Badminton Basics
Time 1.2 hrs

Difficulty Beginner
Prerequisites What is Sport?
Departments Physical Education
Authors Marco Kong
Ross Parker
Groupings Pairs
Fours
Minimum Year Group None

Blurb

In this free learning unit you will understand the basics of badminton and how it works.

Outline

Resources
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Cross-Curricular Links
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Teacher Reflection
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Credits
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  • Shuttlecock thumbnail from Pixabay, shared under CC BY

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5 mins
Choosing A Racket
The Gear
  • There are 2 rackets inside the Free Learning box in C108, which you can sign out.
  • If needed, ask Mr. Chan for the storage room key to get some more.
10 mins
Comparing Rackets
Choices
  • Take some time to compare and use different rackets.
  • Compare how they feel in your hands, and when you move them through the air.
5 mins
Warming Up
Getting Started
  • Start warming up by hitting the shuttlecock with the racket up in the air.
  • Repeat the process multiple times
20 mins
Learning The Basics
Video Time
  • Understand the basics of badminton and how to play it efficiently by watching the video below:

20 mins
Doing Rallies
Back & Forth
  • You will need to find a partner to do this.
  • Start by hitting the shuttlecock up over the badminton net, or at the volleyball court.
  • Have the partner hit the shuttlecock back to you.
  • Repeat this process for 20 minutes, seeing what you learn as you go.
10 mins
Wrapping Up
Evidence
  • Record a video of you and your partner rallying the shuttlecock and submit that clip as evidence to your Free Learning.

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