Presentation
Name:
Liz Nazareth Jiménez Sención
Tuition:
2024-
Subject:
Physical education
He:
Badminton and History and Basic rules, court and game accessories
Introduction
Badminton, a racquet sport that combines speed, skill and strategy, has captivated players and fans around the world with its exciting dynamism and long history. From its modest origins to becoming a renowned Olympic sport, badminton has left an indelible mark on the world of sports.
This introduction will explore the rich history of badminton, from its roots in ancient racket games to its evolution as a globally recognized sport. Additionally, we will examine the basic rules of the game and the structure of the court, providing a complete overview for those who wish to immerse themselves in this fascinating world of sports.
Badminton has undergone an extraordinary journey from its humble beginnings in 19th century England, where it was played informally on the grounds of Badminton House, to becoming a sport widely played in every corner of the globe. Over the years, it has gained popularity thanks to its accessibility, its focus on agility and quickness, and its ability to provide excitement for both players and spectators.
In addition to exploring its history, this introduction will offer a basic understanding of the rules and structure of the game. From kickoff to on-court strategy, badminton offers a unique experience that challenges both the body and mind of its participants.
In short, badminton is much more than just a racket sport; It is a celebration of skill, strategy and competitive passion. Through this introduction, we hope to inspire greater appreciation for this vibrant and dynamic sport, and foster a lasting interest in its practice and enjoyment.
Service: The service is performed from behind the service line. The shuttlecock must be hit below the server’s waist and above the net tape. The server and receiver must be in opposite diagonal quadrants.
Fouls: Fouls are committed if the shuttlecock touches the ground within the boundaries of the court, if it passes under the net, if it is hit twice in a row by the same player or team, or if the shuttlecock is hit with any part of the body other than the racket. It is also considered a foul if the server or receiver is not in the correct quadrant during the service.
Court lines: The court lines delimit the playing areas and the shuttlecock is considered to be in or out of play depending on whether it touches these lines or not.
Changing sides: After each set, players or teams change sides of the court. If the set is played to 11 points, the change is made when a player or team reaches 11 points. If playing up to 21 points, the change is made in the middle of the set, when a player or team reaches 11 points.
These basic rules are essential to playing badminton fairly and competitively. It is important to note that there are more detailed rules that can be applied in different situations, but these are the essential ones to start playing.
The playing field
The badminton court is rectangular and is divided into two halves by a net. Here is a detailed description of the court:
Dimensions: The court has a length of 13 meters and a width of 6 meters for singles matches, and a width of 5 meters for doubles matches.
Court lines: The court is delimited by lines that define the different playing areas. These lines include the baseline (at the end of the court), the side lines (on the sides of the court), and the doubles lines (marked within the full width of the court for doubles matches).
Net: The net extends the width of the court, dividing it into two equal halves. The top of the net is at a height of 1 meter at the edges and 1 meter in the center.
Service zones: In singles matches, service zones are marked by service lines that extend the length of the court, 1 meter from the net. In doubles matches, these service zones are larger and extend 0 meters inside the side lines.
Playing Areas: Playing areas include the service area, where serves are taken, and the playing area, where the point after serve is played.
In short, the badminton court is a rectangular space with specific dimensions and lines that delimit the playing and serving areas. The net divides the court into two equal halves and sets the standard height for the game. These features provide a structured environment to play badminton fairly and competitively.
Personal opinion
Personally, I have found badminton to be a great way to stay active and healthy, as it provides an effective cardiovascular workout while improving coordination and agility. Additionally, I really enjoy the social aspect of the game, whether playing singles or doubles matches with friends and family. It is an activity that can be both competitive and recreational, making it accessible to people of all skill levels and ages.
Overall, I find badminton to be a wonderful sport that offers a unique and rewarding experience both on and off the court. Its combination of physical, mental and social challenges makes it an ideal choice for those looking for a fun and stimulating way to stay active and committed to a healthy lifestyle.
2024-04-15 22:23:06
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