Even though Adinda comes from Indonesia, where badminton is a popular sport, she does not know the rules of the game. So Michael Castelein, president of the student sports association, explains the rules to her before they play. After a game with Michael, Adinda plays in a team with Kacper Moneta. Kacper likes the free exercise. “You can play with anyone, both beginners and advanced.” Member Tim Peter agrees. “I also think that the free play my level helps improve, even more than the regular exercise.”
According to Adinda, badminton remains difficult to play. “The game with Michael is going well, but I have to say that it is a completely different level from how I used to play with my sister,” says Adinda. “Still, I think that if you follow the regular practice, you can master badminton very quickly.”
