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Badminton P-Department, 1st ESO

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Index, Objective, History-Background, Basic Operations, Facilities and Services, Basic Technical-Tactical Resources

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Objective, with this theme we will know the technical, tactical and basic elements of badminton

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including its application in real-game situations and collaborating with its partners in the development and implementation of activities

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History-Background, origin of this game goes back to 2000 years ago, where they played similar games in China, Japan and the Incas themselves

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Most experts agree that badminton was first played in England, in the city of Badminton House with the name of Tuna

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and that was brought from India by English officers back in 1867

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England, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea are the maximum exponents of this sport

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First rules date back to 1877 and were updated in 1890, the current ones being very similar to those

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Spain is having a great rise and a global following the Barcelona Olympics 1992, where it was Olympic sport for the first time

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Basic regulation, badminton is a racket game in which two or four players, singles or doubles

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face each other by sending the mobile shuttlecock above the net and with the intention of touching the ground of the opposing field

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Contribution, the set wins whoever scores 21 points and 2 points apart

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The player or team that wins two sets or games will win the match

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To be able to score a point it is not necessary to be in position of the serve

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The place of the serve marks the score of the set

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When the score is 0 or even, the serve is done from the zone on the right

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If it is odd, from the left and should always be directed diagonally to the opposite zone

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Possibilities on serves

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Sideline for doubles, sideline for singles, centerline, net, left service court, right service court, long service line for doubles

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back boundary line and long service line for singles

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Single serve, serve's score is even, doubles serve, serve's score is even

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Single serve, serve's score is odd, doubles serve, serve's score is odd

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Singles normal play after a serve, doubles normal play after a serve

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Basic technique

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Incorporation of an implement as is the racket in the development of the game

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possibly needs a period of adaptation, although it is sure to be brief

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You will need to adapt your movements to the game space and to hit with the racket

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which will be an extension of your hand and the path of the shuttlecock

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Possibilities of catching the racket and the basic movements are the following ones

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Racket dance, universal down, backhand

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Displacements

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Serve and serve, clear, drop, lob, smash, drive and backhand

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Basic technical-tactical resources

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The basic technical-tactical resources described above are applied in the different situations that arise

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and based on the decision that you must take

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Play and attack

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Where are the players of your team?

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Where am I located?

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What stroke can I use as most suitable to send the shuttlecock to the opposing field and with the possibility of scoring?

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What should I do once I've hit the shuttlecock?

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Player in defense

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Where is the player of the other team?

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Where am I located?

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What are their characteristics and how can they send the shuttlecock?

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What displacement should I use once the attacking player has hit the shuttlecock?

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Could you identify and describe what technical-tactical resources each player is doing?

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Backhand, smash, drive, serve and clear

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If you have paid attention you will answer the following questions without problems

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Briefly describe the decisions you can make as an attacking player

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Describe the lob action

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Briefly describe the decisions you can make as a defending player

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Why it is important to make decisions during game development