was changed to make the game more
Game exciting and appealing to viewers and
spectators. Instead of 21 points, the first to
score 11 points is the winner of the game.
Serving of the players alternates every three
points, instead of five points.
THANK YOU!
 Answer
1. India
2. 1992 13. Drop shot shot
3. Greece 14-15. Racket, shuttlecock and net
4. India
5. China
6. Japan
7. Muddle
8. Right side of the court
9. Left side of the court
10 - 11. Backhand and forehand grips
12. Smash