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    The document provides information on basic badminton skills needed for playing the sport, including grips, strokes, serving techniques, terminology and rules. It explains the forehand and backhand grips as well as forehand, backhand and overhead strokes. Services covered are the long short serve, long high serve and drive serve. The document also defines common badminton terms and outlines basic rules for scoring, deciding service and winning a match.

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    Week 002

    Basic Skills in Playing


    Badminton
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    The Grip

    • Forehand grip
    • Also known as the “shake hands” grip.
    • The handle of the racket is held as if you are
    shaking hands with the racket.
    • Backhand grip Backhand grip. Image retrieved from: http://www.badminton-
    information.com/badminton_grip.html
    • Also known as “frying pan grip”
    • Hand is rotated slightly to the left and the thumb
    is placed flat against the side level for additional
    power.
    • Most of the time, this is the weakest way of
    holding the racket especially for the backhand.
    Forehand grip. Image retrieved from: http://www.badminton-
    information.com/badminton_grip.html
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Stroke
    The forehand and backhand manner of hitting the shuttle. The
    direction or path which the shuttle takes after being hit. Forehand stroke. Image retrieved
    from:http://www.wimbledontennis.org.uk/the-fundamental-
    tennis-forehand-stroke/

    • Forehand Stroke
    • Any shot struck on the racket side of the player’s body.
    Used to return shuttle from right side of body.
    • Backhand Stroke
    • Any shot taken from the side away from the racket. Used Backhand stroke. Image retrieved
    to return shuttle from left side of body. http://www.leosrackets.com/badminton-vs-tennis-vs-squash-
    best/
    • Overhand Stroke
    • Used to return a high shot. When using this stroke, the
    player’s arms and hands are fully extended.

    Overhand stroke. Image retrieved from:


    https://www.sportskeeda.com/badminton/explaining-rules-
    shots-badminton
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Stroke
    • Drop Shot
    • Any shot that drops immediately after crossing the net.
    • Drive
    • A flat shot used to make opponent move from side to side to
    hit the shuttle. Drop shot. Image retrieved from:
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    Hitting a drive. Image retrieved from:
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    • A powerful shot used to get the shuttle to land on the


    opponent’s side as swiftly as possible.
    • Clear the lob/Clear
    • A defensive stroke used by a player to make time to return
    to position as the shuttle is made to move as far away from
    the net as possible.
    • Overhead Clear- usually taken from backcourt positions
    • Forehand Clear- usually taken from forecourt positions.
    Jump Smash. Image retrieved from: Clear. Image retrieved from:
    https://www.pinterest.se/pin/329 https://badminton-
    536897713768849/ coach.co.uk/524/clear/
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Service
    A defensive stroke taken 3 feet away from the short service
    line. This stroke is used to direct the shuttle above the net in
    order to initiate the game.
    • Long Short Serve
    • Shuttle should cross the net and reach the short
    service line of the opponent
    • Long High Serve
    • Shuttle crosses the net and reaches within six inches
    from the rear boundary line
    • Drive Serve
    • Shuttle will travel in a direct line towards a certain Service. Image retrieved from:
    http://us.victorsport.com/badmintonaz/3265/The-girl-who-
    direction by a quick flick of the server’s wrist grew-up-with-VICTOR-rackets-2
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Clearing the Difficulties (Terminologies)


    • Ace- good service unable to be hit by the racket
    • Backhand- stroke made on the opposite of the racket
    side
    • Bird- alternative term for shuttlecock
    • Clear- term for LOB, a high shot that falls near the
    backline
    • Drive- straight horizontal stroke close to the net
    • Drop- a low shot close to the net that falls
    immediately after crossing
    • Fault- any action against the rules that results in a Drop in a rally. Image retrieved from:
    https://www.thestar.com.my/sport/badminton/2018/01/04
    loss of point or serve. The opponent serves after a /bam-announces-its-thomas-and-uber-cup-squads/

    fault is made by a player.


    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Clearing the Difficulties (Terminologies)


    • Forehand- stroke from the racket side
    • Hand-out- a loss of service
    • Let- when the shuttle hits the net and falls on the
    proper side of the court
    • Match- a set of games
    • Net flight- a shot in which the shuttle follows the net
    • Rally- continuous and consecutive hits on the shuttle
    by players
    • Setting the game- settles a 13-all or 14-all score
    Doubles setting the game. Image retrieved from:
    https://www.thestar.com.my/sport/badminton/2018/01/04
    /bam-announces-its-thomas-and-uber-cup-squads/
    Week 002: Basic Skills in Playing Badminton

    Rules of Badminton
    Badminton is usually played by a player or a team
    against another in a best of three match.
    • Scoring
    • If the bird is lead to land on the opponent’s play
    area
    • If the bird is hit out of play
    • Deciding the first service
    • Usually done with a coin toss, racket spin or
    tossing the bird
    • Winning Winning badminton. Image retrieved from:
    https://www.indiatoday.in/sports/other-
    • Men’s Singles- first to 15 points win sports/story/badminton-premier-league-delhi-acers-pv-
    sindhu-chennai-smashers-953871-2017-01-08
    • Women’s Singles- first to 11 points win

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